Chavurat Derekh HaMashiach
Living the Journey, Sharing the WORD
recent posts
- Ger Toshav, Rahab, Ruth & the Open Door of Isaiah 56 — A Vanlife Reflection
- Shlach L’kha — Seeing the Land, Seeing Myself (and Kenny Sniffing Everything Along the Way)
- When the Cloud Lifts: Traveling With the Light in Parashah B’ha’alotkha
- Carrying Holiness on the Road
- B’midbar — Finding Order in the Wilderness
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Parashah Yitro opens with a surprising visitor—Yitro, Moses’ father‑in‑law, a Midianite priest who recognizes the greatness of Israel’s God before many Israelites fully do. His arrival is more than a family reunion; it’s a prophetic picture of the nations being drawn to the God of Israel. Yitro watches Moses exhaust himself judging every dispute and…
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A nomad learns early that “home” can’t be pinned to a street address or a mortgage. Home shifts, breathes, moves. It’s a fire that burns wherever you set it down for the night. But even that isn’t the deepest truth. A nomad discovers—sometimes slowly, sometimes painfully—that the only real home is people. Not the crowd,…
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Church family… Every generation of believers has a moment when God invites them to remember who they really are. Not who the world says they are. Not who culture labels them. But who Messiah calls them.And sometimes, the truth is hiding in plain sight— in verses we’ve read for years but never slowed down long…
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🌳“Hi. It’s me. Kenny. Today is the Day of Trees. I didn’t know trees had a birthday, but apparently they do, and honestly… I respect that. If I had a birthday every year where people planted more sticks for me? I’d be thrilled.Brook says it’s called Tu BiShvat. That’s Hebrew for ‘the day when trees get…
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The second half of B’shallach shifts from panic to formation. God gives Israel manna—something entirely new—and teaches them to trust Him one day at a time. Yeshua later echoes this wilderness rhythm when He teaches, “Give us this day our daily bread” in Matthew 6:11, and again when He tells His disciples not to worry…
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Parashat B’shallach – Part 1Exodus 13:17–16:10 | Judges 4–5 (Haftarah)“When the glory of Adonai appeared in the cloud…” (Ex. 16:10) There’s a moment in every journey—whether wilderness, vanlife, ministry, or spiritual growth—when the excitement of deliverance gives way to the grind of daily dependence. B’shallach is that moment for Israel. They’ve crossed the Sea. They’ve…
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”Alright so let me tell you what’s going on because apparently I’m the only one around here who keeps proper records of our adventures. Dad’s a traveling theologen (that means he talks about God a lot and people actually want to listen) and a nomadic Messianic Bible teacher, which means everywhere we go humans walk…
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The Road to Freedom: Harriet Tubman, Moses, Yeshua, and the Courage to Walk People Home” I had just finished watching the film Harriet — a stunning, emotionally charged portrayal of Harriet Tubman’s life — when I realized something remarkable. Without planning it, I watched the movie during the very week we read Parashah B’shallach, the…
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Some humans keep saying, “Jesus is my Sabbath,” and as Kenny the Wise—your three‑legged theologian with a minor in naps— I feel obligated to help before someone accidentally replaces obedience with a motivational poster. The book of Hebrews actually talks about two kinds of rest, and if you mix them up, you end up spiritually…
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Some folks say, “Jesus is my Sabbath, so I don’t need a day of rest.” And look, I’m just a three‑legged German Shepherd with a PhD in Naps, but even I know that if humans rested every day because “Jesus is my Sabbath,” you’d all be homeless, hungry, and smelling like you lost a fight…
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