Faith, Resilience, and Revelation

Walking in Ancestral Light

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O Eternal Yahusha, Source of light, grace, and surrender, we come before You with hearts lifted like the rising sun over the Hudson. May Your wisdom flow as living waters, Your presence surround us like the walls of a sacred sanctuary, and Your grace guide us into deeper surrender. We ask that every word spoken today awakens courage, healing, and peace.

Halleluyah.

📍Message 🌅

The image before us whispers truth; “Grace isn’t just forgiveness, it is forgiveness fueled by surrender.”

In the quiet fields of creation, purple blossoms rise toward the glow of the sun, reminding us that surrender is not weakness, it is strength clothed in humility. 📖Sha’ul (Paul) wrote: “My favour is sufficient for you, for My power is perfected in weakness” (Qorintiym Sheniy (2 Corinthians) 12:9, Halleluyah Scriptures).📜

✨ Light as Story

Imagine walking through the Metropolitan Museum of Art in Manhattan. Ancient artifacts stand still, holding stories carved in stone, painted in color, shaped by unseen hands. Grace is like those artifacts, it preserves, restores, and shines through time. Just as art surrenders to the brushstroke, so too must the soul surrender to Elohim’s design. 🌍 Ancestral Wisdom

The Amadlozi whisper through the wind; forgiveness is not complete without releasing what weighs down the spirit. Unkulunkulu, the Great Creator, placed in every being the spark to rise beyond pain. The Mohegan Tribe teaches us that nature itself is sacred, every leaf and river a living scripture of surrender. My Polish lineage tells the story of endurance, of faith carried through centuries of trial. All point to one truth; grace flows when surrender meets forgiveness. ☸ Faith and Energy

In Buddhism, surrender opens the mind to mindfulness; in Catholic tradition, it is a sacrament of reconciliation; in Islam, surrender—Islam itself—means peace through submission to the Divine. The chakras align this teaching; when the heart chakra is open, forgiveness flows, not as a concept, rather as living energy that heals. 💡 Philosophy and Inspiration ~ Socrates once said, “The unexamined life is not worth living.” To surrender is to examine and release. Maya Angelou, a voice of Black women’s wisdom, declared; “I can be changed by what happens to me, yet I refuse to be reduced by it.” That is grace in action ~ transformation, never reduction.

📖 Scripture of Story

Yahusha Himself spoke; “Come to Me, all you who labour and are burdened, and I shall give you rest” (Mattithyahu (Matthew) 11:28, Halleluyah Scriptures).📜 Rest is not mere relief, it is the surrender of self into the arms of forgiveness.

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O Yahusha, Eternal Light, ignite within us the fire of grace. May we surrender fully to Your will, walk in forgiveness, and shine as vessels of Your truth. Let the wisdom of ancestors, the strength of heritage, and the unity of all faiths lift us higher in Your presence. Fill us with peace, courage, and joy everlasting. 

Halleluyah.

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Forging Divine Paths; Not Every Road Is Meant to Be Followed

Sermon~ Paths of Purpose; Walking Boldly Under the New Moon

By WBJMinistries 

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Elohim, Creator of the heavens and the earth, we come before You under this New Moon, a time of new beginnings and fresh vision. Illuminate our hearts, guide our steps, and show us that not every path is meant to be followed, but some are meant to be made. Empower us through Yahusha to walk boldly in purpose and faith. 

Halleluyah.

 📍Introduction / Story;

Tonight, under the quiet glow of the New Moon, we reflect on the truth; not every path is meant to be followed; some are meant to be made. In the natural world, rivers carve valleys and stars blaze trails across the night sky, paths that no one had walked before. So too, Elohim calls each of us to step into our unique destinies. Consider Miriam (Miryam), the sister of Moshe (Moses), who led the women of Israel in song and dance after the Red Sea parted Shemoth~ (Exo'dus 15:20-21, Halleluyah Scriptures). She did not merely follow the path of her brothers; she created a path of praise, a legacy of leadership, and a blueprint for women of faith to follow.

