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Series: The Spirit of the LordService: Sun AMType: SermonSpeaker: Trey Haskett

Are You Wearing Your Garment Right? Aligning Your Anointing with Your Character Have you ever rushed out the door, only to realize later that your shirt was on inside out and back to front? It might still be the right garment, but it's not being worn correctly. Could it be that sometimes, our understanding of God is just like that—inside out and back to front? The good news is that when we acknowledge this and seek to change, God can do something powerful within us. The Breath of God in You The Bible tells us that the very breath in our lungs is from God. The Hebrew word Ruach means "breath," "wind," and "spirit." Every breath we take is an opportunity to worship, to glorify God, and to live with purpose. Consider Joseph—God gave him dreams, but in his youth, he lacked the maturity to steward them well. He spoke before he understood. Yet, over time, through trials and refinement, he became a man of wisdom, recognized even by Pharaoh as one filled with the Spirit of God (Genesis 41:38). Then there's Bezalel, the artist commissioned to build the Tabernacle. His natural creativity was elevated when God filled him with His Spirit, giving him wisdom, understanding, and skill beyond human ability (Exodus 35:30-31). Both men were gifted, but their impact came when God's breath infused their abilities. Character Over Charisma What you build with your anointing can be destroyed by your character. You may be talented, skilled, or even spiritually gifted—but if your character isn't aligned with God's heart, everything you build can crumble. David, Micah, and Joseph all had a defining moment where the Spirit of God in them was evident—not just through their gifts, but through their obedience, wisdom, and moral clarity. Micah spoke truth with conviction. David wrote Psalms that carried divine power. Joseph led a nation through famine with God's wisdom. Their impact came not just from talent, but from a life shaped by God's refining hand. Fan the Flame Paul tells us to fan into flame the gift of God (2 Timothy 1:6). That means being aware of His Spirit in us and actively cultivating it. When we do, God breathes fresh fire into our lives. What has God anointed you for? What has He gifted you with? Are you wearing your spiritual garment correctly, or is it inside out and back to front? Today is a chance for a fresh start. Breathe in His life. Breathe out His praise. Align your character with your anointing, and watch how God moves in you and through you. Let's honour the breath that God fills our lungs with.

Unser heutiger Gast intendiert sein aktuelles Album als "Aufruf zur spirituellen Reflexion in einer Zeit, die uns oft die Sprache verschlägt." Und in der Tat gibt "Raash ve Ruach", was sich als "Lärm und Wind" übersetzen lässt, einigen Anlass zum Nachdenken. Zum Beispiel über sogenannte Genregrenzen und darüber, welcher Gewinn es sein kann, sie zu überschreiten. Denn Alex Stolze, dessen Hauptinstrument die fünfsaitige Violine ist, findet in seiner Musik ungeahnte Anknüpfungspunkte zwischen zeitgenössischer Klassik und feingliedrigen Electro-Sounds, den fesselnden Klanglandschaften nahöstlicher Skalen und komplexen Polyrhthmen. Damit schafft er ein Werk, das mit seiner Offenheit und Vielschichtigkeit gleichsam dazu einlädt, diese auch auf das "echte Leben" zu übertragen.

Unser heutiger Gast intendiert sein aktuelles Album als "Aufruf zur spirituellen Reflexion in einer Zeit, die uns oft die Sprache verschlägt." Und in der Tat gibt "Raash ve Ruach", was sich als "Lärm und Wind" übersetzen lässt, einigen Anlass zum Nachdenken. Zum Beispiel über sogenannte Genregrenzen und darüber, welcher Gewinn es sein kann, sie zu überschreiten. Denn Alex Stolze, dessen Hauptinstrument die fünfsaitige Violine ist, findet in seiner Musik ungeahnte Anknüpfungspunkte zwischen zeitgenössischer Klassik und feingliedrigen Electro-Sounds, den fesselnden Klanglandschaften nahöstlicher Skalen und komplexen Polyrhthmen. Damit schafft er ein Werk, das mit seiner Offenheit und Vielschichtigkeit gleichsam dazu einlädt, diese auch auf das "echte Leben" zu übertragen.

Unser heutiger Gast intendiert sein aktuelles Album als "Aufruf zur spirituellen Reflexion in einer Zeit, die uns oft die Sprache verschlägt." Und in der Tat gibt "Raash ve Ruach", was sich als "Lärm und Wind" übersetzen lässt, einigen Anlass zum Nachdenken. Zum Beispiel über sogenannte Genregrenzen und darüber, welcher Gewinn es sein kann, sie zu überschreiten. Denn Alex Stolze, dessen Hauptinstrument die fünfsaitige Violine ist, findet in seiner Musik ungeahnte Anknüpfungspunkte zwischen zeitgenössischer Klassik und feingliedrigen Electro-Sounds, den fesselnden Klanglandschaften nahöstlicher Skalen und komplexen Polyrhthmen. Damit schafft er ein Werk, das mit seiner Offenheit und Vielschichtigkeit gleichsam dazu einlädt, diese auch auf das "echte Leben" zu übertragen.

Unser heutiger Gast intendiert sein aktuelles Album als "Aufruf zur spirituellen Reflexion in einer Zeit, die uns oft die Sprache verschlägt." Und in der Tat gibt "Raash ve Ruach", was sich als "Lärm und Wind" übersetzen lässt, einigen Anlass zum Nachdenken. Zum Beispiel über sogenannte Genregrenzen und darüber, welcher Gewinn es sein kann, sie zu überschreiten. Denn Alex Stolze, dessen Hauptinstrument die fünfsaitige Violine ist, findet in seiner Musik ungeahnte Anknüpfungspunkte zwischen zeitgenössischer Klassik und feingliedrigen Electro-Sounds, den fesselnden Klanglandschaften nahöstlicher Skalen und komplexen Polyrhthmen. Damit schafft er ein Werk, das mit seiner Offenheit und Vielschichtigkeit gleichsam dazu einlädt, diese auch auf das "echte Leben" zu übertragen.

