Keeping Yahuah At The Center Of Your Marriage

In any marriage, it is crucial to have a strong foundation upon which the relationship can be built. For those who follow the teachings of the Bible, that foundation is none other than Yahuah, the Creator of the universe and the giver of all good things. While it is natural and good for a husband and wife to show affection to each other, they must also focus on Yahuah and come to Him together as one.

Throughout the scriptures, we see the importance of putting Yahuah first in all things. In Matthew 22:37-38, Yahusha teaches us to 'love Yahuah your Elohim with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind.' This commandment is the first and greatest of all. When a husband and wife prioritize their relationship with Yahuah, they are better equipped to love each other and to build a strong and healthy marriage.

One of the ways that a couple can prioritize Yahuah in their marriage is by studying the scriptures together. Yahusha teaches us in John 5:39, 'You search the scriptures because you think that in them you have eternal life; and it is they that bear witness about me.' By studying the scriptures together, a couple can gain a deeper understanding of Yahuah's character, His desires for their marriage, and the principles that can guide them in their relationship.

Another important way to keep Yahuah at the center of your marriage is through prayer. In Philippians 4:6-7, we are taught to 'not be anxious about anything, but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known to Yahuah. And the peace of Yahuah, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Messiah Yahusha.' When a husband and wife pray together, they are inviting Yahuah into their marriage and acknowledging their dependence on Him. This can lead to greater unity, peace, and joy in the relationship.

Additionally, it is important for a couple to worship Yahuah together. In Colossians 3:16, we are taught to 'let the word of Messiah dwell in you richly, teaching and admonishing one another in all wisdom,singing psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, with thankfulness in your hearts to Yahuah.' By worshiping Yahuah together, a couple can express their love and gratitude to Him and be built up in their faith.

In conclusion, while it is good and important for a husband and wife to show affection to each other, they must also prioritize their relationship with Yahuah. By studying the scriptures together, praying together, and worshiping Yahuah together, a couple can build a strong and healthy marriage that is centered on Yahuah. May we all strive to put Yahuah first in all things and to 'love Yahuah your Elohim with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind'(Matthew 22:37).

The Continuation Of The Apostles And Gifts

In the teachings of Yahusha, we find that Apostles still exist today, and that the gifts that He bestowed upon them, such as healing, have not ceased. It is a common misconception that these gifts were only meant for the early Christian church, but the truth is that Yahusha appoints Apostles even in our modern times.

The role of an Apostle is not one of prestige or power, but one of service and humility. Apostles are called to be representatives of Yahuah and to spread His message of love, peace, and salvation to all corners of the earth. They are empowered with unique gifts and abilities that enable them to perform miracles, heal the sick, and bring hope to the hopeless.

Yahusha Himself chose and appointed Apostles during His earthly ministry, and He continues to do so today. These individuals are not self-proclaimed, but are chosen and anointed by Yahuah Himself for a specific purpose and mission. They are called to be vessels of His grace, mercy, and power, and to use their gifts for the building up of the kingdom of Yahuah.

One of the greatest misconceptions in modern Christianity is the replacement of the name Yahuah with alternative titles such as Christ, Jesus, or God. However, the truth is that Yahusha always referred to the Almighty as Yahuah, and it is only through a proper understanding and reverence for this name that we can truly come to know and experience the fullness of His love and power.

The gifts of healing and miracles have not ceased, and they are still very much present in the world today. Apostles and other believers are using these gifts to bring hope, healing, and deliverance to those in need. Through faith in Yahuah and the power of His Holy Spirit, we can see blind eyes opened, deaf ears unstopped, and broken hearts healed.

In conclusion, Apostles still exist today, and they are called and appointed by Yahuah for a specific purpose and mission. The gifts of healing and miracles have not ceased, and they are still being used to bring hope and healing to those in need. It is only through a proper understanding and reverence for the name of Yahuah that we can truly come to know and experience the fullness of His love and power. May we all be open to the leading of the Holy Spirit, and may we all strive to be vessels of His grace, mercy, and power in this world.

Overcoming Adversity With Resilience

 

• In life, we often face challenges and obstacles that can seem insurmountable. It's easy to feel overwhelmed and defeated when faced with adversity, but it's important to remember that we have the strength within us to overcome any obstacle that comes our way.
  
  No matter what trials and tribulations Satan throws at us, we have the power to rise above them. It's essential to cultivate resilience and inner strength to navigate through difficult times. Instead of succumbing to fear and doubt, we can choose to face our challenges head-on with courage and determination.
  
  Even in our darkest moments, it's crucial to remember that we are not alone. We have the support of our loved ones, friends, and community to lean on during tough times. By reaching out for help and sharing our struggles, we can find solace and comfort in knowing that we are not fighting our battles alone.
  