🗣️Scriptural Reflection;

Esther (Esther 4:14, Halleluyah Scriptures) reminds us that we are placed “for such a time as this.” She could have followed the safe, expected path of obedience to convention, but instead, she made a path of courage and intervention that changed the course of history. Yahusha calls us, too, to create paths that align with our divine purpose, even when they are unseen or uncertain. Connection to the New Moon; 🌕The New Moon is a symbol of beginnings, an invitation to sow seeds of intention and action. It reminds us that the darkness before the moon’s fullness is not a time of pause however a sacred space to create, to innovate, to step into uncharted territory with faith. Harriet Tubman said, “Every great dream begins with a dreamer. Always remember, you have within you the strength, the patience, and the passion to reach for the stars to change the world.” Like Harriet, we are called to forge paths, not simply walk them. Maya Angelou reminds us, “You may not control all the events that happen to you, still you can decide not to be reduced by them.” Even when faced with obstacles, Yahusha gives us the grace to rise and create new paths of purpose. Tonight, reflect on the areas in your life where you have been following paths laid out by others expectations, fear, or comfort. Ask Yahusha; “Where do You call me to make a path?” Write it, speak it, or plant the seed under the New Moon. This is your time to step into action, guided by faith, creativity, and courage.

 📢Reflection

Like the stars that blaze their own trails across the heavens, you are called to illuminate your world. The women of scripture and the visionaries of history walked roads that had never existed before. You too can rise, make a path, and leave a legacy of faith, courage, and innovation.

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Yahusha, help us to see where paths are waiting to be made. Grant us courage, wisdom, and faith to walk where You lead, even if it requires forging new ways. May the light of Your presence guide us like the stars in the night sky, and may our actions honor our ancestors and Your divine purpose. Halleluyah.

The Roar of the Lioness; Boldness Beyond Opinions

Sermon ~The Roar of the Lioness; Standing in Strength Beyond Opinions

By WBJMinistries

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Father Yahuah, Elohim of light and life, we thank You for Yahusha, the Lion of Yahudah, who teaches us to walk in boldness and strength. As we open Your Word today, let our hearts be set free from the chains of opinion, and let us roar with the courage of our ancestors, our foremothers, and the women of Scripture. In Yahusha’s Name, Halleluyah.

📖Scripture Foundation

Mishlĕy (Proverbs) 28:1, Halleluyah Scriptures – “The wicked flee when no one pursues, but the righteous are as bold as a lion.”📜

Eph’siym (Ephesians) 6:10, Halleluyah Scriptures – “For the rest, my brothers, be strong in the Master and in the mightiness of His strength.”

📍The Lion and the Sheep; Knowing Your Identity. This image of the lion reminds us; “Lions don’t lose sleep over the opinions of sheep.” Yahusha Himself walked with authority. He was called names, misunderstood, and betrayed, yet He never bowed to the opinions of men. Think of Esther, who risked her life before the king. The whispers of the court could not silence her divine calling, she knew she was chosen “for such a time as this.” Like Esther, we are called to rise above the noise of sheep and roar with purpose. The Power of the Lioness Spirit in Women. The lioness hunts, protects, and guards her pride. Women of the Scriptures carried this same power; Deborah – judged nations under a palm tree, leading Israel into victory. Mary Magdalene ~ silenced by opinions, yet chosen by Yahusha to first declare His resurrection. Ruth ~ her loyalty and boldness carved her place in Yahusha’s lineage. Black women echo this spirit too. Angela Davis said; “I am no longer accepting the things I cannot change. I am changing the things I cannot accept.” That is the lioness spirit, refusing to be defined by voices of doubt. And Maya Angelou reminds us; “I am a Woman Phenomenally. Phenomenal Woman, that’s me.” Like Deborah, like Ruth, like Mary Magdalene—phenomenal women roar, not whisper. Beyond Opinions; Living in Divine Assignment. When Harriet Tubman led enslaved souls to freedom, she did not let the “sheep” of her day, the critics, the fearful. Dictate her calling. She followed the roar Elohim placed within her.

🗣️Yahusha calls us to do the same. Yoḥanan (John) 10:27, Halleluyah Scriptures says; “My sheep hear My voice, and I know them, and they follow Me.” We are not called to be sheep who echo opinions, but lions who follow His voice alone. Opinions are distractions. Divine purpose is direction.

