https://www.gotquestions.org/Feast-of-Trumpets.html
So much good information in this article!
This weekend…
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Monthly Archives: September 2026
The 7 “I Am”s
Bread! Light! Door! Good..Shepherd! Resurrection and the Life!
The Way…the Truth…the Life!!
The Vine!
The bread, the light…the…door! Shepherd! Resurrection and life! Way-truth-life-
Vine.
Once there was a loaf of bread in a lighted room where the door opened and a shepherd walked in
He said
I am the resurrection life
Way truth life
Vine
He is the bread of life
He is the light of the world
He is the door of the sheep
He is the good shepherd
He is the resurrection and the life
The way the truth the life
The true vine
Remember…
Girl, remember
What it means to be “finished”
The day men ringed around the young man
Who had just finished a longish sermon
And crushed him to death
Rock by rock
Man by man
His King had already made his own mysterious pronouncement—
It is finished
The anger flows through my veins, the helplessness of ordinary losses
Nothing like a martyr’s death
And yet in both cases the mysterious sentence hangs over the grief, anger, loss and unanswered questions
It is finished
Until the sky opens wide for each of us in relief or judgment
Hope your name will be changed
Pray your sins will be forgiven
And you will know how
To define both “finished” and “rock”
In his Word,
Ours are not enough
Psalm 22:29-31 KJV
[29] All they that be fat upon earth shall eat and worship: all they that go down to the dust shall bow before him: and none can keep alive his own soul. [30] A seed shall serve him; it shall be accounted to the Lord for a generation. [31] They shall come, and shall declare his righteousness unto a people that shall be born, that he hath done this.
Exposing the lie
For the past 50 years or more our culture has been dominated by a lie that can be encapsulated by “between a woman and her doctor.”
This phrase is a subset of a bigger “right to privacy” ethos in law and medical ethics which has led to a wide range of repercussions.
But what if there was no privacy in the discussion and what if the medical decision was made by aesthetic consensus rather than some other more anchoring standard of care?
I am referring to two recent studies that involved asking medical students (of both genders) to view and rate women’s chests.
Why was this necessary? Ostensibly for plastic surgery.
Ladies, please be advised, when people start photographing, rating, and categorizing your briskets, you may need to ask yourself whether those people are
Healers or pit masters.
