“The heavens declare the glory of God; the skies proclaim the work of His hands.” -- Psalm 19 : 1

From the Ambassador Family.... May YHVH bless and keep you. Shabbat Shalom - Love, Angie

How Much Is Your Word Worth? 🤔

Our words reveal our character. When we make a promise, accept a responsibility, or simply say, “I will,” we put our credibility on the line. Scripture reminds us that honoring our word is also a way of honoring Yehovah.

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https://aroodawakening.tv/how-much-is-your-word-worth/

One of our family members has a page I subscribe to, and I thought you may like to read her article this month. Feel free to reach out to TLT. The link is below....

Happy Summer! May your summer be all you want summer to be! Physically, I am well. But otherwise, I have been battling mental and spiritual turmoil. I have been struggling with direction, guidance, leading, hearing, perceiving; a sense of being off-course, being off-center, out-of-phase.

Two months ago I wrote this (in my phone notes). I have been of two minds whether to share it. It doesn’t put me in a very good light. Except that Truth is sorta my thing, so Truthful is what I believe I need to be.

TLT

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Hearing and Miss-Hearing God

My aim is ever to pray/ask/affirm that I ever and always seek and heed the leading of the Spirit of YHVH. Nevertheless, sometimes I miss-hear, miss-understand, or worse – ignore what it is I am to write about.

After my last article was published, I decided to quickly write another, and get it published so that I would be publishing an article a month. (What “the world” says a “blogger” should do.)

I decided on a Word Study. I decided to write about Forgiveness. It was to be a “Quick” Word Study. Quickly written. Quickly published.

Whoa, was I wrong!

The subject “quickly” (😆) became enormous, wordy, unwieldy. And disconcertingly, knowledge of Unforgiveness in my life was “brought to my remembrance.”

Wow …

How unexpected! How uncomfortable. How humbling.

So, I stopped writing.

I said to myself: “I’ll deal with that later. Then I can write about Forgiveness, and offer a process to forgive others.”(Ok, I’ll admit, a teensy little bit of hubris there.)

(BTW: The time to have a “monthly” article published had long passed.)

I then sought another topic, another “word” to study.

Another “word” for a Quick Word Study. Quickly written. Quickly published.

I began working on the Hebrew word “Torah,” which means more than merely the usual definition of “law” in English. It’s more like “Instructions” or “Directions,” than like the English word “Law.” Again, it became enormous, wordy, unwieldy. It “quickly” () exploded into many points to ponder, a need for historical explanation, lots more research, even much, much more.

Again, the article that was to be “quickly” written and “quickly” published began to take longer and longer to “get ’er done.”

And it’s still not finished. I stopped working on it. (For now. It may become something sometime.)

Why?

Why was I having such a hard time coming up with a topic that “worked” for the time I had to write it?

Why?

I finally realized that I had been writing on my own choice of topic.

NOT on YHVH’s. I finally realized I had been pursuing my own choice of spiritual and intellectual direction. NOT YHVH’s. I finally realized I had been working in my own strength. NOT in YHVH’s.

I had not prayed/ asked/ affirmed on what topic I was to share next. (And listened for the answer.) I had not prayed/ asked/ affirmed in what timeframe I was to work. (And listened for the answer.) I had not prayed/ asked/ affirmed in what priority of tasks my article writing I was to be. (And listened for the answer.) I had not prayed/ asked/ affirmed that what I was doing was what YHVH wanted me to do. (And listened for the answer.)

I was running ahead (without listening). I was doing what I thought I should do (without listening). I was doing what I wanted to do (without listening). And I was expecting Him to bless it. (Has anyone else ever “resembled” that remark?)

So, now I’m two four months “late” with my “monthly” posting (and not a written “word” in sight to post).

What next? I’m praying, in:

Adoration. Praise. Thanksgiving. Confession. Repentance. And I’m trying hard to listen!!! And read the Word. To sit in silence. To be.

Be still and KNOW that I am Elohim [God - Mighty One] ...