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Elohim, thank You for Yahusha, our Lion and Redeemer. May we rise like Esther, judge with wisdom like Deborah, proclaim truth like Mary Magdalene, and carry the courage of Harriet Tubman and Maya Angelou. Let us walk in strength, refusing to lose sleep over the opinions of sheep, for we are chosen, anointed, and bold. In Yahusha’s Name, Halleluyah.

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The Lion on the Rock: Endurance, Ancestral Strength, and Yahusha’s Promise

WBJMinistries Sermon

 Standing on the Rock of Strength

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Heavenly Father, Yahusha our Redeemer, we thank you for bringing us this far. We thank you for the courage that flows through our veins, not by our own might but through Your Spirit. We ask for light, wisdom, and strength today. May Your Word uplift us, connect us to our ancestors, honor our heritage, and renew our faith in Yahusha. In Your name we pray, Halleluyah.

📖Scriptural Foundation

“Because you have guarded My Word of endurance, I also shall guard you from the hour of trial which shall come upon all the world, to try those who dwell on the earth.” – Ḥazon (Revelation) 3:10, Halleluyah Scriptures📜

📍Message

Imagine the lion in the image. Standing firm upon the rock, overlooking the roaring waters. The storm beneath does not shake his stance. He is not where he started, but he is not yet at the end of his journey. This is where we, too, stand in life. On the rock of endurance, with Elohim’s wind at our backs and Yahusha’s promise ahead. Like the lion, we are called to keep going. Not because it is easy, nevertheless because we have survived too much to give up now.

Anthropology and Ancestral Strength

The Amadlozi, our ancestors, whisper resilience into our bones. They remind us that each step forward is a step built upon their prayers, their sacrifices, and their hope that we would live boldly. The Mohegan people teach us the sacredness of creation, that even the storm beneath the lion is part of the divine design. From our Polish lineage, we learn perseverance, standing firm even in exile and hardship. From Buddhism, mindfulness teaches us to breathe in this moment and remain centered. From Islam, we remember the beauty of discipline and submission to the Most High. From Catholicism, we remember devotion and steadfast faith. And from the wisdom of Black women, we remember to stand tall, even when the world tries to break us.

Women of the Scriptures as Our Guides

Esther stepped into her calling “for such a time as this,” teaching us courage when fear says retreat. Mary Magdalene was transformed by Yahusha’s love, teaching us that redemption is always possible. Deborah led as a judge and prophetess, proving that wisdom and authority are not confined to men. These women stand beside the lion in the storm, reminding us that our voices, our resilience, and our faith move mountains.

Maya Angelou declared,“You may not control all the events that happen to you, but you can decide not to be reduced by them.” Harriet Tubman once said; “I freed a thousand slaves. I could have freed a thousand more if only they knew they were slaves.” Like Tubman, we are called to walk into freedom and lead others with us.

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. taught; “The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy.” And women today echo those truths;

Michelle Obama reminds us; “Your story is what you have, what you will always have. It is something to own.” These voices are roaring lions, affirming that our faith is not quiet. It is bold, fearless, and eternal.

Law, Social Science, and Symbolism

Social science teaches us that resilience is built through community. Law reminds us that justice must roll like waters, even when systems resist. The lion symbolizes kingship, nonetheless also survival, the rock is our legal, social, and spiritual foundation. Even in applied statistics, we know that endurance increases the likelihood of survival. The odds may be against us, yet Yahusha transforms probability into promise.

🗣️Exhortation ~ you did not endure the storms of your past just to give up at the edge of the cliff. Like the lion, you are positioned to see beyond the waves. Yahusha has placed you “for such a time as this."

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Father Yahusha, we thank you for Your light and strength. May we roar like lions, walk like Esther, stand like Deborah, and be transformed like Mary Magdalene. May the wisdom of our ancestors, the guidance of Your Spirit, and the courage of our people lead us forward. In Yahusha’s name we pray, Halleluyah.