Welcome to our class on Anava . We've been talking a lot about working on humility. Rabbi Chaim Friedlander's sefer Siftei Chaim , on the topic of Middot (page 133) asks a powerful question. He points out that the Mesilat Yesharim bases his sefer on the ladder of levels that are described by Rabbi Pinchas ben Yair, starting with Torah. Learning Torah brings to Zehirut/being careful, which brings one to Zerizut/being fast, which brings to Nekiut/being pure and goes on to Prishut/separating oneself physicality , purity and Hasidut/piousness. All the way at the end is humility . Humility is one of the last of the levels. It brings to one to Ruach , Hakodesh etc, and then we reach perfection. So seemingly, if we go step by step up the ladder, if we haven't yet conquered purity and piousness, how are we even talking about humility, which is so high up? To answer, the Siftei Chaim quotes a mashal he heard from Rav Yerucham Levovitz, the famed Mashgiach of the Mir in Europe, who says: When a person goes to a feast of kings, there are many, many portions and courses. There's the first course, the second course, the third course . I was once told that at the queen's table in England there are four forks and three knives! There are so many different hors d'oeuvres, appetizers, entrees, desserts… But what happens if a poor man walks in during the meal when they're up to the third course? Do they say, " Let's go back to the hor d'oeuvres ." No. He doesn't even ask for that. Whatever they're up to at that time is what they give him, and that's enough for him at that point. He's not worried about courses or etiquette or about the proper way to do things. He's hungry . That's the mashal . The nimshal is that we are poor when it comes to Avodat Hashem. Yes, 'wealthy' people of old such as Rabbi Pinhas ben Yair and others, of course had an order. He's like the chef telling you how you're supposed to serve the meal. Each one is going to lead to the next one. Yes, you want ices after the hors d'oeuvres to cleanse you palate, and yes, you want to have tea at the end. But a person who is spiritually poor has to grab whatever they give him, even if it's out of order, and even if he doesn't understand exactly what he's doing and why he's doing it. He has to take what he can get. The Gemara says, ' This world is like a wedding, Grab and eat. Grab and eat. ' What does that mean? It means sometimes you're not eating in a specific order, with all the rules and regulations. You're just grabbing and eating. That's the way it is with our Ruchaniut/spirituality. I'll grab and eat, I 'll nosh on this and that. This is similar to the story that the Chafetz Chaim witnessed once. A girl was selling apples in the marketplace. Someone came and knocked over her basket of apples and they were rolling all over the street. Ruffians started grabbing the apples. The girl was just standing there crying, until a wise man told her, Grab something for yourself also . When the Chafetz Chaim heard this, he said, That's what's going on in our lives. The Yetzer Hara turned over the apple cart and he's grabbing away everything from us. So grab something back for yourself . We don't have to do everything exactly according to the proper system. We, too, can work on humility. We may not have the full depth and the understanding that we'd have if we did it with the recommended approach, on the regular road. Here's an example of another Middah . He says, hessed - we all know what kindness is. We do kindness, but if you want to really dissect it, true kindness means that I am not an egoistic person. I'm not someone that's focused on myself. I'm giving because the other person needs and all the other niceties- we'll call it the icing on the cake to do a hessed properly . But just because you can't have a cake with icing, that doesn't mean you have can't cake at all. Sometimes you might only have the icing, but if you're hungry, you'll take cake without the icing or icing without the cake. You can't be picky. At the end of the day, it will give you nourishment. It might not give you exactly what you need, but, as the famous saying goes, Perfect is the enemy of good (quoted by Rabbi Frand at the Siyum HaShas, and attributed to French philosopher Voltaire). This means that sometimes people try to do something exactly the way it's supposed to be but end up do nothing. It's like a very perfectionist housewife saying, If I can't have the perfect meal, I'm not going have any guests at all. That's really counterproductive. Just because you can't have all the niceties, with waiters and china and a ten course meal, that doesn't mean you shouldn't have guests at all. It's the same thing when it comes to working on our Middot, says Rav Yerucham Levovitz. We might not have everything perfect, and it might not be the way it's supposed to be, but perfect is the enemy of good. Therefore, when we're working on humility, don't say, how can I work on humility? I'm far, far from it. You can also have a connection to humility. The Chafetz Chaim once met a baker and asked, " How's business? " The baker replied, " It's so hard to be a baker. The housewives are so picky and they're always complaining, 'It's too hard… it's too soft.' "Then a few years later he met the baker again and asked how business was. This time the baker said says, " Business is great!" The Chafetz Chaim asked what had changed, and the baker replied, " Well, it's wartime. There's a shortage of bread. If anyone can get any bread, they're thrilled and happy to take the it. There are never any complaints." The Chafetz Chaim said it's the same thing with Ruchaniut . In the days of old where there was plenty of spirituality, and plenty of people serving Hashem, in a world that was much more pristine, of course in Shamayim, they were picky. The chef in Shamayim's kitchen was very picky and very exacting, Everything had to be organic, everything had to be fresh, everything had to be Whole Foods. But in you're in a time of famine, no one gets picky on what they're going to eat or serve. If they get picky, they die. Like the sad story in Masechet Gittin , of the wealthy woman who sent her aid out to buy fine wheat in the marketplace. There was no fine wheat left but by the time he came back to tell her, and she sent him out to buy a lower grade of wheat, there was none of that left either. She then sent him for barley and the same thing happened, and on and on until eventually there nothing was left to eat at all. So smart people realize, and Hashem's Bet Din up there is quite smart, that w hen there's a famine, we're happy with what we can get . We don't have the perfect meal. We don't have the right silverware, we don't have the right ingredients, nor the right dishes. But it's like making sprinkle cookies with your children on a day off, with all their germs and mess…They're so proud and you're so proud. Well, that's the way Hashem looks at our Avodat Hashem today. So make your little cookies, put some Anava sprinkles on them and be proud.