  Every setback and hardship we face is an opportunity for growth and self-discovery. By embracing challenges as opportunities for learning and personal development, we can emerge stronger and more resilient than ever before. Remember, no matter what life throws at us, we have the power within us to overcome and thrive.

My Testimony

I was born in a small town called Hanford in California in April of 1983. I was the firstborn of my siblings and while my mom was pregnant with me my dad who didn't want children tried to force my mom to abort me. I ended up being born three months early and died twice after birth. I was able to be revived but the doctors told my mom as my dad was unhappy that I pulled through that I was going to be special needs and that I was not going to make it to age 30. Two weeks later after being monitored in the hospital I was allowed to go home and soon after my dad tried to kill me by stuffing me into a dryer but he got caught by my grandmother. A year later after my brother was born my dad abandoned us and was never heard from again. My mom eventually moved on to a guy named Ernesto who was nice at first but then he showed his true colors and he beat me senseless every single day and sexually abused me. My mom eventually had him arrested and it was then she found out he was a married man. A year later she got with a man named Dimitri and he also was very cruel to me as he would have my mom make him good meals while I was forced to eat peanut butter and jelly sandwiches only. He and my mom eventually broke up and I was taken from my mom and sent to different foster homes due to a false report of kidnapping and in those homes I was abused further as my foster parents were racist. I eventually went back home but I was emotionally scarred and my mom didn't help as she got involved in gangs and drugs and shunned me every chance she got. She eventually got arrested and became sober but her bitterness towards me never left so I was always the outcast even to the point she said she wished I was never born. I eventually went to live with my grandparents and was treated kindly by them but my uncle who lived with them treated me poorly as he was always calling me idiot and stupid every day and always getting angry at me for the simplest things including getting something to eat. This went on for many years and eventually I turned to alcohol and started hanging out with pagans and satanists and eventually started doing the things they do as they made me feel like I belonged. When I was in my last year of high school my grandfather passed away two weeks before my 17th birthday and I started to realize life is short but I did not change my ways. I tried going back to Catholicism but I was always shunned there so I tried other buildings but never seemed to belong so I kept drinking and went through many failed relationships one of which almost killed me. Eventually I got tired of being hurt, angry, bitter, and depressed and decided it was time to go but then someone came to me the minute I was going to take myself out and at first I resisted them but two weeks later I went with them and that night I gave my life to the Father and never looked back.

In Shadows Deep

In shadows deep, where envy's flame doth burn,

The spirit of jealousy doth rise and swell,

Its poisonous whispers, hearts it does turn,

And in its grip, all goodness it dispel.

From Proverbs 14:30, words of warning sound,

"A tranquil heart gives life to the body,

But jealousy rots the bones," truth profound,

In bitterness and strife, it seeks to embody.

The hatred born from jealousy's cruel seed,

Consumes the soul with its relentless fire,

From James 3:14-15, we learn its deed,

"For where jealousy and selfish ambition exist,

There will be disorder and every vile practice."

But in the light of love, we find release,

From 1 Corinthians 13:4-7, the truth revealed,

"Love is patient, love is kind," a lasting peace,

With love, the spirit of jealousy is healed.

So let us cast aside the chains of hate,

And in love's embrace, find our truest state.

Unveiling The Anti-Messiah: Understanding The Prophecies Through Scripture

In the grand tapestry of religious discourse, few figures have captured the imagination and stirred controversy like the one often referred to as the Antichrist. In the sacred texts of many faiths, prophecies abound regarding a being who will rise to challenge the divine order, sowing chaos and deception in their wake. However, it is within the Hebrew Scriptures, the Tanakh, and the renewed covenant, the Brit Chadashah, that we find profound insights into this enigmatic figure, portrayed not as the adversary of the Messiah but as the Anti-Messiah, opposing Yahuah's plan for humanity.

The term "Antichrist" is often associated with the New Testament, particularly in the writings of the apostle John. Yet, the concept of one who opposes the will of Yahuah can be traced back to earlier Hebrew scriptures. In the book of Daniel, for example, we encounter prophecies of a "man of lawlessness" who exalts himself above every god and speaks blasphemies against Yahuah (Daniel 7:25). This figure embodies the spirit of rebellion against divine authority, seeking to usurp the rightful place of Yahuah in the hearts of humanity.

To fully grasp the significance of the Anti-Messiah, we must turn to the Brit Chadashah, the New Covenant, where the teachings of Yahusha and his apostles illuminate the fulfillment of ancient prophecies and the unveiling of future events. The Brit Chadashah comprises the latter portion of the Christian Bible, also known as the New Testament. It contains accounts of Yahusha's life, teachings, death, and resurrection, as well as letters written by his followers and revelations regarding the end times.

Within the Brit Chadashah, we find profound insights into the nature and deeds of the Anti-Messiah. In his first letter, the apostle John warns believers of those who deny that Yahusha is the Messiah, calling them deceivers and antichrists (1 John 2:22). These antichrists, he explains, are those who deny both the Father, Yahuah, and the Son, Yahusha, seeking to undermine the foundations of the faith.