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The Slow Path to Divine Purpose; Lessons from Turtle Wisdom

Sermon ; Saving Energy, Walking in Wisdom

By WBJMinistries

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O Yahusha, Creator of life and Giver of peace, we come before You with humble hearts. Guide us today as we reflect on patience, wisdom, and strength in the stillness of life. Let this message awaken light within us, reminding us that every pause has purpose, and every step carries meaning. May our spirits be aligned with Your Word and Your creation. Halleluyah.

📖Scripture Foundation

> “For I know the plans I am planning for you, declares Yahuah, plans of peace and not evil, to give you a future and an expectancy.” – Yirmeyahu (Jeremiah) 29:11, Halleluyah Scriptures📜

📍Message

The turtle in this image says; “I’m not slow, I’m just saving energy.” This statement may sound simple, yet it carries the weight of divine wisdom. In anthropology, cultures often revere the turtle as a symbol of longevity and endurance. In Native traditions such as the Mohegan, the turtle carries the Earth upon its back, embodying resilience and balance. In Zulu teachings, the Amadlozi remind us that ancestral strength is not rushed. It flows like a river, steady and certain.

In philosophy, Aristotle once said, “Patience is bitter, but its fruit is sweet.” The turtle embodies this truth. Its steps may seem small, yet it always reaches its destination. In Buddhism, mindfulness teaches us to slow down and observe the present moment, echoing the turtle’s wisdom; energy is not wasted when it is preserved for what matters. Statistics in applied research show that rushed decisions often lead to greater errors, while measured, deliberate actions produce sustainable results. Just as a lawyer carefully studies law before presenting a case, and just as a social scientist collects data before forming conclusions, the turtle shows us that waiting is not weakness. It is preparation. From a Catholic perspective, saints practiced patience as a holy discipline. From Islam, we are reminded through the Qur’an that Allah loves those who remain steadfast. From Polish lineage, we remember the resilience of those who endured oppression with unwavering strength. From the wisdom of Black women, we hear; “Strength is not in how fast you move, but in how deep you root.”

The chakras also remind us that energy, when preserved and balanced, leads to wholeness. The root chakra grounds us, just like the turtle stays close to the earth. The crown chakra lifts us, reminding us that Yahusha directs our path. The museums of Manhattan—whether the American Museum of Natural History or The Met~ teach us through their exhibits that civilizations rose not by rushing, but by steady building, generation after generation. Just as a turtle saves energy to live long, we too are called to walk wisely, conserving strength for the battles that matter.

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Yahusha, we thank You for the lessons of creation. We thank You for the turtle, a humble reminder that slow is not weak, yet wise. Teach us to preserve our energy for Your calling, to move with patience, and to walk with faith. Let us carry our burdens with strength, as our ancestors did, as Your people continue to do. In all things, may Your light guide us. Halleluyah.

The Steadfast Path; Slow and Steady in Yahusha’s Light

Sermon; The Steadfast Path of Light

By WBJMinistries

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Elohim Most High, we come before You in reverence and humility. We thank You for the wisdom of Yahusha, the breath of life, and the guidance of our ancestors. May Your light align with our hearts, balance our steps, and open our spirits to receive truth. May we learn patience, endurance, and faith in the journey You have called us to walk. In Yahusha’s name we pray, Halleluyah.

📍Message

The image of the tortoise reminds us of an eternal truth: “Slow and Steady wins the race.” This is not simply a children’s story. It is a profound spiritual principle. In our world, many run fast, chasing wealth, power, and recognition. Yet the race of faith is not for the swift, it is for the steadfast.

Sha’ul (Paul) reminds us in Ibrim (Hebrews) 12:1, Halleluyah Scriptures:

"Let us run with endurance the race that is set before us."

Notice, it is not about speed, it is about endurance. The tortoise, like the faithful believer, embodies patience, resilience, and grounded energy. Each step is deliberate, guided, and unwavering.

The Chakras and the Journey of Endurance. The tortoise, slow yet steady, symbolizes alignment. Like the chakras in our bodies, we must keep each step of our spiritual journey in balance:

1. Root Chakra (Muladhara) – Like the tortoise’s steady feet on the earth, we must be grounded in Yahusha’s truth, secure in faith, not shaken by the storms.

