🎙 Sermon Title✓The Stones We Throw€ Cancel Culture and the Fire of Discernment

The Stones We Throw; Cancel Culture and the Fire of Discernment

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Heavenly Father,

You who created the stars, the silence, the sound, and the soul,

Let Your Ruach Ha’Qodesh guide us today.

Open our hearts to wisdom beyond emotion,

and our minds to discernment beyond popularity.

We seek not just truth, but balance;

As above, so below; as within, so without.

Let our words heal, not harm. Let this message be Your light.

Halleluyah.

📖 Scripture Foundation (Halleluyah Scriptures)

> “Let him who is without sin among you be the first to throw a stone.” – Yoḥanan (John) 8:7

> “A fool’s displeasure is known at once, But a clever one covers shame.” – Mishlĕ (Proverbs) 12:16

> “Do not judge, that you be not judged.” – Mattithyahu (Matthew) 7:1

🌍 A Modern Parable: The Trial of Sevan Thorne

In a city surrounded by glass towers and noisy screens, lived a truth-seeker named Sevan Thorne. He spoke boldly, sometimes imperfectly. One day, Sevan questioned a cultural norm. Only to be dragged before the "Court of Public Opinion."

No trial. No evidence.

Just hashtags.

Just echoes.

Just rage disguised as righteousness.

Like many in our generation, Sevan wasn’t allowed to grow. He was canceled. His voice silenced. His intentions distorted.

🔮 The Chakras: A Map of Cultural Healing

Let us explore cancel culture through the lens of the Chakras, the seven spiritual energy centers, and their message of internal balance.

1. Root (Muladhara) – Safety & survival

Cancel culture creates instability, leading to fear of speaking truth. It feeds on groupthink. Survival becomes about silence.

2. Sacral (Svadhisthana) – Emotion & relationships

Emotion-driven judgments become weapons. We don’t dialogue ~we react. We unfriend before we understand.

3. Solar Plexus (Manipura) – Identity & power

Canceling gives a false sense of power. But it is power without accountability, without forgiveness.

4. Heart (Anahata) – Love & compassion

We forget; true justice includes love. Without heart, we become the same judges we once feared.

5. Throat (Vishuddha) – Voice & truth

Truth requires space. Yet cancel culture chokes dialogue~we stop listening. We stop evolving.

6. Third Eye (Ajna) – Wisdom & insight

To cancel is easy. To discern is divine. Statistics show that mass outrage often lacks factual foundation.

7. Crown (Sahasrara) – Unity & purpose

Canceling isolates, while the Spirit calls us to oneness. “He who falls seven times shall rise again,” says the wisdom of faith.

🏛️ Anthropology & Sociology: The Cultural Mirror

University lessons in cultural anthropology taught us that cultural relativism demands we understand before we judge. Cancel culture often violates this.

From the Rana Plaza collapse to Cambodian sweatshops, we saw how global systems marginalize, then scapegoat. However mass outrage without change or education is hollow.

We protest, then forget.

We cancel, then scroll on.

Sociologically, this is a moral panic~group behavior driven by fear. Though fear is not a fruit of the Ruach.

“For Elohim has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power and of love and of self-control.” – 2 Timotiyos (Timothy) 1:7

📊 Statistics & Discernment

Cancel culture affects livelihoods.

Studies show over 60% of people have self-censored in fear of backlash.

Minority voices~ironically~are often the ones silenced by the very culture claiming to defend them.

Hypothesis testing~like in my MAT 240 course~shows we must test assumptions with evidence, not emotion.

🖼 Museum Symbolism; A Nation’s Memory

In the Metropolitan Museum, we see artifacts shattered by past societies~statues torn down by cultural purges, stories erased. Still history without restoration repeats itself.

Cancel culture is not new.

Only the tools have changed.

Let us be restorers, not wreckers.

🙌🏾 Call to Action: What Shall We Do?

Speak boldly, but wisely.