David Balto is a volunteer chaplain at Washington Hospital Center  in Washington, D.C., the Hebrew Home of Greater Washington and Western Correctional Insitution, Maryland's maximum security prison.  He and his wife Naomi are actively involved in bikur cholim (care for the sick) with Bikur Cholim of Greater Washington and are co-sponsors of the annual National Bikur Cholim Conference.  David is also a volunteer for Ruach and a student in Aleph's program for spiritual direction.Rabbi Lynn Liberman, BCC, is Acting Co-President of NAJC. She works as the Jewish Community Chaplain of the Twin Cities.   Ordained in 1993 from the Jewish Theological Seminary of America, Lynn worked over 20 years in congregations before moving into full-time chaplaincy.   In addition to her Community Chaplain position, Lynn also works as a Per Diem Chaplain at two area Hospitals, including a Trauma One Center, and has been a volunteer Police/Fire Chaplain for 25 years.   Lynn has proudly served on the NAJC board for four years.  She and her spouse live in St. Paul, MInnesota.Click here for information on the National Bikur Cholim Conference, including links to recordings of past programs.  About our host:Rabbi Edward Bernstein, BCC, is the producer and host of NeshamaCast. He serves as Chaplain at Boca Raton Regional Hospital of Baptist Health South Florida. He is a member of the Board of Neshama: Association of Jewish Chaplains. Prior to his chaplain career, he served as a pulpit rabbi in congregations in New Rochelle, NY; Beachwood, OH; and Boynton Beach, FL. He is also the host and producer of My Teacher Podcast: A Celebration of the People Who Shape Our Lives. NeshamaCast contributor Rabbi Katja Vehlow was ordained at the Jewish Theological Seminary and is Director of Jewish Life at Fordham University. She trained as a chaplain at Moses Maimonides Medical Center in New York. Previously, she served as Associate Professor of Religious Studies at University of South Carolina. A native German speaker, she is planning a forthcoming German-language podcast on the weekly Torah portion with a focus on pastoral care. Support NeshamaCast and NAJC with a tax deductible donation to NAJC. Transcripts for this episode and other episodes of NeshamaCast are available at NeshamaCast.simplecast.com and are typically posted one week after an episode first airs. Theme Music is “A Niggun For Ki Anu Amecha,” written and performed by Reb-Cantor Lisa Levine. Please help others find the show by rating and reviewing the show on Apple Podcasts or other podcast providers. We welcome comments and suggestions for future programming at NeshamaCast@gmail.com. And be sure to follow NAJC on Facebook to learn more about Jewish spiritual care happening in our communities.

He took me to an open desert plain. It was a windy day, so windy it was almost violent.
"Come," said the teacher. He was asking me to walk against the wind's blowing. So I did.
"What is it like to walk against the wind?" he asked.
"It's a struggle," I replied.
"In the language of Scripture," he said, "the word for wind is ruach. But it has another meaning; it also means the Spirit. In Hebrew, the Holy Spirit is the Holy Wind. So what happens if you walk against the wind?"
"It creates drag. It becomes harder to walk and you get tired."
"In the same way," he said, "when you walk against the Spirit, it creates a drag on your life. Everything you do becomes harder. It takes more energy to do less. So when you go against His Spirit, you're fighting against the Wind. And you can't walk against the direction of the Wind without getting weary and worn out."
"And what way is the direction of the Wind, the Spirit?"
"The Spirit is the Holy Spirit. Therefore, it blows in the direction of the holy, and blows against the direction of the unholy. Now try something else. Turn around and walk back, the same way you came."
So I did. I was now walking in the direction of the wind's blowing.
"And what was that like?" he asked.
"It was much easier," I said.
"That's because there was no drag," he said. "You were walking in the direction of the wind. And the wind helped you walk. It moved you ahead. It made your walking easier. So when you walk against the wind, it creates drag. But if you turn around, then the wind gives you power. So it is with the Spirit. If you turn, if you change your course, if you repent, if you walk in the Spirit, then the drag will dissappear. Then the Spirit will empower you and will move you forward. And then everything you do, that you must do, will become easier."
"So if you walk in the Spirit," I said, "life will go from being a drag to a breeze."
"Yes," said the teacher. "For those who walk in the Spirit, the Wind is at their back."The Mission: What part of your life is against the direction of the Spirit? Today, turn it around and start walking with the Wind at your back.Enjoy the YouTube version here and join the family: https://youtu.be/WrNXdiLbKGEIf you would like to join us for bible study, bible study is on Friday nights from 7:30pm - 9pm CST. To get the link, please feel free to message us at perceptualpneumaministries@gmail.com.

What does the Holy Spirit do? How do we connect with Him? What are the means and methods by which He interacts with us, empowering us to live our new life in Messiah? In this second part of a 3-part series, Kevin explores the Scriptures to discover more about the ways that God's Spirit comes into contact with our own, and how the Ruach accomplishes His work in us to move and activate us spiritually. WATCH ON YOUTUBE • https://bcpodca.st/y/ep74

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The term “Ruach Yahweh” was recently used in one of the morning devotionals that I read. As I reflected on it, I knew I had to write about it. In […] The post Ruach Yahweh – Empowered to Heal and Set Free appeared first on Broken Door Ministries.