2. Sacral Chakra (Svadhisthana) – The place of creativity and relationships. Moving slow allows us to nurture meaningful bonds, not shallow connections.

3. Solar Plexus Chakra (Manipura) – The tortoise has strength in its shell. This chakra is our inner power, the steady fire of confidence when the world doubts us.

4. Heart Chakra (Anahata) – Each slow step teaches compassion, forgiveness, and unconditional love, like Yahusha’s walk to the stake, filled with patient love.

5. Throat Chakra (Vishuddha) – Speaking truth is not rushed. The tortoise teaches us to pause before speaking, ensuring our words are aligned with Elohim.

6. Third Eye Chakra (Ajna) – Vision and wisdom come not from running, but from stillness. The tortoise sees the path clearly because it does not rush past it.

7. Crown Chakra (Sahasrara) – The light of Yahusha connects us to Elohim. Slow and steady prayer and meditation open this divine connection, lifting us beyond the race of the world.

When all these centers are balanced, we move like the tortoise, steady, patient, unstoppable.

Philosophical and Cultural Reflections

Aristotle once said, “Patience is bitter, but its fruit is sweet.”

The Mohegan people remind us to walk with respect for the earth, for the land itself moves slowly yet sustains all life.

Zulu wisdom teaches us through the Amadlozi (ancestors) that perseverance honors those before us.

Our Polish Catholic heritage reminds us through the rosary that steady, repeated prayer creates strength.

In Buddhism, mindfulness teaches us that walking slowly in awareness is the path to peace.

And in the words of Black women’s wisdom, endurance is not weakness, it is power refined by struggle and faith.

🧬Conclusion~ The tortoise shows us; Yahusha does not measure our faith by speed, but by consistency. The race of life is not about being the first, it is about being faithful to the end. So, beloved, may we align our chakras, ground ourselves in patience, and walk the steady path of Yahusha. In doing so, we will find that the slow steps of faith carry us further than the fastest sprint of the world.

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Elohim of Light, we thank you for the steady rhythm of life. Align our steps with Your Word. Balance our spirits, strengthen our hearts, and remind us that endurance in Yahusha is victory. Let us walk slow and steady, yet always forward, until we reach the eternal finish line of Your Kingdom. In Yahusha’s name we pray, Halleluyah.

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🌧️🐢🐸 Dancing in the Rain; Finding Joy in the Little Things🌱✨

🌿 Sermon; Find Joy in the Little Things

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Abba Father ✨, Elohim of light 🌟 and truth 📖, we come before you with thankful hearts 💖. May our spirits be open to Your Word 📜, may our minds be renewed 🧠, and may our bodies align 🧘 with your divine energy⚡. Guide us to find joy 🎶 not in the grand illusions of this world 🌍, but in the little blessings 🌱 that shape our souls. Through Yahusha, our Redeemer ✝️, we pray. Halleluyah 🙌.

📖 Scripture Reading

"For who has despised the day of small things?" – Zakaryah (Zechariah) 4:10, Halleluyah Scriptures ✨

🌧️ Message~ Look at this image 🖼️; a turtle 🐢 holding a leaf 🍃 as an umbrella ☂️ and a frog 🐸 leaping with joy 🕺 in the rain 🌧️. The rain could have been seen as a burden 😔… yet here it becomes a blessing 💦. The turtle does not complain 🙅‍♂️, it finds protection 🍃. The frog does not hide 🙈, it leaps higher 🚀. This is our lesson; Joy is not found in perfect conditions 🌞, but in a grateful heart ❤️.

Marcus Aurelius once said, “Very little is needed to make a happy life 😊; it is all within yourself 💭, in your way of thinking.” Yahusha reminds us; Look at the birds 🐦 and the lilies 🌸, for Elohim sustains them (Mattithyahu/Matthew 6:26–28).

