Calling Forth Messiah's Ekklesia Assembly From Where We Are Into Who We Are Called to Be
I reflect on my ongoing spiritual journey and the evolution of my prophetic ministry. Over the past few decades, I have experienced profound divine encounters, which I describe as seasons of impartation and revelation. These experiences have led me to a deepening focus on the purpose and structure of the Ekklesia—the body of Christ—and the transformation required for believers to align with God’s vision.
Podcast - Something has been quietly shifting. What if the most important shift isn’t in what we believe—but in the tone it carries? Over the past few weeks, something has been quietly realigning. Not through a new idea, but through a different posture—journaling through the book of Hebrews instead of studying it. What followed was… Continue reading From Pressure to Proximity
Podcast Over the past few months, my study in Hebrews has been quietly reshaping the tone of Beyond the Dalet. Three phrases keep returning: He sat down. We have confidence to enter. Let us draw near. If the work of Christ is finished and access is already open, then growth must begin from rest — not… Continue reading He Sat Down — And So We Begin from Rest.
Podcast Anchored Before Advancement In this episode, I reflect on a prophetic season of expansion and the invitation to return to foundation before moving forward. As the Holy Spirit led me into intentional rest and prayer, I discovered that growth begins with abiding, not striving. I share how revisiting the finished work of Christ became… Continue reading Anchored Before Advancement Formation in a Season of Increase
A Beyond the Dalet Podcast In this podcast, I explore my journey from casual curiosity about the Hebraic year and the symbolic meaning of Hebrew letters to a deeper, more intimate relationship with God. I share my personal story of how studying the Hebrew alphabet began as a devotional tool to enhance my Bible study… Continue reading From Curiosity to Intimacy—Finding Meaning in Hebrew Letters
In this podcast I'm asking myself a question about the importance of our foundation.
A Second Sukkot Hanukkah is a celebration of victory and freedom, akin to Thanksgiving, Christmas, and the Fourth of July combined. It’s a time to celebrate, even if it means celebrating by faith, as the past few years have been challenging for many. The focus should be on joy, gratitude, and spending time with loved… Continue reading My Thoughts on Hanukkah
The podcast discusses balancing the Hebraic and Gregorian calendars, highlighting their differences, such as the lunar cycles of the Hebraic calendar starting in Tishri versus the Gregorian calendar beginning in January. It emphasizes finding personal rhythms, reducing stress, and valuing both religious observances and individual freedoms in practicing faith.