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What the Torah Teachers won't Teach James 3:1-5 The responsibility when a man thinks he knows the bible enough to start talking about it is enormous. We most often invoke this passage when speaking about bad teaching, but there's another type of bad teaching that needs to be addressed today – omission. Lots of folks sound like me but I'm afraid once we peel back the layers, we find they are still in that Babylonia system, especially when it comes to the identity of the Son of God. When people get into this walk, we often spend a TON of time learning about the Names Yahweh and Yeshua. However, the word we need to clearly define is neither of those. The word we need to define is Christ. Matthew 16:16 Christ is not a last name. Yes, I'm afraid most of the world thinks His first Name is Jesus and His last name is Christ. Not the case, Christ is a title, not a name, and one that has a specific definition. Part of the definition is right here in front of us. Son of God. And Yeshua blesses Peter for this being revealed to him by Yeshua's Father, who is a completely different being that was in heaven at that moment in time while His Son was on earth. The teachers never teach this one. They love to talk about calendars, ancient alphabets, pronunciations, or impossible to reconcile doctrines, but this right here is salvation. 1 John 5: 11-12 If you have the Son, you have life. If you do not, you don't. You can have the Father and deny the Son, by the way. And you can deny the Son by making Him out to be His own Father or making Him out to not be who He really is, the Son of God who is subordinate to His Father, who He Himself identifies as God. From Matthew, we know the Christ is synonymous with the Son of God. Is there anything more to that definition? Yes, look at Matthew again and scroll through the definitions. Anointed. That means somebody else anointed Him. Anointing is a calling, or an appointing, for a mission, specifically by Yahweh. Yeshua is not the only person to have this title, however He is THE Messiah while the others were just “a” Messiah. The word Christ is not a random word. In Greek, it means to put oil on something. It was chosen as the direct translation for the word Messiah in Hebrew. Understand, there is nothing pagan about this word and it was chosen to be used for Messiah when the LXX was made – 150 years before Yeshua. Switch to Brenton, search Christ, find Psalm 2, read, then switch to NASB95. Explain the word Messiah or Christ should be there, as well as other places. I don't know why the English translators never do this. Make it clear there is YHVH and there is His Anointed. It's two. Not some incomprehensible amalgamation. Not a mystery. Yahweh anointed Yeshua to be His servant. Down to verse 7 and we see this Anointed one is Yahweh's Son. He's not another Yahweh, but the Son of God. I am not making it up, folks, but this is the stuff your “Torah teacher” won't touch because they are terrified to teach you the truth and break with Trinitarianism. They need to realize they were not given the gift of speech so they can teach secondary and tertiary things. Acts 2: 22-24 this is why it's so important. God really did send His Son. His Son really did die. And God resurrected Him. These are not my words, friends. I have to tell you the truth lest I suffer judgment. Acts 2: 32-26 God made Him the Messiah. Again, not my words. These are Peter's words given to him by the Ruach ha Kodesh, the Holy Spirit. Acts 3: 13-15 Again, testifying that God raised Yeshua. Acts 4: 8-12 Finish here. Peter and John called as two witnesses to testify in front of the Sanhedrin. They said what they said. This is the Gospel. The most important information mankind can know, that God sent His Son, the Messiah, to pay the price for our sins. Do you accept Yeshua as the Messiah, the Son of God? https://firstcenturychristianity.net/

God is with us every step of the way. When we wanna clap back and get ratchet to when we are in deep lamentation. The Ruach will never forsake us. The spirit and breath of God shall be with you unto the very last of our days.

Welcome to Walking the Way. My name is Ray, and I really want to say thank you to everyone for listening in as we share in a regular rhythm of worship and devotion together. Credits Opening Prayer https://www.faithandworship.com Bible verse Job 33:4 Thought for the day Ray Borrett Bible Passage Job 33 Good News Translation® (Today's English Version, Second Edition) © 1992 American Bible Society. All rights reserved. For more information about GNT, visit www.bibles.com and www.gnt.bible. Prayer Handbook Click here to download it Download the Script https://1drv.ms/b/s!AnHHJxf-hxXpv65TyhKdWv9hU0juNg?e=bnvvGm Supporting Walking the Way If you want to support Walking the Way, please go to: https://ko-fi.com/S6S4WXLBB or you can subscribe to the channel: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/walkingtheway/subscribe To contact Ray: Please leave a comment or a review. I want to find out what people think and how we make it better. www.rayborrett.co.uk ray.borrett@outlook.com @raybrrtt

Did Paul teach the Gentiles early kabbalistic ideas about the Nefesh, Ruach, and Neshamah? If so, this may make his letters some of the earliest appearances of these ideas. How does this change the understanding of these popular verses?   For more information, and to read sources - visit: https://www.thehiddenorchard.com/did-paul-openly-teach-jewish-mysticism-to-the-gentiles-in-rome/  

As we wrap up a full year of Her Faith at Work, let's count down the top 10 episodes that made 2024 a game-changing year. From embracing leadership lessons to navigating negative labels and finding courage to live boldly in faith, this countdown reflects not only the favorite moments of our listeners but also the incredible journey God has taken us on. Join me as I reflect on the impact of these powerful conversations, including guest highlights, solo episodes, and lessons learned along the way. Plus, a sneak peek into what's coming in 2025—including the exciting Soul Rest Retreat! KEY TAKEAWAYS: Lessons in Leadership: How to thrive under imperfect leaders and create a positive impact. Work as Worship: Practical examples of honoring God in your professional life. Overcoming Negative Labels: Dismantling the inner critic and stepping into your God-given potential. God's Breath of Life: Exploring the power of Ruach and its life-giving presence in our daily walk. Courageous Faith: How contagious courage can spur others to good deeds and deepen community bonds. FEATURED EPISODES: #10: Social Media and Branding with Melissa Hughes #9: Healthy Workplace Pushback with Corrie Brock #8: Lessons in Leadership with Doris Savron #7: Work as Worship with Jen Brooks #6: 10 Tools to Get Unstuck with Melanie Studley #5: Courageous Faith Forward with Lisa Scheffler #4: God's Breath: The Life Force of Faith #3: Pressing into God's Presence #2: Pilot Episode #1: Overcoming Negative Labels with Bee Andreen QUOTABLES: "You may have form, but you don't really live until the Spirit's working in you." "What's stopping you from accessing the full connection with God you already have access to?" LINKS AND RESOURCES: Untwisting Scripture Podcast Soul Rest Retreat Waitlist Melanie's Planner She Can Share podcast STAY CONNECTED: Make sure you're subscribed to Her Faith at Work so you never miss an episode that inspires your walk with God and your journey in business. And let's keep the conversation going on Instagram and LinkedIn, where we're sharing daily encouragement, faith-based business tips, and community updates. CONNECT WITH JAN: Here are all the best places and FREE stuff