🫟 Chakras & Spiritual Alignment

Elohim designed us with both body🧍🏼‍♀️🧍and spirit ✨. The Chakras are like inner lamps 🕯️ that guide us back to Yahusha when balanced;

1. Root Chakra 🔴 (Muladhara) – 🐢 The turtle’s shell = stability & grounding. Yahusha is our foundation 🪨.

2. Sacral Chakra 🟠 (Svadhisthana) – 🐸 The frog leaps in joy = creativity 🎨 & flow 🌊.

3. Solar Plexus Chakra 🟡 (Manipura) – Confidence 🌞 to smile in the storm ⛈️.

4. Heart Chakra 💚 (Anahata) – Compassion 💞, friendship 🤝, and love ❤️.

5. Throat Chakra 🔵 (Vishuddha) – Singing 🎶 in the rain 🌧️, speaking gratitude 🙏.

6. Third Eye Chakra 🟣 (Ajna) – Wisdom 👁️ to see beyond hardship🎑.

7. Crown Chakra ⚪ (Sahasrara) – Connection to Elohim ✨, joy flowing from heaven 🌌.

🌍 Cross-Cultural & Ancestral Wisdom

Zulu Amadlozi 🪘 – Ancestors whisper resilience 💪. Unkulunkulu 🌍 – Yahusha as Creator, the Giver of rain 🌧️ and life 🌱. Mohegan Tribe 🪶 – Every raindrop 💧 is sacred and connected 🌿. Polish Catholic faith ✝️ – Perseverance 🙏 through storms 🌩️.

Buddhism ☸️ – Mindfulness 🧘, embracing the present moment ⏳.

Islam 🕌 – Gratitude 🤲 in all conditions 🌙. Black Women’s Wisdom 👑 – Joy ✨ in struggle as resistance ✊🏾 and hope 🌅.

🌟Reflection~ Beloved ❤️, joy is not postponed until the storm ends 🌈. Joy is in the turtle’s steady step 🐢, the frog’s leap of faith 🐸, the leaf’s humble shelter 🍃. When our Chakras align 🌈 with Elohim’s Spirit ✨, every little thing 🌱 reveals His beauty 🌟.

📍Will you choose joy today? 🙌

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Yahusha ✝️, thank You for the rain 🌧️, the laughter 😂, the leaf 🍃, and the dance 💃 of life. Align our Chakras 👾 and our spirits ✨ with Your truth 📖. May we walk 🧍🏼‍♀️🧍🏻‍♂️ in joy 😊 no matter the season 🍂, no matter the storm ⛈️. In Your holy Name we pray. Halleluyah 🙌.

Steady Steps; Yahusha’s Direction Over Speed

🌿 WBJMinistries Sermon; Direction Over Speed

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Heavenly Father, Yah of Light and Truth,

We come before you, not rushing but aligning with your direction. We ask for wisdom to slow down when the world demands speed, and to stay steady in Yahusha’s path. May this word reach the heart of every listener, guiding them to clarity, strength, and peace. In Yahusha’s Name, Halleluyah.

📍The Message~ The image before us shows a humble turtle, holding the Halleluyah Scriptures, guiding two snails forward. Above it, the words remind us;

“Direction is more important than speed.”

The world praises speed, fast money, instant results, overnight success. Yet, Scripture tells us;

📖 “The race is not to the swift nor the battle to the mighty, but time and chance befall them all.” – Qoheleth (Ecclesiastes) 9:11, Halleluyah Scriptures📜

This means the true blessing is not in racing ahead, however in walking faithfully, step by step, in Yahusha’s direction.

Chakras & Alignment~ Just like the Chakras must be aligned for the body and spirit to flow in harmony, so must our direction be aligned with Yahusha’s plan. The Root Chakra (foundation) reminds us to be grounded in truth. The Heart Chakra opens us to compassion and love, slowing us down so we do not trample others in our hurry. The Crown Chakra leads us to wisdom and higher purpose, reminding us that true progress is spiritual, not measured by earthly speed.

♀️Women of the Scriptures & Their Steady Steps. Esther; She did not rush into the king’s court; she prepared and prayed for “such a time as this.” (Esther 4:14) Mary Magdalene; Her walk with Yahusha was one of transformation. She shows us that the pace of healing and growth is not instant yet intentional. Deborah: As a judge of Yisra’el, she led with wisdom, not haste, showing that direction rooted in Elohim’s will brings victory.