Let truth be spoken with grace, not venom.

If someone falls, guide them. Don’t destroy them.

Engage culture as Sevan Thorne would; through parables, peace, and persistence.

As a minister, as a student, as a child of the Most High, my assignment is not to join the mob, nonetheless to stand in the gap.

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Abba Yahusha, Heavenly Father 

Let our tongues be guided by compassion, not chaos.

Let our hearts be warriors for truth, nevertheless never executioners without mercy.

Help us balance justice with humility, and wisdom with love.

As we walk in the path of discernment, protect our energy, align our spirit, and ground our soul.

May our ministries build, not burn.

May our voices lift, not silence.

And may Sevan Thorne within each of us rise;refined, not erased.

Halleluyah.

No Weapon~Unmasking the Lie, Igniting the Light

🔥 Sermon Title; No Weapon; Exposing the Schemes, Standing in the Light

🙏🏽📖🙌🏼 Abba Yahusha, Heavenly Father, Most High, we come before you in reverence and trembling, yet boldness and peace. Let Your Ruach HaQodesh breathe upon us, giving discernment to see, power to stand, and faith to endure. We cancel every lie, every scheme, and every weapon formed by the enemy, for it shall not prosper. Open our eyes, our hearts, and our spirits to truth. In the Name of Yahushua Ha’Mashiach, amen.

Halleluyah.

🌍The Ancient Scheme; Lies from the Garden. It began in Gan Eden (the Garden of Eden)~not with a sword, but with a question; “Did Elohim really say…?”

— Bereshith (Genesis) 3:1

📌Satan’s first strategy wasn’t violence~it was doubt. His whisper was a knife to the truth. And today, it is no different. The adversary still speaks; “You’re not worthy.” “You’ve gone too far.” “Elohim has forgotten you.” But Yahusha says; “You are My servant, I have chosen you and have not rejected you.”

— Yeshayahu (Isaiah) 41:9

🎯 Expose It; The enemy's whisper distorts, divides, and distracts. Yet the truth of Yahusha restores, unites, and focuses.

🔥The Weapons of the Adversary

Satan’s tools are not always obvious:

Fear ~to keep you silent

Shame ~ to make you hide

Temptation ~ to draw you away

Accusation ~ to keep you bound

“For the accuser of our brothers… has been thrown down, who accused them before our Elohim day and night.”

— Ḥazon (Revelation) 12:10

But the Ruach HaQodesh exposes him. The Set-Apart Spirit is truth personified;

“He shall teach you all things and remind you of what I said.”

— Yoḥanan (John) 14:26

🛡️🐘 Counterattack; Speak the Word aloud ~ sword of the Spirit. Praise when pressured ~ confuses the enemy. Pray in the Ruach ~charges the atmosphere.

🌬️ Cultural Wisdom & Ancestral Vision. Our ancestors knew this; The Amadlozi (ancestral spirits) warned of dark spirits that rode on fear and envy. The Mohegan shamans wore symbols of truth to ward off spiritual attack. Polish highlanders placed cross-stitched scriptures on doors for protection. Catholic and Muslim elders recited sacred texts at dawn and dusk to keep the soul clean.

But we, set-apart ones, put on the whole armor of Elohim; “Stand, then, having girded your waist with truth… and take the sword of the Spirit, which is the Word of Elohim.”

— Efesiyim (Ephesians) 6:14–17

🕎🕯️🌌☦️A Museum of Warning and Power

Imagine a great museum in Manhattan, filled with spiritual artifacts~ A shattered serpent mask labeled: “Deception Destroyed.” An empty prison labeled~ “Fear Broken by Faith.” A golden scroll glowing with fire: “Word Spoken in Power.” You are a living artifact of Yahusha’s glory, walking proof that the enemy can’t win.

✨ Final Declaration~ No Weapon

 “No weapon formed against you shall prosper, and every tongue that rises against you in judgment you shall condemn.”