Moreover, the apostle Paul, in his second letter to the Thessalonians, speaks of the "man of lawlessness" who will be revealed in the last days, performing counterfeit miracles and deceiving those who are perishing (2 Thessalonians 2:3-10). This figure, empowered by the adversary, will lead many astray, seducing them with lies and false promises.

In the book of Revelation, attributed to the apostle John, we find vivid imagery depicting the rise of the Beast, a symbol of the Anti-Messiah who wages war against the saints and blasphemes the name of Yahuah (Revelation 13:5-6). This tyrant, supported by the False Prophet, deceives the nations and leads them into idolatry, ultimately meeting his demise at the hand of Yahusha, the true Messiah (Revelation 19:20).

Understanding the nature and purpose of the Anti-Messiah is essential for believers, as it allows us to discern the signs of the times and remain steadfast in our faith. Just as Yahuah has revealed His plan for redemption through Yahusha, so too has He forewarned us of the deceptions orchestrated by the adversary. By grounding ourselves in Scripture and remaining vigilant against false teachings, we can resist the allure of the Anti-Messiah and stand firm in the truth.

In conclusion, the concept of the Antichrist, or Anti-Messiah, pervades both the Hebrew Scriptures and the Brit Chadashah, serving as a warning against those who would oppose the will of Yahuah and seek to lead humanity astray. Through prophecy and revelation, we gain insight into the nature and deeds of this figure, empowering us to remain faithful amidst the trials and tribulations of the last days. As we await the return of Yahusha, let us hold fast to the teachings of Scripture, trusting in Yahuah's plan for redemption and victory over all who oppose Him.

Unveiling The Demonic Spirit Of Hatred

In the realm of spiritual warfare, few adversaries wield as destructive a force as the demonic spirit of hatred. Its tendrils reach deep into the hearts of individuals, communities, and nations, sowing seeds of discord, bitterness, and division. Yet, armed with the truth of Scripture, we can expose its darkness and stand firm against its onslaught.

In the Complete Jewish Bible (CJB), the Word of Yahuah reveals the nature of this malevolent force and provides guidance on how to combat it. Let us delve into its pages and uncover the wisdom it offers.

1. **1 John 2:9-11**

   *"Those who say they are in the light but hate their brothers are still in the dark. Those who love their brothers remain in the light and there is nothing in them that could make them fall; but those who hate their brothers are in the dark — they are walking in the dark without knowing where they are going, because the darkness has blinded their eyes."*

Hatred blinds us to the light of Yahuah's truth. It ensnares us in darkness, distorting our perceptions and leading us astray. To combat this, we must embrace love, for in love, there is no room for hatred to take root.

2. **Proverbs 10:12**

   *"Hatred stirs up dissension, but love covers all offenses."*

Hatred is the catalyst for discord and strife, tearing apart the fabric of relationships and communities. Love, however, has the power to heal and reconcile, covering over offenses and restoring harmony.

3. **Ephesians 4:31-32**

   *"Get rid of all bitterness, rage and anger, brawling and slander, along with every form of malice. Be kind and compassionate to one another, forgiving each other, just as in Yahusha Yahuah forgave you."*

The antidote to hatred lies in the cultivation of kindness, compassion, and forgiveness. By releasing bitterness and embracing forgiveness, we break the chains that bind us to hatred's grip, allowing the love of Yahuah to flow freely through us.

4. **1 Corinthians 13:4-7**

   *"Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. It does not dishonor others, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs. Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres."*

The essence of love, as described in this passage, stands in stark contrast to the destructive nature of hatred. By embodying these qualities, we can overcome hatred's influence and become vessels of Yahuah's love and light in the world.

In the battle against the demonic spirit of hatred, let us arm ourselves with the truth of Scripture and walk in the love and light of Yahuah. By doing so, we can overcome hatred's darkness and shine as beacons of hope and reconciliation in a world in desperate need of healing.

When Yahuah Sets His Eyes Upon You

In the vast expanse of existence, there is a profound and sacred moment when the Almighty, Yahuah, sets His eyes upon you. It is a moment that transcends time, space, and comprehension, yet it is intimately personal. In those divine moments, His gaze pierces through the veils of illusion, reaching the depths of your soul with an unspoken message of love, purpose, and destiny.

Yahuah, the Eternal One, sees beyond the facade of human masks and societal roles. He sees the essence of who you are, the intricacies of your being, and the potential that lies within you. His gaze is not one of judgment or condemnation, but of boundless compassion and unwavering acceptance. It is a gaze that acknowledges your flaws and imperfections yet embraces you in your entirety.