Von Ruach, Pneuma, Apnoe  Das griechische Pneuma, der indische Prana, der hebräische Ruach oder das chinesische Qi - in vielen Kulturen hat der Kosmos eine Atemseele. Im indischen Yogasystem sind Atemübungen, das sogenannte Pranayama, noch wichtiger als die Körperpositionen. In den klassischen indischen Schriften ist das Leben Atem und der Atem Leben. Das Feature verfolgt den Weg der deutschen Atemlehrerin Carola Spitz in den dreißiger Jahren von Berlin nach New York. Und erzählt von den Erfahrungen des Philosophen Erich Fromm, der durch Atemunterricht vom Denken ins Fühlen kommt. Feature von Theo Roos Redaktion: Joachim Dicks  Produktion: WDR 2023

This week's Torah Reading is the story of the saving of Noah and his family brought about through God keeping covenant and manifesting His righteousness. The spiritual and halachic principles embedded in this Torah Reading Discussion remain evergreen for us today in 2024.

HEALING AND MIRACLE PODCASTINCLUDES FULL WRITTEN TEXTwith Prince HandleyWWW.REALMIRACLES.ORG 16 YEARS OF HEALING & HEALTH SUBJECTS LISTENING TO THE HOLY SPIRIT DIRECTION AND HEALING PROPHECY24/7 Blogs and Podcasts > STREAM Prince Handley on MINDS LinkedIn ~ Geopolitics and HealthNOTE: You do NOT have to Sign In to LinkedIn. Click the "X" at top right of "Sign In" to dismiss. Subscribe FREE to Prince Handley Teaching and Newsletter Links to KEY RESOURCES at bottom. ________________________________________   DESCRIPTION OF THIS TEACHING There are several different reasons WHY you should want to listen to the Holy Spirit. However, the MAIN reason is that the LORD wants to give you a message for healing, direction, protection, or enablement. And, sometimes―if not many times―the message will be for someone else. Some people may NOT be able to listen to―or discern―the voice of the Spirit. Or, they may NOT want to listen to the voice of the Spirit due to rebellion or living in sin. Therefore, the LORD may send you a message via His Spirit to relay to the other person. In my experience the message is usually given for specific knowledge in an area where help or advice is needed: in my life or in the lives of others. The principles of God are timeless and transfer … and if we are students of God's Word and have the knowledge of Proverbs we are able to navigate the problems and challenges of life. But when situations arise that are not clearly and specifically defined―as in ministry strategy or spiritual warfare or dream interpretation―then we need a “specific” word from the LORD. Many people read the Holy Bible, but they are NOT listening to the Holy Spirit. God wants us to apply His Word to our lives. This is where listening to the Spirit brings success, victory and accurate direction. ________________________________________   LISTENING TO THE HOLY SPIRITDIRECTION AND HEALING PROPHECY INTRODUCTION “Howbeit when he, the Spirit of truth, has come, he will guide you into all truth: for he shall not speak of himself; but whatsoever he shall hear, that shall he speak: and he will show you things to come.” – Jesus: John 16:13 One of the Holy Spirit's assignments is to glorify Christ. When you receive direction, help and enablement, Christ is glorified in your victorious life and testimony thereof: by your word and your lifestyle. The Holy Spirit guides you into ALL truth; spiritual, business, family, prophetic, physical, travel and relational truth. Many people read the Holy Bible, but they are NOT listening to the Holy Spirit. God wants us to apply His Word to our lives. This is where listening to the Spirit brings success, victory and accurate direction. As you become attuned―skilled―in listening to the Spirit, you will begin to notice that sometimes shortly after you receive a message you will experience a confirmation. For example, [I recently had this happen] if you receive a message about advice you would give a person, that person may contact you not long after and ask you for advice concerning the same (not knowing that you have already heard from God concerning them or their situation). EXAMPLES Sometimes listening to the Holy Spirit will be synonymous with the gift of prophecy. For example, one time after a large seminar I was conducting at McCormick Place in Chicago a lady came up to me and said, “I have two wombs …” I had already finished praying with people and I was really wanting to go to the place where I was to stay and go to bed. When the lady said, “I have two wombs …” my first thought was, “I must have preached past the anointing.” (I wanted to be anywhere but there.) What the lady said in full was this, “I have two wombs. If I conceive in the one womb the life will live, but if I conceive in the other (womb) the life will die. Do you have a word for me?” Instantly―without thinking about it―I said to her, “You will have a son. He will live, and his name will be Samuel.” When I was in Chicago about a year later I met little Samuel. In similar manner, listening to the Spirit may sometimes by synonymous with the Word of Knowledge. For sure―if you operate in the gifts of the Spirit like Prophecy and the Word of Knowledge―you definitely need to be listening to the Holy Spirit. Study my book, How to Receive God's Power with Gifts of the Spirit. But there are times that God wants to give you a message for yourself and it may be just for reflection, or to meditate thereon. He may want you to think about what you would do in a certain situation that may be coming up in the future and you do NOT know about it yet―or, the complete details have not dovetailed together yet―and may not for quite some time. PURPOSE OF LISTENING You have to realize that God is for you. As in the gifts of the Holy Spirit, the motive for listening to the Spirit should be to edify, improve, deliver, make whole or provide intelligence. Thank God, He did not leave us here without the tools and weapons we need to operate in power and victory … and especially as we progress into the End Times. Realize this: we are at the entrance to the End Times. If the Early Church―or Messianic Synagogue―needed the gifts of the Holy Spirit and the five fold ministries of Apostle, Prophet, Evangelist, Pastor and Teacher as laid out in Ephesians 4:11, how much more do we need them today? And, how much more will the followers of Messiah Jesus need them as we progress further along into the End Times. PREREQUISITES TO LISTENING We need to start our day with the Word of God. We need to be students of the Word of God. “So then faith comes by hearing, and hearing by the Word of God.” (Romans 10:17) So the Word of God is the channel through which the activities of the Holy Spirit operate. When we have the Word of God in us―and operate based upon the Word of God―we hear (from God … from His Spirit). And when we hear from God, faith rises and MIRACLES happen. But remember also, this is all predicated upon love. “Faith works by love.” (Galatians 5:6) The Word of God is the channel though which faith flows, and love is the activator which triggers faith. HOW WILL YOU KNOW If you are living for God, then give God the benefit of the doubt. I have seen many MIRACLES since I learned to give God the benefit of the doubt. If you're NOT sure the message is from God, then check to make sure it does NOT conflict with Scripture. If it does NOT conflict with Scripture, then ask God for a confirmation that is clear and concise. NOTE: If you are “seasoned” in listening to the Holy Spirit then you probably won't require a confirmation. We should NOT be surprised that the LORD works this way in addition to His many other modes of communication. We read of Him doing this throughout Bible in both the Tanakh (Old Testament) and the Brit Chadashah (New Testament). God has NOT changed. “For I am the LORD; I do not change.” (Malachi 3:6) It's people who have not changed that corrupt His program. People who have never seen healing will tell you that God does not heal. People who have never seen miracles will tell you that MIRACLES do not happen anymore. People who do NOT believe in Apostles or Prophets operating today will tell you that those offices ceased after the Early Messianic Synagogue. However, to say that would be to prove ignorance―or, folly―as that would mean that the Scripture in Ephesian 4:11 has been rescinded: “And he gave some, apostles; and some, prophets; and some, evangelists; and some, pastors and teachers.” No more pastors, teachers and evangelists either! GOD WANTS TO COMMUNICATE Also, realize that the LORD wants to communicate with people more than we do. And, He does NOT want his messages of direction and help to be cryptic or hard to understand. It amazes me how many people have never read the Holy Bible completely. Here's the greatest communication to mankind and they treat it like a magazine. My friend, get the Word inside you and YOU will begin to hear God. Start your day with it and end your day with it. I made a rule for my life years ago: “No Bible … no breakfast.” The day is coming when the world government and the world religious system will destroy Bibles … including YOURS if you're still here. Then YOU will need to listen to the Spirit … and it may be too late. The Holy Spirit will guide you into ALL truth as you listen to Him. Here are THREE resources to help you: “New Testament Bible Studies” … “Prophecy, Transition & Miracles … and “How To Receive God's Power with Gifts of the Spirit.” New Testament Bible Studies Prophecy, Transition & Miracles How To Receive God's Power with Gifts of the Spirit Baruch haba b'Shem Adonai. Your friend, Prince Handley President / Regent University of Excellence Podcast time: 11 minutes, 37 seconds. Copyright © Prince Handley 2024 All rights reserved. ______________________________________   OPPORTUNITY Donate to Handley WORLD SERVICES Incorporated and help Prince Handley do EXPLOITS in the Spirit. 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How does faith in Yeshua change people? What fruit do you bear? Join Rabbi Kevin Solomon of Congregation Beth Hallel as he continues to celebrate Sukkot with a message about the fruit harvest, and how a certain fruit of the Spirit, goodness, is more than just doing a good deed. The Ruach deeply changes us internally so that we are driven to reflect G-d more, who is the ultimate good. May you have a joyful Sukkot!Matthew 7.15-16; Matthew 7.20; Leviticus 23.39-40; Exodus 23.16; Galatians 5.22-25; Ephesians 5.6-10; John 3.30; Psalm 25.12-13Prayer Requests or send an email to info@bethhallel.orgCBH WebsiteDonateYouTube Channel