— Yeshayahu (Isaiah) 54:14

No curse, no trauma, no whisper, no chain can stand in the light of Yahuha’s truth.

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Ruach HaQodesh, embolden us. Let every plan of the enemy be overturned. Let every hidden lie be exposed. Fill every dry place in us with Your waters of truth. We silence fear, cancel doubt, and declare: we are chosen, we are free, and we are filled with light.

In the power and Name of Yahusha Ha’Mashiach, we stand and say; Halleluyah! Amen.

Be Set-Apart: Walking in Faith Amid Popular Culture

Sermon Title: In the World, But Not of It

Theme: Should Believers Participate in Popular Culture (Music, Movies, Fashion etc)?

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Heavenly Father, Abba Yahusha,Creator of all things seen and unseen. We humble ourselves before you, open our minds to discern your truth and our hearts to live it. May this message bring clarity, conviction, and comfort to all who hear it. Let us not be swayed by the world but grounded in Your Word. In the Name of Yahushua ha'Mashiach, we pray. Halleluyah.

✨Scripture Foundation (HalleluYah Scriptures)~Romiyim (Romans) 12:2 – "And do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind, so that you prove what is that good and well-pleasing and perfect desire of Elohim."

 Yoḥanan (John) 17:15-16 – "I do not pray that you should take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the wicked one. They are not of the world, as I am not of the world."

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The heart of this message is not about whether music, movies, or fashion are inherently evil. But whether they align with the Ruach ha'Qodesh (Set-Apart Spirit) or draw us away from it. Let’s imagine a museum gallery deep in Manhattan. A place filled with global artifacts;

A Zulu tribal necklace representing identity and ancestral heritage. A Polish rosary, worn thin by generations of Catholic devotion. A Mohegan tribal cloak, symbolizing harmony with nature. A Buddhist prayer wheel, turning constantly to reflect focused meditation. Each piece is beautiful, but each serves a purpose within its belief system.And So too is, popular culture filled with sounds, styles, and stories. However the believer must ask; What is this leading me toward? Who is it glorifying?

✨Spiritual Symbols and Discernment

Not every beat is rebellion. King Dawid played the harp. Music was his praise. Though today's lyrics often glorify lust, greed, and ego. Ask; Does it build up the soul or break down the spirit?

Stories are powerful. Yahushua taught with parables. But are we feeding our minds horror, pride, or witchcraft?

 Tehillim (Psalms) 101:3 – "I set no matter of Beliya’al before my eyes."

Adornment is not a sin. The Mishkan (Tabernacle) was full of fine linen and jewels. Yet fashion that promotes vanity, exploitation, or immodesty can erode the inner set-apartness.

 1 Kepha (Peter) 3:3-4 – "Your adornment should not be outward... but the hidden Man of the heart."

⚜️Spiritual Traditions~In Amadlozi traditions, ancestors guide choices with spiritual discernment. In Islam, believers are taught modesty and purpose in appearance. In Catholicism, saints rejected excess and embraced simplicity.

In Chakra teachings, alignment comes when outward distractions are minimized.

These all echo what the Word already commands. Guard your gates. Eye, ear, and heart. Museum Moment√

Imagine standing before a screen playing two films~ One shows chaos, lust, and violence. The other tells of sacrifice, justice, and redemption. Both may win awards. Nevertheless only one aligns with the Kingdom. We must walk through this earthly gallery like wise curators. Not consuming everything, yet selecting with the Ruach.

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Beloved, we are not called to hide from the world. Still to shine within it.

We can enjoy what is good, lovely, and true. However we must reject what is corrupting. Be the light at the concert. Be the salt on the runway. Be the truth in the theater.

(Phillipiyim)-Philippians 4:8 – "Whatever is true, noble, righteous, clean, lovely, good report. Think on these."