In the Scriptures, we find echoes of this divine gaze, a recurring theme that underscores the profound relationship between Yahuah and His creation. In the Book of Psalms (Psalm 33:18), it is written: "But the eyes of Yahuah are on those who fear him, on those whose hope is in his unfailing love." Here, we see that Yahuah's gaze is reserved for those who reverence Him and place their trust in His enduring love.

Furthermore, in the book of Zechariah (Zechariah 2:8), we encounter a powerful proclamation: "For this is what Yahuah Almighty says: 'After the Glorious One has sent me against the nations that have plundered you — for whoever injures you injures the very pupil of my eye.'" This verse unveils the depth of Yahuah's connection to His people, likening them to the very pupil of His eye, a symbol of utmost care and protection.

Yet, perhaps the most profound manifestation of Yahuah's gaze is embodied in the life and teachings of Yahusha, His Son. Yahusha, the embodiment of divine love and grace, walked among humanity, offering healing, redemption, and restoration. In the Gospel of John (John 3:16), we are reminded of the extent of Yahuah's love: "For Yahuah so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life."

Through Yahusha, we witness the culmination of Yahuah's divine plan for humanity — a plan rooted in love, forgiveness, and reconciliation. Yahusha's life serves as a testament to the profound truth that Yahuah's gaze is not passive but actively seeks to transform and elevate the lives of His children.

In moments of doubt, despair, or uncertainty, remember that Yahuah's gaze is ever upon you. You are not alone in your journey; you are held in the embrace of His eternal love. Allow yourself to be enveloped by the warmth of His presence, knowing that you are cherished beyond measure.

May you find solace and strength in the knowledge that Yahuah, the Almighty One, has set His eyes upon you, guiding you with His wisdom and grace every step of the way.

Finding Strength In Hardships

In times of trial and tribulation, it's natural to feel overwhelmed and lost. The storms of life can batter us relentlessly, leaving us feeling like we're adrift in a vast ocean with no land in sight. But fear not, for even in the midst of the fiercest tempest, we can find strength and refuge in Yahuah.

Yahuah, our loving Father, sees every tear we shed and hears every cry of our hearts. He is not distant or indifferent to our struggles; rather, He is intimately involved in every aspect of our lives. When we feel weak and weary, He is our rock and our fortress, a steadfast anchor in the midst of the storm.

In his Word, Yahuah assures us that we will face trials and hardships in this world. Yet, He also promises to never leave us nor forsake us. Even when the road ahead seems dark and uncertain, we can take comfort in the knowledge that Yahuah is with us every step of the way.

When we encounter difficulties, it's easy to become consumed by fear and doubt. But Yahuah calls us to trust in Him with all our hearts and lean not on our own understanding. Instead of relying on our own strength, we must surrender ourselves completely to His will, allowing Him to guide us through the darkest valleys and lead us to green pastures.

Yahusha, the embodiment of Yahuah's love and grace, serves as our ultimate example of perseverance in the face of adversity. He endured unimaginable suffering and persecution, yet He never wavered in His faith or His mission. Like Yahusha, we too can find the strength to press on, knowing that Yahuah's grace is more than sufficient for us.

In times of hardship, let us turn our hearts to Yahuah in prayer and supplication, seeking His guidance and wisdom. Let us also draw strength from the support and encouragement of our brothers and sisters in faith, knowing that we are not alone in our struggles.

Though the road may be long and arduous, let us press on with unwavering faith, knowing that Yahuah is faithful to His promises. He has promised to work all things together for our good, and He will never fail to fulfill His word.

So, dear friends, take heart and find solace in the arms of Yahuah. Though the storms may rage and the winds may howl, we can rest secure in the knowledge that He is our refuge and strength, a very present help in times of trouble.

May Yahuah bless you and keep you, now and always.

Trusting Yahuah When Times Get Tough: A Journey Of Faith

In the tumultuous journey of life, there are moments when the storms rage fiercely, and the winds of uncertainty howl relentlessly. In these times, it's natural to feel overwhelmed, lost, and even hopeless. However, as believers in Yahuah, we are called to anchor our trust in Him, unwavering and steadfast, even in the midst of life's fiercest trials.

Yahuah, the Almighty Creator of the universe, is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble (Psalm 46:1). When we face adversity, His promises stand as pillars of hope, guiding us through the darkest valleys and the roughest seas. It's during these times that we must cling to His word and trust in His unfailing love and sovereignty.

Yahusha, the beloved Son of Yahuah, walked the earth as a beacon of trust and faithfulness. His life, teachings, and ultimate sacrifice exemplify unwavering trust in the Father's plan, even in the face of unimaginable suffering. In Matthew 26:39, Yahusha, in the garden of Gethsemane, prayed, "My Father, if it is possible, let this cup pass from Me; yet not as I will, but as You will." Despite knowing the agony that awaited Him, Yahusha surrendered His will to Yahuah, trusting in His divine purpose.

