Several years back as I was reading Deuteronomy, Papa highlighted the word “presumptuously” to me, which I shared in my blog Presumption (Deuteronomy 17:12-13). In short, the verse sets the penalty for presumption towards the priests as death. The fact Continue reading
The Hebrew letter “mem” stands for “mayim” which is the “waters.” The shape of the “mem” represents an open or closed womb (depending on which form of the letter mem it is). As I was pondering the Dyed4you Art image Continue reading
The names of God are beautiful tools for gaining deeper understanding into the character of our God. El Shaddai is a commonly used name of God and it is often translated as “God Almighty,” which is obviously beautiful encouragement to Continue reading
Our Christian practice of baptism originates from a Hebrew term “mikvah” (or “miqweh”). It is a derivative of the root word “qavah,” which is translated as a “gathering of waters.” The word “mikvah” also means hope. In this case, a Continue reading
At the end of Numbers 6, we find what is referred to as the “Aaronic Blessing.” In the Voice translation it reads, “The Eternal One bless and keep you. May He make His face shine upon you and be gracious Continue reading
Matthew 5:13 (AMP) You are the salt of the earth; but if the salt has lost its taste (purpose), how can it be made salty? It is no longer good for anything, but to be thrown out and walked on Continue reading
In 1 Samuel 16:14-23, we hear about the impact anointed music can have in bringing peace. In this particular story, King Saul is being tormented by an evil spirit, and David’s harp playing is able to bring peace.
I’ve been fascinated with the names of God and what they reveal about His character for years now. You’ll find them included in many Prophetic Nuggets, Dyed4you silk letters, and Dyed4you Art words. I’ve enjoyed meditating on them as I Continue reading
As I was on a scavenger hunt with Papa God while working on a new silk letter, He highlighted Acts 3:25 (TPT) to me, which reads “And you are heirs of their prophecies and of the covenants God made with your Continue reading
In general, most of us who seek to follow God would never intentionally and outrightly disobey Him. But there are less obvious ways we disobey that we also need to be vigilant about. Let’s start with a cautionary tale about Continue reading
