Chavurat Derekh HaMashiach
Living the Journey, Sharing the WORD
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Parashah T’rumah — Part One: The Mystery of the Dwelling begins in a hush rather than a thunderclap. After the fire and trembling of Sinai, the Holy One shifts from overwhelming revelation to something far more intimate: “Let them bring Me an offering… from every heart that is willing.” It’s almost unsettling in its gentleness.…
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Life with HaShem is shaped not only by the moments of blessing but also by the seasons of struggle that refine the soul. In Yesha‘yahu 38:16–17, King Hezekiah speaks from the raw edge of human frailty, having stared death in the face and discovered the mercy of God in a way he never had before.…
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The mountain was still trembling when God shifted from thunder to tenderness. Israel, freshly rescued from Egypt, stood at Sinai with the dust of slavery still clinging to their clothes. They had done nothing to earn their freedom. No rituals. No commandments. No moral résumé. God saved them because He loved them, and because He…
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Science has given us extraordinary tools to explore the world, but the deeper we look, the more the universe behaves like something meant to be understood. Far from pushing God out of the picture, discovery keeps uncovering patterns, principles, and mysteries that look suspiciously like fingerprints. These seven clues don’t force belief—but they make disbelief…
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Parashat Mishpatim — A Covenant Shaped Life Exodus 21:1–24:18 • Jeremiah 34:8–22; 33:25–26 • Matthew 5:38–42; Matthew 17:1–8; Hebrews 9:15–22 After the thunder of Sinai fades, something unexpected happens. Instead of more fire, more shaking, more awe‑inspiring spectacle, HaShem brings Israel into the quiet, ordinary spaces of life. It’s as if He whispers, “Now that…
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For most of my life, I assumed salvation was simple: someone “gave their life to Christ,” prayed a prayer, or had an emotional moment, and that was the end of the story. I never questioned it. I never examined it. I never asked whether Scripture actually defined salvation that way. Then I heard Ray Comfort…
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Have you ever heard somebody say, “I gave my heart to the Lord when I was young… then I fell away… lied, cheated, slept around, got hooked on drugs and alcohol… and when I turned forty‑two, I gave my heart back to the Lord”? And everybody nods like that’s normal. Like salvation is a jacket…
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Kenny’s Vanlife Torah Reflection Shalom from the passenger seat, where the sun is warm on my fur and the hum of the road makes me feel like I’m riding on the breath of the Ruach. Dad and I have been rolling through another stretch of highway, the kind where the trees blur into green smudges…
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The Judgments That Shape a Holy People“Mishpatim” means “judgments” or “ordinances,” and this portion opens with a shift from the thunder of Sinai to the everyday realities of covenant life. God moves from revelation to application, showing Israel what holiness looks like when lived out in relationships, responsibilities, and the ordinary rhythms of community. These…
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