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
Hate is such an unpopular word these days. When used it typically has a strongly negative and judgmental connotation (e.g. hate speech), but the fact is according to scripture there is a time to hate. One such thing is outlined Continue reading
As I was reading in 1 Peter the other day, a few verses jumped out at me. It has had me pondering NT quotes of the OT and how much we miss as believer because we don’t know the word Continue reading
As I was reading this evening I came upon the word “hallowed” in a verse and though I know what it means felt prompted to dig a bit more. The Hebrew word for hallowed (which in other translations was sanctified) Continue reading
In my previous post about Who Will You Worship, I talked about the need to remove things from your home that are displeasing to the Father. In this post, I am going to share a quick how-to that is based Continue reading
The topic on my heart today is worship. This isn’t completely surprising since that’s the heart of Dyed4you Ministries and D4Ymin is my life 🙂 But today I want to challenge us to consider who we are actually giving our Continue reading
In the last few days, I’ve had a couple object lessons from the Father that made the same point, so I feel like He’s leading me to share. It’s all about little things mattering 🙂
I’ve been chewing on a verse since yesterday that has me pondering what my actions cause. The verse is Matthew 18:7 and I’ve bolded the part that has me thinking: Woe to the world for temptations to sin! For it Continue reading
There’s a verse in James 2 often quoted where we’re chastened not to be a respecter of persons. The example that corresponds describes two men – one who appears rich and the other poor. I’ve often heard this verse cited Continue reading
Last April, God was speaking to me about abiding in Him and that as we do we cannot sin. Recently, as I meditated on that God showed me a vision of me literally stepping into the body of Jesus. As Continue reading
