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YAHUAH IS IN CONTROL
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Marriage is a covenant, not just between husband and wife, but also with Yahuah. When challenges arise, it is Mashiach within us who strengt

Walking by faith is not a suggestion; it is a command. It is a way of life that demands we rise above the turmoil of our emotions and...

Your calling doesn’t begin when people notice you—it begins when you choose to serve Yahuah in the hidden places. Don’t wait for the stage.

Faith is not a vague concept or a fleeting feeling. It is the bedrock upon which a life aligned with Torah truth is built. Obedience is...

Your true purpose isn’t found in striving—it’s discovered in surrender. When we obey Yahuah, He reveals the direction, identity, and calling

Religion is bondage, but relationship with Yahuah brings freedom, truth, and love through Yahusha’s Way.

Faith and spiritual obedience are not just abstract concepts; they are the foundation of a life fully aligned with Yahuah’s truth. I ask...

Chosen, not common—the remnant lives set apart, walking in truth and holiness, shining Yah’s light in a dark world.

You are not just called to believe—you are called to follow. A believer acknowledges, but a disciple obeys.

In a world that rejects Truth, endure with faith, obedience, and strength in Yah. Hold on and shine His light.

You say you love Him—but do you prove it? Love for Yahuah is not in words alone, but in obedience. “If you love Me, keep My commandments” (J

The narrow path is lonely, but it’s the only road that leads to life. Set apart, not for show—but for His glory.

Faith isn’t about how you feel—it’s about who you trust. Keep walking, even when it’s hard. YAHUAH is faithful.

Many have been taught that “we’re under grace,” so obedience to the law no longer matters. Grace is what brings us back when we fall.

Let another man praise you, and not your own mouth; A stranger, and not your own lips

Wheat isn’t what it used to be—discover how it’s changed and why it matters for both our health and faith.

True worship is more than words or songs—it’s a life fully surrendered in spirit and in truth to Yahuah.

Tolerance can blur truth and lead us away from righteousness when we accept what Yahuah’s Word calls sin.

True meekness isn’t weakness—it’s strength surrendered to Yahuah. It begins with trusting His will and ends with walking in His peace.

Husbands are called to love, lead, and protect as Yahusha loves the assembly—sacrificially, faithfully, and with a servant’s heart.