Calling Forth Messiah's Ekklesia Assembly From Where We Are Into Who We Are Called to Be
Relating to the Biblical Calendar
Podcast on the ongoing transition during the Hebraic month of Iyar 5785 We are coming out of the storms prophesied in 5782 and into the promised of restoration. In this podcast I share my thoughts on what God is saying concerning the current stage of confusion associated with the transition before the new thing comes… Continue reading Restoration and Confusion: Insights for Iyar 5785
There's a reason you might not know which way to turn Remember we are still in that roundhouse. We can't see out until the door opens and we are sent forth. https://beyondthedalet.net/2025/01/27/some-are-in-a-roundhouse/ WHERE ARE WE? This current Hebraic year, 5785 is a gateway into our next divinely ordained assignment. We are being repositioned, realigned and redirected… Continue reading Navigating the Spiritual Journey of Year 5785
Advent and Hanukkah celebrate journeys of hope and renewal, inviting reflection on faith. Advent, marking Christ's birth, illuminates God's promises, while Hanukkah commemorates the Maccabees and God's providence. Both traditions blend Christianity and Judaism, emphasizing the light of Yeshua/Jesus in a world filled with uncertainty, nurturing bonds of family and faith.
Sukkot, the Feast of Tabernacles, is observed in fall, commemorating the Israelites' desert wanderings and God's provisions. It involves dwellings in temporary shelters and emphasizes gratitude and joy during festive gatherings. In this post, I reflect on personal shifts during Sukkot, highlighting themes of rest, resilience, and appreciation for family and blessings.
I explore the significance of the Atonement of Christ in Christianity and its connection to the Jewish Day of Atonement, Yom Kippur. Jesus' sacrificial death reconciles humanity with God, offering eternal redemption, and allows us as believers to access God's grace. Have a Blessed Yom Kippur
In this podcast, I reflect on the Hebrew letter Hei, coinciding with a nationwide alert on October 4, 2023, emphasized God's intent to breathe new life into weary spirits. As the year 5785 approaches, the message underscores themes of redemption, encouragement, and spiritual growth, drawing insights from Isaiah 52.
The Hebrew year 5785 signifies a profound period of transition and new beginnings, encouraging spiritual movement and overcoming past limitations. Emphasizing the concept of "abar," or crossing over, we are invited to embrace change. This year's journey promises opportunities for growth, resilience, and deeper connection with God.
In the year 5785, a significant spiritual shift is anticipated, symbolized as a tunnel season leading to a bridge for those pursuing their destiny. The Hebrew letter hei, representing the number 5, signifies birthing and specific seasons in the lifelong spiritual journey. This year is seen as a gateway to a new phase with intensified spiritual revelation and transformation.