Roots of Brainfog: Bad diets and busynessWebsite: http://www.battle4freedom.com/Network: https://www.mojo50.comStreaming: https://www.rumble.com/Battle4Freedomhttps://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=1%20Corinthians%206%3A19-20&version=TLV1 Corinthians 6:19-20Or don't you know that your body is a temple of the Ruach ha-Kodesh who is in you, whom you have from G_d, and that you are not your own? For you were bought with a price. Therefore glorify G_d in your body.https://mol.im/a/13891833This innovative AI exercise bike is $200 off when you use this codehttps://mol.im/a/13879657Grab this cheaper Ozempic alternative now on Amazon Prime US Deal Dayshttps://mol.im/a/13952719Recover from your hangover quick with this $20 liver relief patchhttps://youtu.be/N8DVJcQxM7Q?si=WK8WlOsjK-J2BxnlThe Causes of Brain Foghttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d3l-PYvPGZ8The #1 Best Anti-inflammatory Food in the World (Surprising)https://youtu.be/Og5xAdC8EUI?si=KSH7SExb4WaTtT4AHow your digestive system works - Emma Brycehttps://youtu.be/g5PPN51-0no?si=T7Im1i91tu4nDKpHNature's Top Anti-Inflammatory Medicinal Foodshttps://mol.im/a/13953365Tame cravings and boost metabolism with this powerful probioticThanks to Anna Shvets, https://www.pexels.com/@shvetsa/, for the brain image.Thanks to Markus Spiske, https://www.pexels.com/@markusspiske/, for the fog image.

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We recommend listening to the full teaching, What Is the Good News? | Part 4, before listening to this episode.Afterburn: also known in the fitness world as the “afterburn effect.” Simply put, the more intense the exercise, the more oxygen your body consumes afterward. This effect could occur spiritually after Rabbi Berkson's intense teachings each week. This Afterburn Q&A session allows your mind and soul to consume more understanding (oxygen).Some of the topics covered are:• Intro• The text is clear!• He was asking for a “get out of jail free” card• Why isn't circumcision a choice?• Did Steven have a vision as he was being stoned?• If you are in an adversarial relationship with someone…• Acts 7:43 – Is the Star of David a pagan symbol?• Elohim's Cloud Storage?• Acts 8:16 – Is the “he” the Ruach?• Acts 8:32-33 to quiet the voices/noises in our head?• Life is like a pinball machine?• Elder Jackson speaks from his heart• “I have found life through this ministry”Subscribe to take advantage of new content every week.To learn more about MTOI, visit our website, https://mtoi.org.https://www.facebook.com/mtoiworldwide https://www.instagram.com/mtoi_worldwidehttps://www.tiktok.com/@mtoi_worldwide You can contact MTOI by emailing us at admin@mtoi.org or calling 423-250-3020. Join us for Shabbat Services and Torah Study LIVE, streamed on our YouTube and Rumble channels every Saturday at 1:15 p.m. and every Friday for Torah Study Live Stream at 7:30 p.m. Eastern time.