Similarly, when we encounter trials, we are called to emulate Yahusha's example of trust and surrender. In Proverbs 3:5-6, we are reminded, "Trust in Yahuah with all your heart, and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways acknowledge Him, and He shall direct your paths." This verse encapsulates the essence of trusting Yahuah wholeheartedly, even when we cannot comprehend His ways.

Moreover, in Isaiah 41:10, Yahuah declares, "Do not fear, for I am with you; do not be dismayed, for I am your Elohim. I will strengthen you and help you; I will uphold you with My righteous right hand." These words resonate with assurance and comfort, assuring us that Yahuah is ever-present in our trials, offering His strength and guidance to navigate through them victoriously.

Trusting Yahuah in difficult times requires surrendering our fears, doubts, and anxieties at His feet and allowing His peace to reign in our hearts. It's a conscious decision to relinquish control and place our confidence in His unwavering faithfulness. As we cultivate a deeper relationship with Him through prayer, meditation on His word, and fellowship with fellow believers, our trust in Yahuah blossoms into an unshakable anchor for our souls.

In conclusion, when life's storms threaten to overwhelm us, let us fix our gaze upon Yahuah, our rock and fortress. Let us follow in the footsteps of Yahusha, trusting in the Father's perfect plan and resting in His unfailing love. For in trusting Yahuah, we find strength, peace, and hope that transcend all understanding, guiding us through every trial and tribulation with unwavering faith.

Trusting Yahuah's Provision: Overcoming Doubt And Walking In Faith

In our journey of faith, it's crucial to understand that Yahuah, our Heavenly Father, has already provided for our every need. Yet, often, we find ourselves grappling with doubt, struggling to fully trust in His provision. It's in these moments that the adversary, the devil, seeks to sow seeds of uncertainty, aiming to derail us from the path Yahuah has set before us.

Scripture teaches us in Proverbs 3:5-6 (CJB), "Trust in Yahuah with all your heart; do not rely on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge Him; then He will level your paths." This verse encapsulates the essence of unwavering faith: trusting Yahuah completely, even when circumstances seem uncertain or challenging.

The enemy's tactics often involve planting doubt in our minds, making us question whether Yahuah truly cares for us or if His promises are reliable. Yet, we must remember that doubt is the antithesis of faith. When we allow doubt to take root, we inadvertently place more trust in our limited understanding than in Yahuah's infinite wisdom and provision.

Utilizing the Hebrew names, such as Yahuah and Yahusha, deepens our connection to the roots of our faith, reminding us of the rich heritage and tradition from which our beliefs stem. It strengthens our resolve to walk in obedience and trust.

Yahusha, embodies the manifestation of Yahuah's love and grace. Through Yahusha's sacrifice, we are reconciled to Yahuah, granted access to His abundant blessings and provision. When we internalize this truth, we find reassurance in knowing that Yahuah's love for us surpasses all understanding.

As we navigate life's uncertainties, let us cling to the promises found in Scripture. Romans 8:31 (CJB) declares, "If Yahuah is for us, who can be against us?" This verse serves as a powerful reminder that no obstacle or adversary can thwart Yahuah's plans for our lives.

Trusting in Yahuah's provision requires a deliberate choice to surrender our doubts and fears, placing our faith squarely in His capable hands. It's a journey of relinquishing control and embracing the peace that comes from knowing that Yahuah is in control.

Let us, therefore, stand firm in our faith, steadfastly believing that Yahuah has already provided for us. May we silence the voice of doubt and instead fix our gaze upon the unwavering faithfulness of our Heavenly Father. In doing so, we will walk confidently in the path He has laid out for us, knowing that His provision will sustain us every step of the way.

Yahuah: The Way Maker In Times Of Spiritual Warfare

In moments when Yahuah is poised to move mightily, it's not uncommon for the enemy to ramp up its attacks. This pattern has been evident throughout history, indicating that where Yahuah's presence is imminent, opposition arises. But amidst these trials, Yahuah remains the ultimate way maker, surpassing all strategies of the adversary.

As believers, we recognize that our struggle extends beyond the physical realm; it encompasses a spiritual battle against the forces of darkness (Ephesians 6:12). Therefore, we shouldn't be surprised by the various forms of opposition we encounter, whether personal trials or societal challenges.

One tactic often employed by the enemy is distraction. In today's digital age, media, including video games, can become avenues for promoting ideologies contrary to Yahuah's truth, leading individuals into spiritual bondage.

The adversary's goal is to distort our understanding of Yahuah's truth and derail us from His path. While different translations of the Bible offer unique perspectives, they can also be used to manipulate and deceive.

In such times, it's crucial for believers to anchor themselves in Yahuah's Word and discern the spirits at work. Through prayer, fasting, and immersion in Scripture, we can fortify ourselves against attacks and stand firm in the truth.

