“Be still, and know that I am God.” -- Psalm 46:10
Shabbat Shalom from the Ambassador Club Family! Love, Angie
"There remains therefore a rest to the people of YHVH."
The Chronological Gospels Bible Event 82 - The sign of the prophet Yonah. ~Michael Rood~
haSatan (שָׂטָן): The Purpose of Adversity
What if adversity is not evidence that Yehovah has abandoned you, but one of His most powerful tools to strengthen your faith, shape your character, and keep you on the path He has prepared for you?
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Shalom, dear brothers and sisters! It's always a joy to open the Scriptures together. We invite you to join us for this week's Torah portion as we reflect on the life-changing choice to walk in Yehovah's ways. We pray this study will encourage you, strengthen your faith, and draw you even closer to Him. Click the link below to begin your study.
https://aroodawakening.tv/community/deuteronomy-devarim/parashah-reeh/
Part 3 of The Sabbath Showdown from Executive Producer ~Mike Molinar~
Imagine being completely paralyzed, unable to move a muscle for 38 years. Day after day, you sit by a pool hoping for a miracle. Then, Jesus walks up, heals you instantly, and gives a simple command: “Stand up, pick up your mat, and walk!” (John 5:8).
You’d think the local religious community would throw a massive celebration, right? Wrong. Welcome to "The Sabbath Showdown: Part 3."
Instead of rejoicing that a man's life was completely restored, the religious leaders immediately went on the attack. Why? Because it happened on Shavuot, a Sabbath day, and the man was carrying his mat.
According to their strict interpretations of Rabbinic law—rules later codified in the Talmud (like Mishnah Shabbat 7:2)—carrying an object from a private domain to a public domain was strictly forbidden. They cared more about their self-made "Sabbath fences" than the fact that a paralyzed man was suddenly walking.
Moses said no such command in the Torah
### The Great Divide:
* 'REJOICING' (The Light): Freedom, healing, and compassion on Shavuot!
* 'ANGRY' (The Darkness): "It is not lawful for you to carry your mat! He is breaking our Sabbath fences!" (John 5:10).
Jesus completely exposed their hypocrisy. When they demanded to know who allowed this "violation," they didn't ask “Who healed you?”—they asked, “Who told you to take up your bed and walk?” They completely looked past the miracle just to enforce a rule.
When legalism binds, compassion looses. It's time to stop listening to man-made religious traditions that suffocate love, and get back to the true heart of God's word.
Why was unleavened bread eaten during Passover? Post your answer in the comments below
Not everyone sitting in a church pew is hungry for God's Word, and not everyone outside the church has closed their heart to the truth.
The real issue is not where people are—it is whether they are willing to hear the voice of God. While many chase religious routines, others are desperately searching for answers that only the Scriptures can provide.
The Gospel of the Kingdom was never meant to remain inside four walls; it was meant to reach the streets, the tables, and the people who are still willing to listen. If Yeshua sat with tax collectors and sinners to call them to repentance, why should we expect the world to come to us first? It is time to leave our comfort zones, open the Bible, and bring the message where it is needed most.
Don't let tradition silence the mission the Messiah has entrusted to us.
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Encouraging Word of the Week ✨
Praise YAH for Life!
Hebrew: "Chaim"
Psalm 139:13-16
For You, You possessed my kidneys, You have covered me in my mother’s womb.
I give thanks to You, For I am awesomely and wondrously made! Wondrous are Your works, And my being knows it well.
My bones were not concealed from You, When I was shaped in a hidden place, Knit together in the depths of the earth.
Your eyes saw my unformed body. And in Your book all of them were written, The days they were formed, While none was among them.