Rise Up Come Down, Jerusalem (Part 2 of Charm School) The haftarah (reading from the Prophets) supplies our study this week, a continuation from "Charm School" of the Torah portion Vaetchanan. It is Isaiah 51:12-52:12. Verses and 1 and 2 supply our question and answer: Does Jerusalem, the Bride, arise at the resurrection or does she descend to be seated (dwell)? YES! First one, then the other. The foreshadowing of the restoration is found a little farther along in Isaiah: It will no longer be said to you, “Forsaken,” nor to your land will it any longer be said, “Desolate”; but you will be called, “My delight is in her,” and your land, “Married”; for the LORD delights in you, and to Him your land will be married. (Is 62:4) This explains the “New Jerusalem” as Eden above able to once again “marry” the physical Land of Jerusalem and Israel from which she withdrew after the first sin. Once the Land is cleansed, those who could heed the command to “Arise” at the resurrection at the Last Trump will descend adorned with the ornaments of the written and lived Word, and they will be seated, or “dwell” (sheviyah) in the Bride's renewed intimate Edenic habitation:  Then I saw a new [renewed] heaven and a new [renewed] earth; for the first heaven and the first earth passed away, and there is no longer any sea. And I saw the holy city, new Jerusalem, coming down out of heaven from God, made ready as a bride adorned for her husband. And I heard a loud voice from the throne, saying, “Behold, the tabernacle of God is among men, and He will dwell among them, and they shall be His people, and God Himself will be among them, and He will wipe away every tear from their eyes; and there will no longer be any death; there will no longer be any mourning, or crying, or pain; the first things have passed away.” (Re 21:1-4) Not all who were called will be fully clothed in the garments that allow them to pass into and out of the ”cloud” of New Jerusalem as they minister to the nations and kingdoms of the millennium. Although all were educated by Moses and the Ruach in the cloud in the wilderness, not all obeyed His compassionate mitzvot with joy, and they died either in the wilderness of the exodus from Egypt or the wilderness of the peoples in the last exile (Ezek 20:35). The Cloud expels rebels and practicing sinners. They evaporate in the Light of the Word, not the cloud. Nehemiah explains their royal priestly semi-Edenic journey, reiterating the special garments in a cloud dwelling where the Lamp was the Lamb, the Word of God, and how they ruled and will again rule the peoples from this portable Jerusalem/Temple. (Re 21) “You, in Your great compassion did not forsake them in the wilderness; the pillar of cloud did not leave them by day, to guide them on their way, nor the pillar of fire by night, to light for them the way in which they were to go. You gave Your good Spirit to instruct them, Your manna You did not withhold from their mouth, and You gave them water for their thirst. Indeed, forty years You provided for them in the wilderness, and they were not in want; their clothes did not wear out, nor did their feet swell. You also gave them kingdoms and peoples...” (Ne 9:19-22) The bridal garments are garments of a royal priesthood tried in the wilderness, ready to reign and rule with Messiah Yeshua, the Living Word of the Father. He is Bread, Water, garments of righteousness, and peace that do not wear out, for those royal bridal blessings of eternal life are from the Garden above. The feet don't swell because those feet are not exactly touching the natural earth after Jerusalem once again is married to the earth below. The Bride is adorned with beautiful mitzvot full of the Light of the Torah and the Lamp of the Word. That is the Light with which they also will light the world when they have come to rest in the Holy City:

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What happens when an exuberant personality meets a divine gift? Natalie, our vivacious guest, shares her remarkable journey of embracing the Exhorter Gift. From her high-energy interactions to her profound love for relationships, Natalie reveals how this gift shapes her dynamic lifestyle and the way she connects deeply with others. Be prepared to feel the atmosphere change as she discusses how the Exhorter Gift not only reflects God's character but also leaves a lasting impression on everyone she meets.But it's not all sunshine and smiles; we dive into the complexities that come with being an exhorter. Natalie opens up about the often-overlooked need for genuine care and meaningful check-ins, debunking the misconception that those who uplift others don't need support themselves. Join us in this enriching episode, and discover how you too can embrace your natural gifts and contribute to a vibrant, supportive community. Don't forget to connect with the Ruach community for further growth and guidance from the Holy Spirit.

