Life In Messiah International

God so loved the people of the world that He sent His Son, Messiah Jesus, to rescue us. Redemption was so kindly delivered from Israel to all the nations of the world. We celebrate our acceptance into God's wonderful family today!

Jesus humbled Himself when He came to earth to redeem us, but today He sits on the glorious throne of heaven at the right hand of God the Father. This is where our hope is, so let's raise our eyes and hearts toward our Savior in heaven today.

Each week, Jewish people around the world read the same Parasha (meaning “portion”) from the Torah (the first five books of the Hebrew Bible) and the Haftorah (meaning "conclusion" and includes the Prophets). This week’s Parasha is Numbers 16:1-18:32 and 1 Samuel 11:14-12:22.

When rebellion rises against the leadership God has appointed, the Lord defends His holy order, judges defiance, and graciously reaffirms the priesthood as a gift of service and intercession for His people.

In a world quick to challenge and contend, we are called to walk humbly under God’s authority, honor the roles He establishes, and remember that true leadership is a sacred trust of service before Him.

Shabbat Shalom!
https://www.insearchofshalom.com/parshot/34-parshat-korach

The Holy Spirit miraculously empowered these first believers to proclaim the gospel in many languages (Acts 2:6-11) so the good news of Messiah could be taken to the entire world!

Join us at Mount Gilboa as we explore King Saul’s tragic final days, the Witch of Endor, and lessons about faith, disobedience, and God’s will.

Watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fGklbxet4wI

Moses declares in this song the wonderful attributes of the God of Israel, who is worthy of our praise!

Tough Bible Questions: Did Jephthah Kill His Daughter?

The book of Judges contains many unusual stories, including Jephthah and his daughter. In this episode, Levi Hazen shares five insights into Jephthah’s vow and outcome.

Listen here: https://www.lifeinmessiah.org/thetovpodcast/did-jephthah-kill-his-daughter

Because God does not change, we can sing the same praises to Him today!

God worked through Samson’s failures to fulfill His purposes. This reminds us that although sin carries consequences, His grace remains greater than human weakness. How does this shape your view of failure?

Read more here: http://lifeinmessiah.org/blog/flawed-strength-faithful-god