Remember, Yahuah is the way maker. He reigns supreme, and no scheme of the enemy can thwart His plans. Even in the midst of fierce battles, His light shines unwaveringly, and His victory is assured. Therefore, let us clothe ourselves in the armor of Yahuah and march forward with confidence, knowing that we serve an Elohim who makes a way where there seems to be no way.

In conclusion, let us hold fast to the truth of Yahuah's Word, confident that He is with us always, even in the midst of spiritual warfare. May His name be exalted, and His will be done on earth as it is in heaven.

The Demonic Kundalini Spirit

In recent years, there has been a surge of interest in spiritual practices that claim to awaken dormant energy within the body, known as Kundalini. While presented as a path to enlightenment and self-realization, the truth behind Kundalini awakening is far more sinister as it is a counterfeit Holy Spirit that is in many churches today. As believers, it's imperative to discern the spiritual forces at work and safeguard ourselves against deception. Let us delve into Scripture, specifically the Complete Jewish Bible (CJB), to uncover the truth about this demonic Kundalini spirit.

1. Deception in Disguise 

The Scriptures warn us of deceptive spirits that masquerade as agents of light. 2 Corinthians 11:14 (CJB) cautions: "And no wonder! For the Adversary himself masquerades as an angel of light." The Kundalini spirit operates similarly, enticing seekers with promises of enlightenment while leading them away from the truth of Yahuah.

2. Seeking True Spiritual Awakening

Yahuah's Word offers the pathway to genuine spiritual awakening. In John 14:6 (CJB), Yahusha declares, "I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me." True enlightenment comes from a relationship with Yahusha, not through mystical practices that open oneself to spiritual dangers.

3. Discerning False Spirits 

Believers are urged to test the spirits to discern their origin. 1 John 4:1 (CJB) instructs: "Dear friends, don’t trust every spirit. On the contrary, test the spirits to see whether they are from Yahuah; because many false prophets have gone out into the world." The Kundalini spirit, though offering experiences of euphoria and transcendence, ultimately leads to spiritual bondage and deception.

4. Guarding Against Deception

Ephesians 6:11 (CJB) exhorts believers to "put on the full armor of Yahuah, so that you can take your stand against the devil’s schemes." This includes being vigilant against the subtle deceptions of the Kundalini spirit, which seeks to infiltrate and corrupt the minds and hearts of believers.

5. Renewal Through The Holy Spirit

True spiritual renewal comes through the power of the Holy Spirit, not through Kundalini awakening. Romans 12:2 (CJB) encourages us: "Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what Yahuah’s will is—his good, pleasing and perfect will."

In conclusion, the demonic Kundalini spirit poses a grave threat to believers by offering false promises of enlightenment and spiritual awakening. By grounding ourselves in the truth of Scripture and relying on the power of Yahusha and the Holy Spirit, we can guard against deception and walk in the light of Yahuah's truth. Let us remain vigilant, testing all spirits and holding fast to the teachings of Scripture, for in doing so, we will find true freedom and spiritual fulfillment in Yahusha alone.

Unveiling Spiritual Warfare: Empowering Through Scripture

In a world where both visible and invisible conflicts abound, the essence of spiritual warfare stands as a fundamental pillar in many faith journeys. For believers, it's not merely a metaphorical concept but a tangible reality demanding understanding and engagement. Armed with spiritual weaponry, we're called to resist the dark schemes. Our guide? Scripture – a wellspring of wisdom, fortitude, and divine discernment.

Yahuah, the Almighty, equips us with tools to navigate the spiritual battlefield. Through prayer, fasting, and the Word, we defy darkness. Let's explore the Complete Jewish Bible (CJB) for insights into spiritual warfare and the authority vested in us by Yahusha the Messiah.

Ephesians 6:12 reminds us: "Our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against rulers, authorities, and powers of this dark world, and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms." Here, we acknowledge the spiritual nature of our battle.

2 Corinthians 10:4-5 asserts: "Our weapons are not worldly but powerful through Yahuah for tearing down strongholds, demolishing arguments, and every pretension that sets itself up against the knowledge of Yahuah. We take every thought captive to make it obedient to Messiah." Through prayer and Scripture, we dismantle strongholds and refute the enemy's lies.

James 4:7 instructs: "Submit yourselves, then, to Yahuah. Resist the devil, and he will flee from you." Submission empowers resistance, knowing victory is assured in Yahusha.

Psalms offers courage amidst adversity. Psalm 91:4-6 assures: "He will cover you with his feathers, and under his wings you will find refuge; his faithfulness will be your shield and rampart. You will not fear the terror of night, nor the arrow that flies by day, nor the pestilence that stalks in the darkness, nor the plague that destroys at midday."

Intercession is potent. 1 Timothy 2:1-4 urges prayer for all, as it aligns with Yahuah's desire for all to be saved.

In closing, let's arm ourselves with Yahuah's armor, standing resolute against spiritual adversaries. Through Scripture and invoking Yahusha's name, we wield divine authority, assured of triumph. May victory be ours, for the battle is Yahuah's. Amen.

