Our human experience of slavery sometimes make us misunderstand the phrase serve Elohim or worship. We tend to understand that worship is doing something that compliments some lack in Hashem. It's as though our relationship with Elohim is complementary.; Read more

The belief associated with these curses is a prison unto minds of millions of people all over the world, who do not know that there’s a way to break or prevent them from occurring in the first place.; Read more

It is worthy to note that Genesis 2:9, 16-18 embodies this concept of falling short of eternal life as the tree of good and evil. I can't help but wonder the implications of such a concept. For it is clear that such a concept of a single tree bearing a fruit that is both good and evil cannot hold in the matrix of eternal life.; Read more

Whenever I read about the book of life of the lamb, I usually wonder if Yahshua has a book the same as the books we have here made of wood pulp or leather and an ink pen and usually scribbles names such as: John, Abraham, Beatrice, Judith etc.; Read more

Deep inside every one of us, be it an atheist, an idolater, a secularist, a believer in God, name it, there is a stubborn yearning for a never-ending life. We all don't want to die after such a fleeting life. We all want it: eternal life.; Read more

As messianic believers, we believe that Shavuot is fulfilled with the advent of the Holy Spirit on the Apostles at Jerusalem in fulfillment of the New Covenant prophesied by the Prophet Jeremiah that the Torah would be written upon our hearts.; Read more

We commemorate Messiah’s death and salvation by keeping the Passover feast. Messiah laid for us an example which we were to follow. How then are we to keep the Passover and Feast of Unleavened Bread?; Read more

The highlight of the feast of Passover was the sacrifice of the lamb. As messianic believers, we celebrate the Passover feast in faith that Yahshua Messiah who is our Passover lamb has been sacrificed for us; Read more

As we are getting closer to Passover (8th April, evening after 7th April), let’s remind ourselves of this important festival in our lives. New to this? Hop on, we shall study the scriptures to understand the origin, symbolism and its evolution.; Read more

Kenya sits astride the equator, with one half of the country in the northern and the other half in the southern hemisphere. Kenya’s Rift Valley lakes are also unique in many respects; Lake Turkana is the world’s biggest desert lake.; Read more

God did not just create the world only to abandon it, no He is sustaining and micromanaging the world from the great realm of the cosmos to the intricate realm of the subatomic. He upholds creation by the word of His power (Heb. 1:3).; Read more

The name is derived from the Hebrew words “Har Megiddo” meaning “Hill of Megiddo”.  The only place known by this name is about fifty miles north and a little west of Jerusalem on the plains of Esdralon overlooked by the hills of Megiddo. ; Read more

During the Feast of Tabernacles, there was a special ritual known as the Water Libation Ceremony. A priest would lead a solemn procession down from the Temple Mount to the pool of Siloam.; Read more

“You shall remember the LORD your God, for it is he who gives you the power to get wealth, that he may confirm his covenant that he swore to your fathers, as it is this day.” (Deut. 8:18); Read more

The Binding of Isaac is known in Hebrew as Akedat Yitzchak or simply as the Akedah (binding).; Read more