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Abba Yahusha, Heavenly Father, we thank You for the wisdom to discern the sacred from the profane. Help us walk wisely, not legalistically, using popular culture as a platform for truth. Not a trap for our souls. Let our minds be renewed, our hearts be guarded, and our influence be holy. We seek to glorify You in all things. In Yahushua’s Name, halleluyah.

The Wheat of Yahuah; Growing Faithful in the Field of Judgment

🌾 WBJMinistries Sermon- The Wheat of Yahusha; A Harvest of Faithfulness

Scripture-Based Message ~ Inspired by HalleluYah Scriptures & Spiritual Symbolism🐼

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Heavenly Father, Abba Yahusha,

We thank You for Your living Word, for the sacred truth revealed in every grain, every parable, and every promise. We invite your Ruach Ha’Qodesh to lead us today. Let this message take root in our hearts like wheat in fertile soil. Help us to grow in righteousness, stand firm among the weeds, and yield a harvest that brings glory to Your Name.

In the name of Yahusha Ha’Mashiach, we pray

Halleluyah!🦊

🌾 Sermon Title- The Wheat of Yahusha; A Harvest of Faithfulness♨️

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Wheat is more than a crop. It is a divine symbol of provision, righteousness, and the final judgment. In every stalk of wheat, Yahusha teaches us to remain faithful, fruitful, and ready for the harvest.

🌾⚜️ Wheat as Provision - Yahusha’s Blessing. In the land flowing with milk and honey, wheat was a daily reminder that Yahusha provides.

“He will also bless the fruit of your womb and the fruit of your ground, your grain and your new wine…”(Dabrim)

- Deuteronomy 7:13 (HalleluYah Scriptures)☮️

Wheat fed nations. It was sustenance. But even deeper, it symbolized the blessing of obedience. When Yisra’el walked in covenant, Yahusha rained down blessings. When they strayed, the land became barren.

Today, wheat reminds us that every provision, from the food on our tables to the peace in our homes, comes from the hand of Yahusha. He is the Giver of the Harvest. Let us remain grateful for His provision and Faithful in His covenant.☯️

🌾👩🏼‍🌾Wheat As Righteous Believers. The Children of the Kingdom. Yahusha tells the Parable of the Wheat and the Tares, revealing that the field is the world. And in it grow both the righteous and the wicked.🕎

 “Let both grow together until the harvest...”(Mattiyahu)

- Matthew 13:24–30

The wheat~true believers~stand tall, rooted in truth, fruitful in good works. The tares, though similar in appearance, bear no good fruit. They represent those who live among the righteous yet are not transformed by righteousness.

This parable teaches patience. We may grow beside weeds, face spiritual counterfeits, or endure deception. Nevertheless the Master knows His Wheat. He will separate the true from the false in the Final Harvest.⚕️

 🌾Wheat And Judgment. A Time of Separation. At the end of the age, there will be a divine threshing floor.

 “Gather the wheat into my barn...”(Mattiyahu)

- Matthew 13:30

This is both a promise and a warning. The wheat will be gathered, cherished, and preserved. The tares will be burned. Judgment is not merely punishment. It is purification.

Like a Farmer examining his crop, Yahusha will judge Hearts. This should move us not with fear, however with urgency. Are we bearing the fruit of repentance and righteousness? Are we wheat ready for the barn Or Weeds resisting the truth?

🌾 Wheat as Spiritual Growth – Death That Brings Life. Yahusha reveals a powerful mystery through the grain of wheat;

 “Unless a grain of wheat falls into the ground and dies, it remains alone. Still if it dies, it produces much grain.”( Yohanan)

— John 12:24

Wheat must die to multiply. So must we. Our Pride, Flesh, And Selfishness must fall into the ground so that New life may Rise.🐢

This is the call to Spiritual Transformation. Yahusha was the seed that fell, was buried, and rose again. As His Followers, We Too are called to die Daily, to sin, to the world, to Ourselves, so that we may live abundantly and bear fruit.