Unmasking Satan’s Attacks Within The Brethren

In the spiritual realm, the enemy often prowls around like a roaring lion, seeking whom he may devour. One of his subtle tactics is to infiltrate the brethren, using various means to sow discord, doubt, and division within the body of Yahusha. Indeed, Satan does not always come as a blatant adversary but can masquerade as an angel of light, employing fellow believers as unwitting instruments in his schemes.

Scripture warns us in Ephesians 6:12, "For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms." This admonition serves as a sobering reminder that our battles are not merely physical or interpersonal but are deeply rooted in the spiritual realm.

One of Satan's tactics is to exploit Scripture itself, twisting its meaning and distorting its truths to serve his nefarious purposes. Even the most devout followers of Yahuah can fall prey to his cunning schemes when they are not grounded in the Word of Yahuah and discerning of his tactics.

The Complete Jewish Bible (CJB) provides a unique perspective on Scripture, but even this translation is not immune to manipulation by the enemy. Satan can use cherry-picked verses or out-of-context passages to deceive and manipulate believers, leading them astray from the truth.

Moreover, Satan often employs fellow believers as unwitting agents in his attacks on the brethren. These individuals may be well-intentioned but misguided, or they may be influenced by their own fears, insecurities, or sinful desires. Regardless of their motives, they become unwitting pawns in the enemy's hands, causing harm and division within the body of Yahusha.

In such times, it is crucial for believers to remain vigilant and discerning, testing everything against the standard of Yahuah's Word and seeking the guidance of the Holy Spirit. We must also remember the exhortation in 1 Peter 5:8-9: "Be alert and of sober mind. Your enemy the devil prowls around like a roaring lion looking for someone to devour. Resist him, standing firm in the faith, because you know that the family of believers throughout the world is undergoing the same kind of sufferings."

As members of the body of Yahusha, we are called to stand united against the schemes of the enemy, supporting and encouraging one another in the faith. By remaining steadfast in prayer, studying the Scriptures diligently, and walking in the power of the Holy Spirit, we can thwart Satan's attacks and uphold the unity and purity of the brethren.

Let us not be ignorant of Satan's devices but instead, let us be wise as serpents and innocent as doves, ever watchful and prayerful, knowing that our victory is assured through Yahusha who strengthens us.

Unveiling The Veil: Understanding Demonic Monitoring Spirits Through Scripture

 

Introduction:

In the realm of spiritual warfare, one aspect that often remains veiled in mystery and fear is the concept of demonic monitoring spirits. These entities, believed to be agents of darkness, lurk in the shadows, observing and influencing human lives. While their existence may be unsettling, understanding them through the lens of scripture can empower believers to confront and overcome their malevolent influence.

Scripture serves as a powerful tool for discerning the nature of spiritual entities and navigating the unseen realm. The Complete Jewish Bible (CJB) offers unique insights into the spiritual warfare described in the Bible, shedding light on the tactics of demonic forces and providing guidance for believers seeking protection and deliverance.

Unveiling the Nature of Demonic Monitoring Spirits:

The CJB emphasizes the reality of spiritual warfare and the presence of demonic forces in Ephesians 6:12: "For our struggle is not against human opponents, but against the rulers, authorities, cosmic powers governing this darkness, against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realm." This verse highlights the spiritual dimension of the battle Christians face, where demonic entities seek to hinder and oppress believers.

Demonic monitoring spirits operate with the intent to surveil and sabotage believers' lives, as illustrated in 1 Peter 5:8 (CJB): "Stay sober, stay alert! Your enemy, the Adversary, stalks about like a roaring lion looking for someone to devour." This imagery vividly portrays the predatory nature of demonic forces, constantly seeking vulnerabilities to exploit.

The Influence of Demonic Monitoring Spirits:

These malevolent entities exert their influence through deception and manipulation, as evidenced in 2 Corinthians 11:14-15 (CJB): "For even the Adversary can disguise himself as an angel of light. So it's no great surprise if his servants also disguise themselves as servants of righteousness." This passage warns against spiritual deception, cautioning believers to discern the true nature of supernatural manifestations.

Demonic monitoring spirits may also operate through familiar spirits, as described in Leviticus 20:6 (CJB): "If a person turns to spirit-mediums and sorcerers to go fornicating after them, I will set myself against that person and cut him off from his people." By masquerading as departed loved ones or benign entities, these spirits seek to ensnare individuals in occult practices and bondage.

Overcoming Demonic Monitoring Spirits:

Despite the pervasive influence of demonic monitoring spirits, believers are assured of victory through the authority of Yahusha the Messiah. In Luke 10:19 (CJB), Yahusha declares, "Look! I have given you authority to trample down snakes and scorpions, indeed, all the Enemy's forces; and you will remain completely unharmed." This promise empowers believers to confront and overcome demonic forces through prayer, spiritual warfare, and the power of the Holy Spirit.

