From Stone to Flesh - Ruach Ministries Int'l
In life we learn to hear the voice of our Creator. When we turn our hearts to Him and listen, we are in process of having our hearts turned from stone to flesh. Life is a journey, make the most of it by walking in a prescribed path that makes life worth living.
Episodes
Returning to Bethel: A Prophetic Call to Consecration
When Yahweh calls Jacob back to Bethel in Genesis 35, He issues more than a simple command. This return represents a sacred moment of fulfillment, gratitude, and restoration that speaks directly to our walk today.
Jacob had made a vow at Bethel years earlier, and now Yahweh gently reminds him to keep his word. Before ascending to this holy place, Jacob instructs his entire hous...
Jacob's Journey: Exile, Blessing, and the Promise of Return
The Torah portion VaYetze reveals a pattern woven throughout Scripture: exile for restoration. Jacob's departure from his father's house was not merely escape but a divine journey toward multiplication and homecoming. Though separated from the promised land, Yahweh remained faithful to His covenant, declaring, "I will be with you, and I will bring you back to this land."
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Yeshua's Two Feeding Miracles: Provision for Israel and the Nations
When Yeshua multiplied loaves and fishes to feed thousands, He revealed something far greater than physical sustenance. These two distinct miracles demonstrate both the sufficiency of Yahweh's provision and the expansive reach of Mashiach's ministry.
The first feeding occurred in Jewish territory near Bethsaida, where 5,000 men received bread and fish, with twelve...
Blessing or Birthright: What Drives Our Service to Yahweh?
The Torah portion Toldot invites us into deep introspection about our relationship with Yahweh. Do we serve Him seeking blessings as payment, or do we walk faithfully knowing His provision flows from relationship itself?
The contrasting lives of Jacob and Esau reveal this tension powerfully. Esau, described as a hunter who laid traps, treated sacred things carelessly. He d...
The Power of Blessing: Speaking Life
Blessing is more than a kind word. It carries the authority and intention to release favor into another person's life. When we speak blessing over one another, we participate in the divine pattern Yahweh established with our fathers.
Consider how Elohim blessed Abraham, promising him descendants and land, then confirmed that blessing through Isaac and Jacob. Each generation received and transmi...
What Scripture Really Says About Food: A Biblical Examination
Scripture reveals that Yahweh does not change. The same Elohim who instructed Adam about what to eat in Eden established clear distinctions between clean and unclean animals long before Leviticus 11. Noah understood these categories when bringing animals onto the ark, demonstrating that dietary boundaries existed and were understood from the beginning.
The purpose of th...
Abraham: The First Prophet and Intercessor
In Genesis 20:7, we encounter a remarkable declaration when Yahweh refers to Abraham as "a prophet" during his encounter with King Abimelech. This marks the first time Scripture applies this sacred title to anyone, establishing Abraham not merely as a patriarch but as Yahweh's spokesman and intercessor.
The Hebrew word navi reveals deeper meaning. True prophets serve as Yahweh's spokesmen...
The Covenant of Avraham: Our Living Heritage in Yeshua
The covenant Yahweh established with Avraham carries extraordinary significance for us today. When Yahweh revealed Himself at the burning bush, He declared His identity as "the Elohim of Avraham, Yitzchak, and Yaakov," establishing this covenant as His eternal reference point.
Avraham's righteousness came through faith before circumcision, demonstrating that trust in Yahweh's ...
Parashat Noach: Righteousness and Covenant
Parashat Noach introduces us to the first man Scripture calls righteous. Noah's righteousness wasn't merely moral behavior but represented a covenant relationship with Yahweh that extended to his entire household. This Torah portion marks the first biblical mention of covenant (brit), establishing a pattern where Yahweh's covenants flow through individuals to bless families and future gen...
B'resheit: Created in His Image
The opening portion of Genesis reveals Yahweh's blueprint for dwelling with humanity. When Elohim declared, "Let Us make man in Our image," He established something extraordinary. The Hebrew word tselem (image) carries the meaning of shadow or representative figure, indicating we were designed to reflect His character and presence on earth.
This divine architecture unfolds through the Mishkan's cons...
Sukkot, known as the Feast of Ingathering, carries profound prophetic significance for the end times. Leviticus 23 commands us to gather the tebû'âh (produce) of the land, a Hebrew term deeply connected to restoration promises throughout Scripture. This appointed time foreshadows Yahweh's ultimate plan: gathering scattered Israel and all nations into one unified people. The prophets repeatedly declared that Elohim would assembl...
Sukkot, Welcoming the Eternal in the Temporal
The Festival of Sukkot stands as Yahweh's invitation for us to enter His eternal dwelling place. Known as the Time of Our Rejoicing, the Festival of Harvest, and the Festival for the Nations, Sukkot transcends mere historical remembrance. This sacred season points us toward the great wedding feast at the end of the age.
When we construct our temporary booths and wave the four species t...
Yom HaKippurim: Understanding Atonement Through Yeshua
Yom Kippur reveals the essential nature of atonement that extends far beyond simple forgiveness. The Hebrew word kaphar means "to cover" or "to cancel," demonstrating how Yahweh intervenes in the natural law of cause and effect where sin leads to death.
This sacred day addresses both guilt and shame through two distinct processes: kappara (atonement for moral wrongdoing) and t...
One Tree: Unity in Messiah Yeshua
Through the olive tree metaphor in Romans 11, we discover our sacred calling to become one unified people under Yahweh's covenant. As both natural and grafted branches drawing life from the same holy root, we transcend our diverse backgrounds to embrace our shared identity in Mashiach. This transformation requires us to abandon selfish ambitions and embrace humility, following Yeshua's example of ...
The King in the Field: When Heaven Meets Earth Throughout Scripture, Yahweh establishes sacred appointments with His people, marking specific seasons for divine encounter. The ancient parable of "the King in the field" beautifully illustrates how our Heavenly Father approaches us during times of preparation and reflection. Imagine a king who, instead of requiring his people to come to the palace with elaborate ceremony, chooses to...
The Tree of Knowledge, or The Tree of Life. Which Will YOU Choose?
When we examine the Garden of Eden narrative, we often focus exclusively on the tree of the knowledge of good and evil. Yet Scripture reveals two significant trees: the tree of life positioned in the midst of the garden, and the tree of knowledge of good and evil.
Yahweh's instruction to Adam was clear: eat from every tree except one. This divine command suggests...
A Banquet of Joy: Our Divine Invitation
Yeshua's parable of the wedding feast reveals the eternal invitation extended to us by our Heavenly Father. In Matthew 22 and Luke 14, we see a king preparing a magnificent banquet for his son's wedding, calling forth guests to participate in this celebration of covenant relationship.
The original invitees made excuses, prioritizing worldly concerns over the King's invitation. One purchased ...
Go Fishin' - A Call to Discipleship
In Matthew 28:18-20, Yeshua delivers His final commission with absolute authority, commanding us to make disciples of all nations while teaching obedience to His commandments. This mandate connects directly to His earlier call when He promised to make His followers "fishers of men."
The powerful illustration in John 21:1-6 reveals how easily we drift back to familiar patterns when circumstances ...
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