Psalm 46:10 KJV

And to await the “still small voice” of YHVH. … and after the fire a still small voice

1 Kings 19:12 KJV

And so, I pray:

Father YHVH, I pray/ ask/ affirm that You have given me “ears to hear.” (Matthew 11:15)

May I ever and only hear and know the Truth, Your Truth, Your whole Truth, and nothing except Your Truth, through Your Spirit.

May it be so. Make it be True.

Amen and Amen.

Until … ?

Blessings,

TLThomas

MyWordOnTheWord.com

It’s ok to doubt, if you Check It Out!

Be a Berean

The brethren immediately sent Paul and Silas away by night to Berea, and when they arrived, they went into the synagogue of the Jews. Now these were more noble-minded than those in Thessalonica, for they received the word with great eagerness, examining the Scriptures daily to see whether these things were so.

Acts 17:10-11 NASB

Encouraging Word of the Week ✨
Praise YAH for his Provision!

Hebrew: "tsedah"

Psalm 84:1-12

How lovely are Your dwelling places, O Elohim of hosts!

My being has longed, and even fainted, For the courts of Yahovah; My heart and my flesh cry out for the living Ěl.

Even the sparrow has found a home, And the swallow a nest for herself, Where she has put her young ones – Your slaughter-places, O Yahovah of hosts, My Sovereign and my Elohim.

Blessed are those who dwell in Your house, They are ever praising You. Selah.

Blessed is the man whose strength is in You, Your Highways are in their heart.

Passing through the valley of weeping, They make it a fountain; The Teacher also covers it with blessings.

They go from strength to strength, Appearing before Elohim in Tsiyon.

O Yahovah Elohim of hosts, hear my prayer; Give ear, O Elohim of Ya‛aqoḇ! Selah.

O Elohim, see our shield, And look upon the face of Your anointed.

For a day in Your courts Is better than a thousand days. I have chosen rather to be a doorkeeper In the House of my Elohim, Than to dwell in the tents of the wrong.

For Yahovah Elohim is a sun and a shield; Yahovah gives favour and esteem; He withholds no good matter From those who walk blamelessly.

O Elohim of hosts, Blessed is the man who trusts in You!

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Elul 3 5786 - August 17 2026
Yeshua sends out the 12, in pairs, after the Rosh Khodesh.

Verse of the Week: Proverbs 4:23

“Above all else, guard your heart, for everything you do flows from it.”

Scripture repeatedly shows us that the heart is not a small matter before Yehovah. The heart is the inner sanctuary from which our loyalties, desires, decisions, and actions flow. If the heart becomes divided, compromise eventually appears in our conduct. But when the heart is guarded and directed toward Yehovah, obedience becomes the natural fruit of covenant faithfulness.

To guard the heart does not mean retreating from the world in fear. It means being deliberate about what we allow to shape our thinking, our desires, and our affections. The Torah gives us boundaries because Yehovah knows the human heart. His commandments teach us what is holy, what is clean, what is just, and what pleases Him. They are not arbitrary restrictions. They train us to love Yehovah with all our heart, soul, and strength.

Yeshua likewise taught that what comes out of a person reveals what is already within. This is why outward religious activity can never substitute for inward faithfulness. We are called to have hearts that are circumcised, humble, teachable, and fully yielded to Yehovah. The goal is not merely to appear obedient, but to become a people whose inward life agrees with the commandments we profess to keep.

This is especially important in an age of distraction, compromise, and competing loyalties. The people of Yehovah must learn to guard what enters the heart and to examine what is already there. Are our desires being shaped by Scripture or by the spirit of the age? Are we becoming more obedient, more faithful, and more like Yeshua, or are we slowly accepting things Yehovah has called us to reject?

So, this week, guard your heart intentionally. Pay attention to what you watch, what you listen to, what you dwell on, and what you desire. Measure those things against the Torah and the teachings of Yeshua. Ask Yehovah to expose divided loyalties and to create within you a heart that delights in His ways. What fills the heart will eventually shape the life, so fill it with His Word, His commandments, and the hope of His coming Kingdom.