We are now in the second observance of the month of Adar! Instead of adding an extra day to the calendar to account for the leap year, we get to add a whole month!
February 9 began the new month of Adar, the last month of the biblical year! Adar means strength and in the Bible, and strength is associated with joy. The Lord is calling us to end the year strong, not in our own strength, but in His joy. May you be blessed as you watch this teaching on the month of Adar.
Sh’vat is known as the month of trees. Right now, the Lord is calling us to be like trees, rooted and grounded in His love. He is reminding us that we can prosper in any season, even in the middle of winter! In fact, it is His desire that we prosper both in the spiritual and in the physical.
December 12 marked the beginning of the month of Tevet on the Hebrew calendar. Tevet is the 10th month of the biblical year. The number 10 is associated with order, tithe and testimony. This month, the Lord is encouraging us to grow up, get our priorities straight and mature in Him.
We have entered into the new biblical month of Kislev! The word Kislev means “trust, hope and security.” Listen to this teaching and be blessed as we move forward in this month that is full of hope!
For the past 15 years, God has been moving through our campus in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The church recently purchased a new building and are now trying to raise enough money for refurbishing. This is a great place to sow our seed!
The new biblical month of Cheshvan begins on Sunday, October 15. Cheshvan, the eighth month, is the month of “New Beginnings.” Be blessed by this teaching and invite the Holy Spirit to give you fresh revelation as we look back on the flood and look forward to new beginnings.
We are approaching one of the most blessed times of the year: Tabernacles. This is when Jesus, on the great day of the feast, stood and cried out, “Let anyone who is thirsty come to me and drink” (John 7:37).
The month of Tishrei marks the beginning of a new season and a new year! On Rosh Hashanah — the “Head of the Year”— we celebrate the Jewish New Year of 5784, the “Year of the Door.”