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Hello Saints! I haven't made a post in a while so here we are. Today in my personal time with Yeshua, a message came to me. I was reading Psalms (Psalms 19) and I didn't quite understand it. But the more I read, the more I realized that God was telling me to never get lazy and stop reading his Word, because the answers to the things I'm confused about may be in the next verse. (Praise you Abba.) So I hope you can understand where I come from. Psalm 19 King James Version (KJV) 19 The heavens declare the glory of God; and the firmament sheweth his handywork. 2 Day unto day uttereth speech, and night unto night sheweth knowledge. I understood the part about the heavens declaring the glory of God, and the firmament his handywork. As I ed further, in verse two, it's basically a simpler version of the first verse. Consider the Heavens Day, and the Firmament night. Consider his glory, speech, and his handywork, knowledge. The point of this post is to encourage you to keep reading, and don't get lazy. Here are some reasons why; 1.) Important things like in the scriptures that could help you fight the enemy. 2.) You may be confused, and the next verse may help you understand the text better. 3.) God is the Word. So God is constantly speaking to you in the Word, or through the word. 4.) Almost all to today's problems are at your fingertips. Final note: I have a pet peeve that says "Laziness gets you nowhere." And it's true, it does. Prayer: Thank you Yeshua, for allowing me to share this with your people. I pray that it touches them and you give them strength to keep reading and to endure the attacks of the enemy. I speak healing, restoration, and comfort over your people Lord. You have the power to condemn and bring laziness to it's knees. I cast it out of the minds and bodies of your people Daddy. Dad, I ask that your will be done. Thank you again, and again, and again, In Yeshua's MIGHTY name. Amen.

Hi guys, I was wondering what the meaning of ‘you prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies’. Any ideas?

Hi friends, A while back I was discussing doctrine and was asked to provide a text to prove a claim I made. When the scripture was provided the response was, oh that's just a poetic book. My question is are these books just for inspirational purposes? From what I read in 2 Tim. 3:16 All scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness. Am I reading too much into this?

Recently I read this study, on Psalm 1, and Pslam 150, Started by, ayin jade and Since my interests,and desire to learn is not limited to just 1 psalm, I had been hoping to go on to other psalms, and discuss the entire Book of Psalms, how ever some people do not like that idea, any way, it was suggested to start the topic here, so I have done so,. To see where this started, follow the above links. Hopefully please keep comments and questions ,related to the current Psalm, I hope we can go onto a new Psalm, or 2 or 3 ,each week, A important thing about Psalms, is they all , allways have the effect of, lifting me up, when I am down, afraid or discouraged, (like right now), Reading PSALMS always lifts my spirit up, gives me hope,courage, and faith. from Garry