Month: May 2020

The Earthly And The Heavenly

Jonathan Cahnby Jonathan Cahn

Eretz, the Hebrew word for earth, is singular. But shamayim, the Hebrew word for heaven, is plural. In Hebrew, when a word that should be singular is rendered plural, it often indicates an intensity; like an exclamation point. It’s something to get excited about.

The word for earth has no exclamation point. Thus when you’re dealing with earthly things, don’t get too excited over them. Don’t treat the things of the world as the end of everything. Don’t store up your treasures here. Don’t get too attached and make idols. Don’t let your mind get all bent out of shape; panic, go crazy, or get depressed over it. It’s just eretz. But the things of heaven are different, they have an exclamation point. You should get excited about heaven and the things of the Spirit. Get excited about the things of God: His love, joy, wonders, purity, peace, and His mysteries. Then you’ll have true peace and joy, and everything will be alright. Because that’s the way it’s meant to be. The earth, eretz, is only singular. But heaven, shamayim, is always more. And that’s something to get excited about.

Today’s Mission – Today, get excited about the heavenly things of God and keep calm about the things of earth.

by Jonathan Cahn

Be a reflection of Him!

George Whittenby George Whitten

As in water face reflects face, so the heart of man reflects the man. Proverbs 27:19

In Israel, the Ministry of the Interior is called Misrad Ha-Pnim, translated literally, “Office of the Faces“. Those in charge of immigration and citizenship are looking into the faces of those who seek citizenship or residency within the land. Some have observed that the officials there carefully scrutinize each applicant…

In this proverb, Solomon observes that the heart of a man indicates how he is perceived, since the condition of your heart will be reflected…right there on your face!

Our lives should be a reflection of Yeshua’s love, joy and peace … and people should be able to see it immediately upon our faces.

And if our hearts are not in the right place, that will also be easily observed, because our faces somehow mirror our inward thoughts and feelings.

So, your walk with the Lord, and His Spirit within you will be reflected in a deepening love, joy and peace … and others will know it and see it — there in your face!

Your family in the Lord with much agape love

by George Whitten