Conclusion:

In confronting the reality of demonic monitoring spirits, believers are called to arm themselves with the truth of Scripture and the power of faith. By understanding their tactics and recognizing their influence, believers can effectively resist and overcome their malevolent schemes. Through prayer, discernment, and reliance on the authority of Yahusha, believers can walk in victory over the forces of darkness, confident in the assurance of Yahuah's protection and deliverance.

The More I Seek You Yahuah The More I Love You

In the depths of our souls lies an insatiable longing, a yearning for something greater than ourselves. It's a longing that cannot be filled by the material pursuits of this world or the fleeting pleasures it offers. Rather, it is a thirst for the divine, a hunger for the presence of Yahuah, the Creator of all things.

The journey of seeking Yahuah is not always easy. It requires humility, perseverance, and an unwavering faith. Yet, with each step we take towards Him, we find ourselves drawn closer to His loving embrace.

The more I seek Yahuah, the more I realize how vast and incomprehensible His love is. It is a love that knows no bounds, a love that surpasses all understanding. And the more I experience His love, the more my heart overflows with gratitude and adoration.

In the quiet moments of prayer, I feel His presence surrounding me like a warm embrace. In the beauty of nature, I see His handiwork and marvel at His creation. In the kindness of others, I witness His love in action.

Yahuah is not a distant deity, but a loving Father who desires a personal relationship with each of His children. He longs for us to seek Him with all our hearts, to draw near to Him and experience the depth of His love.

As I continue on this journey of seeking Yahuah, I am reminded of the words of the psalmist:

As the deer pants for streams of water,

so my soul pants for you, my Elohim.

My soul thirsts for Yahuah, for the living Elohim.

When can I go and meet with Yahuah? - Psalm 42:1-2

Indeed, there is nothing in this world that can satisfy the longing of our souls like the presence of Yahuah. So let us continue to seek Him with all our hearts, knowing that the more we seek Him, the more we will find Him, and the more we will love Him.

May our lives be a testament to His love and grace, as we journey deeper into His presence each day.

The Demonic Spirit Of Drunkenness

In today's society, the issue of alcohol consumption is often viewed through a lens of personal freedom and social acceptance. However, as believers, it's crucial to examine this topic from a spiritual perspective, understanding the potential dangers that lurk behind the seemingly innocent act of drinking. One such danger is the demonic spirit of drunkenness, which can ensnare individuals and lead them away from the path of righteousness. 

Ephesians 5:18 warns us, "Don't get drunk with wine, because it makes you lose control. Instead, keep on being filled with the Spirit." Here, we see a clear contrast between being filled with the Spirit of Yahuah and being under the influence of alcohol. The implication is that drunkenness opens the door for spiritual compromise, weakening our ability to discern Yahuah's will and hindering our relationship with Him.

Proverbs 20:1 cautions, "Wine is a mocker, strong liquor is a brawler; anyone led astray by it is unwise." This verse highlights the deceptive nature of alcohol. While it may initially seem harmless or even pleasurable, indulging in excessive drinking can lead to foolish decisions and destructive behavior. The spirit of drunkenness mocks wisdom and tempts individuals into recklessness.

Moreover, Galatians 5:19-21 lists drunkenness among the "works of the flesh," alongside other sinful behaviors such as idolatry and sexual immorality. This passage emphasizes that those who practice such things will not inherit the kingdom of Yahuah. Thus, we must recognize that yielding to the spirit of drunkenness not only harms our relationship with Yahuah but also jeopardizes our eternal destiny.

In 1 Peter 5:8 we are warned, "Stay sober, stay alert! Your enemy, the Adversary, stalks about like a roaring lion looking for someone to devour." Here, sobriety is linked to vigilance against spiritual attack. The demonic spirit of drunkenness seeks to incapacitate believers, making them easy prey for the enemy's schemes. Therefore, maintaining a clear mind and spirit is essential for spiritual warfare and resisting temptation.

Finally, Romans 13:13-14 urges us, "Let us live properly, as people do in the daytime - not partying and getting drunk, not engaging in sexual immorality and other excesses, not quarreling and being jealous. Instead, clothe yourselves with the Savior Yahusha the Messiah; and don't waste your time thinking about how to provide for the sinful desires of your old nature." This passage emphasizes the importance of holy living, which involves abstaining from activities associated with darkness and instead embracing the righteousness of the Savior.

In conclusion, the demonic spirit of drunkenness is a real and present danger that seeks to ensnare believers and lead them away from Yahuah's will. By heeding the warnings of Scripture and relying on the power of the Holy Spirit, we can resist temptation and walk in victory over this deceptive force. Let us strive to live sober, vigilant lives, cloaked in the righteousness of our Savior Yahusha the Messiah.