Today's sermon is focused on the multifaceted nature of the Holy Spirit, exploring His various symbols and operations as depicted in the Bible. The Holy Spirit is represented as a dove, fire, wind, and oil, each symbolizing different aspects of His work. We focused particularly on the Holy Spirit as wind, emphasizing His unpredictable yet powerful presence. The Holy Spirit is a dynamic and creative force, essential for the formation and sustenance of the Kingdom of God. He is the third person of the Trinity, working in perfect harmony with God the Father and Jesus Christ. We began by discussing the creative power of the Holy Spirit, who brings order out of chaos, as seen in Genesis 1. The Spirit hovered over the chaotic, formless earth, bringing life and order. This same creative power is available to us today, transforming our lives from chaos to order. The Holy Spirit also breathes life into us, as He did with Adam, making us new creations in Christ. This breath of life opens our eyes to see God in new and profound ways. We also explored the Holy Spirit's role in regeneration and revival. The wind of the Holy Spirit can blow suddenly and powerfully, bringing about significant changes in our lives and communities. This wind is a phenomenon that cannot be predicted or controlled, but its effects are undeniable. The Holy Spirit's wind can bring judgment, change, heat, or cold, each serving a purpose for our good and God's glory. Finally, we were reminded that we can generate spiritual heat through prayer, praise, and worship, inviting the Holy Spirit to blow over our situations. Whether we are in a low place or experiencing adversity, the Holy Spirit's wind can bring revival and restoration. We must remain expectant and open to the Holy Spirit's movement, trusting that He will bring about God's perfect will in our lives. Key Takeaways 1. **The Holy Spirit as a Creative Force**: The Holy Spirit brings order out of chaos, as seen in Genesis 1. Just as He hovered over the formless earth and brought life, He can transform our chaotic lives into something beautiful and ordered. This creative power is available to us, making us new creations in Christ and opening our eyes to see God in new ways. [02:49] 2. **The Breath of Life**: The Holy Spirit breathes life into us, just as He did with Adam. This breath, or "Ruach," transforms us from lifeless beings into living spirits. When we allow the Holy Spirit to breathe on us, we begin to see and experience God in profound and transformative ways. [13:17] 3. **The Unpredictable Wind**: The Holy Spirit is like the wind—unpredictable yet powerful. He moves as He wills, bringing about significant changes in our lives and communities. This wind can bring judgment, change, heat, or cold, each serving a purpose for our good and God's glory. We must remain open and expectant to His movement. [16:49] 4. **Generating Spiritual Heat**: We can invite the Holy Spirit to move in our lives by generating spiritual heat through prayer, praise, and worship. When we are in low places, our spiritual fervor can stir up the wind of the Holy Spirit, bringing about transformation and revival in our situations. [50:23] 5. **Revival Through the Wind**: Revival comes through the wind of the Holy Spirit. Just as the wind brought life to the dry bones in Ezekiel 37, the Holy Spirit can bring revival to our lives, churches, and nation. We must prophesy and believe in the power of the Holy Spirit to bring about this revival, trusting that He will move in powerful and unexpected ways.

Apostle Justin and Tanya release on Genesis 41:38-42:17!  Joseph, a chosen son who operated in the fullness of humility and character, was placed in a position of authority to carry out divine strategy that would sustain generations to come. A Hebrew man in a foreign culture, Joseph was recognized by his connection to Ruach.We learn … Continue reading "Walking Out Revelation with Strategy: Becoming Unrecognizable || Regional Reformation Gathering"

BH, after completing Nefesh Hachayim, we are embarking on following the sefer of R Chayim Volozhiner on Pirkei Avos.

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Send us a Text Message.The Word of God is vital to spiritual life, but it's not enough.  It's necessary but not sufficient.  There's more. When we go through bone-drying, hope draining times, we  need more than knowledge about God.  We desperately need the Spirit, the breath of God. In Ezekiel 37, God says I'll put my breath into you. The word for breath is the Hebrew word, Ruach. It's the same word translated as Spirit. The breath of God is the Spirit of  God. So Ezekiel called out to the Spirit, and the Spirit entered them and they came to life.  They began to breathe. Do you understand?  If you ever go through a dry bone time...and you get to the point where you're wondering if there's any hope; as long as God has breath, there's always hope! It's time to breathe again!

Do you struggle to remain humble? What is the importance of unity? Join Rabbi Kevin Solomon of Congregation Beth Hallel as he celebrates Shavuot with a mini-message on the role Shavuot played in the renewal of humanity's togetherness through an outpouring of the Ruach. We can now join in worship of the L-rd since our faith in Him unites us all. Chag Shavuot Sameach!Genesis 11.1-9; Acts 2.1-12Prayer Requests or send an email to info@bethhallel.orgCBH WebsiteDonateYouTube Channel

Nahum 1:15 15 Behold, on the mountains the feet of him who brings good news, Who announces peace! Celebrate your feasts, O Judah; Pay your vows. For never again will the wicked one pass through you; He is cut off completely.

Discover the profound connection between the breath we breathe, the Spirit that inhabits us, and the winds that move the earth. Pastor Paul explores the ancient concept of ruach, inviting you to see the divine presence in every aspect of life.

O Espírito Santo não está presente apenas nos atos extraordinários, mas em cada ação de virtude, já que existe uma porção de azeite em cada homem! Jesus ressuscitou e a transfiguração foi o prenúncio do céu descendo à terra! Céu e terra se tornaram uma coisa só e assim, o Consolador apareceu para os filhos! O Espírito Santo é livre, de forma que o vento sopra onde Ele deseja! Ninguém pode impedir o agir de Deus, pois não se pode colocar as mãos na presença! Ouça a palavra completa!

A lively Scriptural discussion with pilot-turned-author Michael McPadden transcends cockpits to explore faith and the Divine Story. Michael shares his views on biblical interpretation in Genesis to Revelation Abraham's Promise Finding Christ and Seeing God, which blends military precision with theological exploration. Without ever facing a faith crisis, he unveils a steadfast belief in predestination. He recounts the influential figures that have guided his path from aviator to philosopher.As Michael discusses the name of God in Exodus and explores the deepest meanings of terms like "Elohim" and "Ruach," he grapples with the deepest meanings of biblical narratives. His insights bridge the gap between ancient texts and quantum physics, offering a different perspective on the singular yet plural nature of the divine. As we traverse the theological landscape, Michael elucidates the hero's journey within the Christian faith. He differentiates between faith and faithfulness through their original Greek connotations and emphasizes the transformative power of prayer and belief.As Michael shares his ambitions for his book, consider the legacy one hopes to leave behind for future generations seeking a profound connection to God. His reflections on the dichotomy between atheism and religious belief and the human fascination with the afterlife underscore the potential of aligning oneself with divine consciousness. Michael's work shares his hope that this book is not just a guide; it's a beacon for a deeper study of Scripture.  Support the showWith 4Freedom, all your communications, internet activity, and app usage are encrypted using multiple layers of robust, military-grade encryption algorithms that surpass the standards used by the NSA.You can start your secure account today:https://www.4freedommobile.com?ref=bridgebuilders