🗣️Voices of Wisdom

Philosopher Aristotle once said, “Patience is bitter, but its fruit is sweet.” This turtle, slow and steady, embodies that wisdom.

Maya Angelou reminds us; “All great achievements require time.”

And bell hooks teach; “Love is an action, never simply a feeling.” Love is shown in the pace we take to care for one another.

Ancestral & Cultural Remembrance

From the Zulu Amadlozi, we learn that the ancestors whisper not in the rush, nevertheless in the stillness of listening.

From the Mohegan tradition, we remember that nature moves in cycles, seasons do not hurry, yet all is fulfilled.

From Polish Catholic devotion, we honor perseverance through suffering.

From Buddhist reflection, we remember that mindfulness teaches us to walk, not run, into enlightenment.

Application to Our Lives~ The turtle reminds us; It is better to move slowly in Yahusha’s will than to rush into destruction. It is better to align your direction with purpose than to measure your life by speed or comparison. Success without direction is emptiness, though steady steps in Yahusha lead to eternal fulfillment.

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Father, teach us to honor your timing. May our Root be firm in Your Word, our Heart open in Your love, and our Direction guided by Your Spirit.

We walk slowly, still we walk with You, Yahusha. That is enough.

Halleluyah.

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A Heartfelt Prayer of Gratitude

WBJMinistries – Sabbath Day Sermon

Elegance, Spiritual Balance, and Yahusha’s Light

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Heavenly Father, Yah of Light and Truth,

We honor You on this Sabbath Day.

Let Your wisdom fill us with clarity, balance, and peace.

Guide us through Your Word and align our spirits with Your creation.

In Yahusha’s name we pray. Halleluyah.

📍Scripture Foundation

Eph’siym (Ephesians) 6:12, Halleluyah Scriptures

“Because we do not wrestle against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against authorities, against the world-rulers of darkness of this age, against spiritual matters of wickedness in the heavenlies.”📜

🆕Chakras and Spiritual Alignment

Just as Yahusha created balance in the heavens and the earth, we too are called to live in harmony.

Root – Foundation & Stability

Sacral – Creativity & Joy

Solar Plexus – Strength & Confidence

Heart – Love & Compassion

Throat – Truth & Expression

Third Eye – Wisdom & Insight

Crown – Connection to Elohim

When aligned with Yahusha, these centers become like pillars of light within us.

✨Corporate Elegance in Faith

A successful ministry thrives through vision, unity, and discipline.

Likewise, our walk with Yahusha flourishes when we live with purpose, wisdom, and harmony. Our ministry reflects not only spiritual depth, but also excellence and order.

Geography & Symbolism~ From Manhattan’s towering skyscrapers to the sacred mountains of Africa, Yahusha’s creation reminds us of divine design. The Chakras mirror geography, mountains, rivers, valleys, each one a symbol of life, energy, and balance in Elohim’s creation.

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Father Yah,

We thank You for the Sabbath.

May our hearts remain aligned with Your Spirit,

our minds filled with wisdom,

and our lives balanced like the Chakras in Your creation.

We leave today with strength, vision, and peace.

In Yahusha’s name, Halleluyah.

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Innocence Is Strength; Trusting with Yahusha’s Heart

🕊 WBJMinistries Sermon

Innocence Is Strength

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Heavenly Father, Elohim of Light and Truth,

We thank You for the gift of innocence. Protect our hearts from bitterness while giving us discernment in a world that often misuses trust. Let this word remind us that innocence is not weakness but a reflection of Yahusha’s love within us. In Yahusha’s Name we pray. Halleluyah.

📍Scripture Foundation

> “See that you do not despise one of these little ones. For I say to you, that in the heavens their messengers always see the face of My Father who is in the heavens.”

— Mattithyahu (Matthew) 18:10, Halleluyah Scriptures📜

Geography; The Hand That Holds Us

Just as the chick rests safely in the hand in the image, so do we rest in the palm of Elohim’s hand. Whether in the caves of the Dead Sea, the rivers of the Mohegan lands, or the bustling streets of New York City, Yahusha reminds us that His grip is steady. Innocence teaches us to trust the Hand that carries us.

