What are you reading for spiritual and personal development, for fun, or for educational purposes? Or what podcasts are you enjoying for the most part?
I'm reading:
1. "Jeremiah" Bible with family (Really enjoying this round of the complex assignment of the prophet Jeremiah... Not much has change concerning the character of Israelites... One of our daughters asks "what do we say at the end of this one" when the chapter doesn't end on a high note... I tell her... sometimes we just have to say "Have mercy and HalleluYah" anyway.)
2."Essentials of Our Faith: Looking at Our Responsibility" by More Orlando Rodriguez (It's a reflective and interactive workbook using more Scriptures and precepts than commentary.)
3. "Authoritative Declarations & Prayers That Destroy Demonic Influences: Receive Your Freedom Now!" by Moreh Orlando and Morah Melissa Rodriguez. (Very thought provoking and humbling, yet powerful prayers about various aspects of our lives as children of The Most High. I have to pace myself with this one because it's not a game to rush through. Spiritual transactions are not to be entered into lightly because their impact is multigenerational. This is a very impactful book, written by Hebrews walking the walk for real. Definitely worth it. Our young adult children are gleaning from it as well.)
4. Listening to an audiobook called, "I Thought It Would Be Better Than This: Rise From Disappointment, Regain Control and Rebuild a Life You Love" by Jessica N. Turner (I didn't know what this book was about until I started listening. It's about dealing with various forms of grief such as death, divorce, and other losses. The author is / was some kind of Christian and after 16 years of marriage her husband decided to embrace homosexuality. It's a heartbreaking story. She shares her story and some of the steps she took to not be fully destroyed by grief as her life and self-image seemed to fall apart. I'm not finished with this one yet, however, so far, she does offer some very useful tools that I believe would be beneficial to those who want to overcome the disappointments that come when life isn't what you hoped it would be. This is primarily a secular book but of course there are unlabeled biblical principles in the book. I could think of so many Psalms and Proverbs that could apply. So far, it may be worth checking out if you are processing drastic changes...new or old. After, personally losing both parents, aunts and uncles and dear friends, this is useful for my adjustments to Yah's will.)
Just sharing... Have a whole day.

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Trust Tuesday Psalm 34:8 O taste and see that YAHUAH is good: blessed is the man that trusteth in him. Trust The Most High YAHUAH to provide.
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Recently, I was feeling overwhelmed and flustered as to what the next phase of my journey was supposed to be focused on. To be honest, by Yah's grace I had endured and survived some devastating losses. In prayer, I asked Yah, what did He want me to do. The response was familiar. It wasn't a new revelation. I didn't particularly feel empowered, but I knew what it meant. The response was, "Use what's in your hands." Selah......

When Yah called Moses (Moshe) to return to his former stomping grounds to pull rank on Pharaoh, Yah said practically the same thing. What did Moses (Moshe) have in his hands? He had a rod. Just a overgrown stick that served a purpose for a functional shepherd. Yah had him to cast the rod on the ground and Yah revealed that the rod had even more potential than Moses could have ever imagined. You've got to go back and read it. That rod, in the right hands, was the vessel of many miracles that lead to the deliverance of Yasharel. Selah....

And there I prayed... almost chuckling at the thought... and thinking... which thing that's in my hands do You want me to use. Which do I use first? The thought of it still makes me chuckle. Too often, I have succumbed to the thought that I didn't have enough and here I lay before the Most High having to admit that my hands were already full of His gifts. The problem was that I was not in the place to see their true potential. All of the "devastating losses" were environments and relationships where His purpose were overshadowed by my hopes and desires. They weren't bad desires or hopes, they just weren't the proper place where Yah's esteem (glory) could flourish unquestionably. When Moses walked the desert or into the courts of Pharaoh, what appeared to be an old poor shepherd's leaning pole, was actually a weapon of mass destruction to Pharoah.

What's in your hands? I can pretty much guarantee that if Yah put it in your hands that it's WAY more than it looks like. Where does He want you to go with that ordinary thing(s)? What is He going to do with it, when you get there? Who will He deliver by your hands? Who will be brought into His presence because of your humble obedience? When the Most High calls you to account for your stewardship over the little and big things in your hands or realm of influence, will He rejoice over you? Will songs of your obedience empower the generations of the righteous? What will you allow Him to do with your hands? Your hands are for Him...the tools and gifts in your hands are for you to use. We are His workmanship. Will you complain about what you do not have or be faithful and live according to design, being made in His image and likeness, and use what you already have access to... Your Life, Your Word, Your mobility, Your family, Your resources? You have more than enough, right now, to serve Yah and others. Be well children of Yah. What's in Your hands?

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