✨What Wheat Teaches Us

• Wheat is a sign of Yahusha’s faithful provision. It symbolizes the righteous, those Who follow the Shepherd’s voice.

• Wheat stands among weeds but is never overcome by them. It Reminds us that there is a Harvest coming, a Final judgment. And it calls us to Die To Self so we may Rise in Spiritual Power And Truth.💯

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Abba Yahusha, Heavenly Father 

Let us be counted among your wheat, standing firm in righteousness, rooted in Love, and ready for the Harvest. Refine us through Your Word. Remove anything in us that is Unfruitful. Let us live like Yahusha lived, Sacrificially, Faithfully, And Bearing Good Fruit. May We be gathered into your barn at the end of the age, with joy in our Hearts And Truth on our lips.

We receive Your Word today and give You all praise

Halleluyah!

Light on the Hill- The Church's Call to Justice

The Voice of the Righteous: Should the Church Speak Out on Social Justice and Inequality?

WBJMinistries Sermon - With HalleluYah Scriptures - Includes Opening & Closing Prayers

Heavenly Abba, Yah of Abraham, Yitsḥaq, and Yaʽaqob,

We come before you with hearts open to your truth and ears ready to hear Your Word. May your Ruach Ha’Qodesh guide our thoughts and speech today. Let your justice roll on like a river, and your righteousness like a never-failing stream. Empower us to be your vessels of truth, compassion, and action.

In the Name of Yahusha Ha’Mashiach, we pray.

Halleluyah.

"Speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves, for the rights of all who are destitute. Speak up and judge righteously; defend the rights of the poor and needy."

—Mishlĕ (Proverbs) 31:8–9 (HalleluYah Scriptures)

Today, we address a question that echoes from the pulpits to the streets. Should spiritualailty speak out more on social justice and inequality? The short answer is yes. The longer answer is found throughout Scripture, history, and the living testimony of Yahusha's ministry.

 The example of Yahusha Ha’Mashiach

Yahusha did not remain silent in the face of injustice. He overturned the tables of exploitation in the temple. He restored dignity to the Samaritan woman. He declared blessings over the poor and warnings to the rich who hoarded.

When he read from Yeshayahu (Isaiah) in the synagogue, He proclaimed: "The Spirit of YHWH is upon Me,... to preach the Good News to the poor,... to set the oppressed free."Luqas- (Luke 4:18-from HalleluYah Scriptures)

Should we; his body; Do less than what our Head has done?

 Social Justice is Biblical Justice

Justice in Hebrew, tzedakah and mishpat, appears over 200 times in the Scriptures. It's not just a legal term, it is relational. It reflects how we treat one another in the community.

Yeshayahu (Isaiah) 1:17 commands us;

"Learn to do good; seek right-ruling, reprove the oppressor, defend the fatherless, plead for the widow."

This is not a political agenda; this is kingdom culture. Spirituality as a Prophetic Voice - Prophets like Amos, Micah, and Jeremiah cried out against corrupt leaders, unjust weights, and religious hypocrisy. Amos 5:24 declares;

"Let right-ruling roll on like water, and righteousness like a mighty stream."

When spirituality is silent, the stones cry out, but when the spirit speaks, chains break, systems change, and hope arises. Why the Silence? Some fear political entanglement. Others fear backlash. Nevertheless the fear of man must never silence the Word of YHWH.

As it says in Galatiyim (Galatians) 1:10:

"If I were still pleasing men, I should not be a servant of Messiah."

The Role of the spirit Today

To feed the hungry and ask why they are hungry. To clothe the poor and challenge policies that keep them poor.

To pray for the persecuted and protest their mistreatment. To teach peace and pursue justice. We are not called to be comfortable. We are called to be courageous.

What would Yahusha say if He walked into our homes, schools, churches or grocery stores today? Would He find us busy building buildings while neglecting the broken? Would He hear our songs louder than our cries for justice?

Now is the time for spirituality to rise.

