Haderekh Messianic Devotional
TIMES OF LOSS
'Yehovah is close to the broken-hearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit' Psalm 34:18 (NIV) Many times over the years, believers see amazing answers to prayer. They give glory to Yehovah for incredible victories, for provision, for health, and for wisdom. Many believers have prayed for healing, and have seen miracles as a result. However, sometimes prayers are not answered in the way in which you would like. Sometimes the person you are praying for dies. Sometimes things happen which make no sense. You can feel sad, confused and angry, even though you know deep in your heart that...
A CHANGE IN PERSPECTIVE
'In all this, Job did not sin nor charge Yehovah with wrong' Job 1:22 (NKJV) How do you view the trials and hardships in your life? The Bible tells us that all things work together for good if you love Yehovah and are called by Him. When life is at its worst, do you believe that to be true? Take the story of Job, and view it from Yehovah's perspective. It becomes then, not the story of a man who lost everything, but about Yehovah who restored all that the devil had stolen, and more besides. Not about a man losing faith in Yehovah, but a man maintaining his faith throughout the greatest of...
DEMONSTRATING LOVE
'Be kindly affectionate to one another with brotherly love, in honour giving preference to one another.' Romans 12:10 (NJKV) Love must be real. Brotherly love, filial love; means looking to bless those around you, and being devoted to your friends and family in Yeshua. Honoring others above yourself in giving others preference, value and respect. You are called to share what you have, physically, spiritually, and in every other way, with those who have less. You are called to reach out and embrace others, to serve them with kindness and hospitality. Sincere love requires concentration and...
MESSAGE IN A BOTTLE
This book was inspired by the verse in Matthew 13:52, in which, to paraphrase, Jesus said that someone who is instructed – or skilled – in things of the Kingdom of Heaven, is like someone who “brings out of his treasure both new and old things. read more…
MORNINGS WITH YEHOVAH
In the natural realm many of us are accustomed to eating “on the go” – starting off our days in a rush to get to work or to school – maybe grabbing a piece of toast or a cereal bar as we head out of the door. If we have lunch at all, we eat it at our desks, keeping up with the workload that surrounds us. Then at night, if we are fortunate, we sit down to eat our dinners, often the largest meal of the day, on a tray in front of the TV. Then we are too full and too tired to move – and so in the evenings we become “vegged-out” “couch potatoes.” read more…