This week’s coffee break cannot be explained, or described. We let the Ruach come in and lead, inspiring us, encouraging us and beckoning us to the More of God. An invitation to discover more of the Almighty, a call to love one another deeply, a discovery of His Love and Truth. A message about the more, the deeper step in to the Everything of Yahweh, the step only few will take. If you want to hear a message from His Heart for His beloved then this coffee break is for you.
She is not ready. Her bridal gown still on its hanger. Her shoes unboxed, and her mind wonders how she can do it all alone. They enter the room, and with their presence comes a greater sense of purpose and peace. She stares in wonder, as they ready her gown, her gifts, her shoes and her ring. Speechless at the mercy and strength that pours from their every movement. When she finally raises her voice to question, she can only ask one thing; “who are you and why are you helping me?” They smile before answering, “we are those who go before the bridegroom, he sent us to prepare you for that day.”
In this week’s coffee break, Yosef and Aliyah discuss the reality of renewing the mind, the physical and spiritual aspects surrounding this action. They also minister deeply from 1 Samuel 17 from a different perspective. There’s a danger in being too familiar with certain passages of scriptures, a familiarity often causes the spark to be lost. With this in mind, they encourage us to read the David and Goliath story with fresh eyes. And with fresh eyes they take us in to the story to discover its present meaning for our everyday lives. Yes it is about encounter, everyday and in every way. Join us
Wake Up! You have a calling, a Holy Spirit led calling. Not one of just wisdom or philosophy but one of power and miracles. This is it, now is the time! This Coffee Break is a message of encouragement, drawing deep from the scriptures and from the well of our hearts. We discuss Roman’s 12, and Paul’s exhortation to love, joy, pray without ceasing and so much more. Join us!
Chag Sameach everyone! We have entered the final fall feast celebrations. Sukkot is here and we are excited. In ancient Israel, Sukkot was celebrated with an elaborate and deeply significant water pouring celebration, coupled with the lighting of large menorah's which filled the city of Jerusalem! In to this celebration, Yeshua walked and proclaimed the truth about light, deliverance, living water and His messiahship. In this coffee break, Yosef and Aliyah take a look at these
celebrations, along with the significance of the harvest that came in right before Sukkot started
The beauty of Yom Kippur and its dust has settled. We have settled our accounts at the stake of Yeshua, salvation being our entry point but now that we have settled with our salvation, what now? What road are we on and where is our journey taking us? In this week’s coffee break, Aliyah and Yosef share a message from the fathers heart from John 21, and Yeshua’s questions of love as He posed them to Peter.
This is our live recording at Aliyah’s book launch this past weekend. Her new book entitled Shelamzion Queen of Israel, is a true life story of Israel’s only legitimate queen who ruled just before Yeshua came to earth. This book is a bold call to men and women, a message that women can stand and be counted and it’s an important piece of history that needs to be restored. This short video shares some of the guests experiences of the day and is sure to be enjoyable.
The very moment anyone mentions Mary and Martha, listeners quickly settle themselves in to the camp of Mary and all too soon because of one misunderstood passage of scripture, they judge Martha. While this is not the only interaction readers have with Martha throughout the word, it is one of the only interactions that people remember. It is the culminating point where people point out Martha’s faults and compare her to Mary, but is this right? Are we overlooking the point of the story?Are we overlooking and fault - finding one of the most devoted and beloved followers of Yeshua?
We can’t remember our first Yom Teruah, can you? Perhaps it’s because so much of this feast is still being revealed prophetically, to the remnant, to the faithful listening and longing for the greater works of Yeshua in this final era. Perhaps it’s because there is a deeper message and truth running through the day...
We can’t remember our first Yom Teruah, can you? Perhaps it’s because so much of this feast is still being revealed prophetically, to the remnant, to the faithful listening and longing for the greater works of Yeshua in this final era. Perhaps it’s because there is a deeper message and truth running through the day and hour no one knows, and it isn’t a rapture or a snatching away, but a time of proclamation and miracles. In this coffee break, Yosef and Aliyah unpack this months Yom Teruah celebration, along with a word to the body from the heart of Yeshua for these feasts. It’s all being unpacked in the Coffee Break this week.