Anthropology; Innocence Across Cultures ~ In Zulu traditions, the Amadlozi (ancestors) watch over the young, protecting their purity. In Mohegan teachings, children are viewed as sacred gifts and symbols of the Creator’s continuity. Polish Catholic prayers remind families to nurture the childlike spirit of faith. These global traditions echo Yahusha’s words; to enter the Kingdom, we must become like children. Innocence is a universal strength, honored across cultures.

Applied Statistics; Trust and Reality. Sociological research shows that people who live with trust often experience greater well-being, stronger communities, and lower levels of stress. Yet, statistics also reveal betrayal and exploitation. Innocence, therefore, is not ignorance. It is a conscious choice to believe in goodness while walking with discernment.

Law and Justice ~ Our society often mistakes innocence for weakness. The criminal justice system itself sometimes treats the vulnerable as naïve rather than protected. Yet, the law of Yahusha transcends earthly courts; “Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see Elohim” (Mattithyahu 5:8, Halleluyah Scriptures).📜 Innocence is a form of divine justice, a protection stronger than any earthly defense. Social Science Reflection~ W. Lawrence Neuman writes that perspective shapes how we interpret others. Innocent hearts interpret the world through hope rather than suspicion. In a society driven by fear, to be innocent is to resist cynicism and remain aligned with Elohim’s vision of humanity. 🗣️Innocence is not foolishness. it is the quiet courage of those who believe in love despite betrayal. Innocent people remind us that Yahusha Himself walked this earth with a pure heart, even when surrounded by corruption.

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Heavenly Father, may we carry innocence like a light in dark places. Let us be wise, yet gentle; discerning, yet pure; strong, yet compassionate. May our hearts reflect Yahusha, the embodiment of love and innocence. Halleluyah.

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The Cycle of Life; From Storms to Sunshine

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The Cycle of Life; From Storms to Sunshine

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Heavenly Father, Elohim of Light and Truth, we come before You with hearts that seek understanding. Just as the rain falls and the sun rises again, remind us that life’s cycles are not permanent prisons, but stepping stones guided by Your hand. Through Yahusha, we find hope beyond the storm. Halleluyah.

📍Scripture Foundation

📖 Qoheleth (Ecclesiastes) 3:1, Halleluyah Scriptures

> “To all there is a season, and a time for every purpose under the shamayim (heavens).”

📖 Yoḥanan (John) 16:33, Halleluyah Scriptures

> “In the world you have pressure, but take courage, I have overcome the world.”

Geography & Symbolism~ The image of a girl in the rain, arms wide open, speaks to the geography of life’s storms. In New York, rainstorms pass, giving way to clear skies over the Hudson. In Africa’s Zulu lands, rain is seen as a blessing from Unkulunkulu. In Polish villages, rain meant harvest abundance. Rain carries both sadness and renewal. Just like rivers flow through Manhattan’s museums or the Mohegan lands of Connecticut, life’s waters may be turbulent, yet they carve paths of wisdom and beauty.

Anthropology & Culture~ Anthropologists note that every culture has rituals of endurance. The Zulu honor Amadlozi (ancestors) to remind them storms are not forever. The Mohegan tribe teaches interconnectedness; after rain, new life blossoms. Buddhism values impermanence, storms are temporary, peace is eternal. Black women’s wisdom has always echoed; “This too shall pass.”

All traditions affirm; sorrow bends but does not break us, because joy waits at the horizon.

Philosophy & Social Science~Philosopher Søren Kierkegaard wrote, “Life can only be understood backwards; but it must be lived forwards.” Sociology shows us that hardships often build resilience, just as rain nourishes roots unseen. In law, justice may be delayed, but cycles of truth always bend toward righteousness.

🗣️Message ~ Beloved, the bicycle in the rain is life’s journey; Wheels turn — moments keep moving. Rain falls — troubles visit. Arms spread wide — freedom is found in surrender to Yahusha. If today feels heavy, know that happiness is already on its way. Yahusha promised peace beyond the world’s troubles.

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Elohim of Renewal, thank You for reminding us that storms are not forever. Strengthen us to endure the rain and celebrate the sunshine. May Yahusha’s joy rise within us like dawn after nightfall. Halleluyah.

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