December 24 began the tenth Biblical month: Tevet. In this time, the Lord wants to separate the light from the darkness in our lives so that we can see clearly. He uses His word as the lamp unto our feet that guides us into maturity.

It’s that time of year again when everyone is making New Year’s Resolutions. However, so many of us make these resolutions and then fail to move forward on them. I have another concept I’d like to present.

The Feast of Dedication is here! While commonly known as Hanukah, it is also referred to as the Feast of Dedication or the Feast of Lights, as the word Chanukah means “dedication” in Hebrew. This feast is about lights, fights, miracles, and most importantly, the God of impossibilities.

We have just entered into the ninth Biblical month of Kislev. Kislev means “trust, hope, and security.” God is reminding us that these things are found only in Himself.

There’s an old cliché: “Don’t take Christ out of Christmas.” I’ve been studying the word Christ this season and found that it is mentioned 555 times in the Bible. Five is the number of grace; triple five denotes the grace to overcome. Christ comes from the Greek word Chrístos, which means “anointed one.”