Not with worldly anger, however with holy conviction. Let us be the voice for the voiceless, the defenders of the defenseless, and the reflection of Yah’s righteous justice.

Abba YHWH, awaken your assembly. Let us no longer be silent when your people are suffering. Fill us with courage to speak, wisdom to act, and compassion to love. May we walk humbly, love mercy, and do justly, just as you have commanded. Empower WBJMinistries and all your people to be a light in darkness, a refuge in despair, and a trumpet for truth.

In Yahusha’s righteous Name,

Halleluyah!

The Garden of Seven Gates

The Garden of Seven Gates: A Story of Inner Sanctification

Let Every Gate Be Lifted, That the King of Esteem May Enter In

O Sovereign Yahusha, you are the Creator of all that is seen and unseen. Cleanse us not just on the outside, but from within. Let every spiritual gate in us be opened and purified, that we may be whole in you. Yahusha, dwell within the sanctuary of our being. We surrender all. Halleluyah.

Story-Sermon; The Garden of Seven Gates

In a land untouched by time, there was a sacred Garden, not built by hands, nor governed by sun or moon. It lived within the breath of every creation, and its soil held the secrets of transformation.

Nevertheless this Garden was hidden behind Seven Gates, each sealed by the corruption of the world; fear, lies, pride, betrayal, grief, chaos, and silence. These gates did not swing on hinges, but on Truth, on the Breath of the Word.

Gate One;The Root, The Foundation of Trust. At the base of the Garden sat the First Gate, guarded by trembling vines. They clung to scarcity and survival.

Halaleyah Scriptures – Yeshayahu (Isaiah) 33:6

“And He shall be the trustworthiness of your times, a wealth of deliverance, wisdom, and knowledge. The fear of Yahusha, that is His treasure.”

Traditional Bible – Isaiah 33:6 (KJV)

“And wisdom and knowledge shall be the stability of thy times, and strength of salvation: the fear of the Lord is his treasure.”

The gate creaked open when the vines heard truth sung into the soil: “Yahusha is my provider. I lack nothing.”

Gate Two; The Womb, The Waters of Creativity. The Second Gate lay over a pond, once muddied by shame and repression. The water rippled with hesitation.

Halaleyah Scriptures – Tehillim (Psalms) 139:14

“I praise You, for I am awesomely and wonderfully made. Wonderous are Your works, and my being knows it well.”

Traditional Bible – Psalm 139:14 (KJV)

“I will praise thee; for I am fearfully and wonderfully made: marvelous are thy works; and that my soul knoweth right well.”

The gate opened when the pond reflected purity instead of judgment. Gate Three; The Flame, The Fire of Will. The Third Gate was ablaze, yet its fire had turned against itself. The flames whispered unworthiness.

Halaleyah Scriptures – Mishlĕ (Proverbs) 28:1

“The wicked shall flee though no one pursues, But the righteous are as bold as a lion.”

Traditional Bible – Proverbs 28:1 (KJV)

“The wicked flee when no man pursueth: but the righteous are bold as a lion.”

When the fire heard righteousness, it no longer devoured, it refined. And the gate bowed open. Gate Four; The Heart. The Winds of Love. The Fourth Gate hung among trees that wept. Their leaves carried stories of betrayal and unforgiveness.

Halaleyah Scriptures – Mattithyahu (Matthew) 6:14

“For if you forgive men their trespasses, your heavenly Father shall also forgive you.”

Traditional Bible – Matthew 6:14 (KJV)

“For if ye forgive men their trespasses, your heavenly Father will also forgive you.”

A wind passed through, whispering “forgive.” The trees released their grief like autumn leaves, and the gate swung wide. Gate Five; The Voice, The River of Truth. The Fifth Gate was silenced. The river beyond it was dammed with fear, twisted words, and secrets.

Halaleyah Scriptures – Mishlĕ (Proverbs) 18:21

“Death and life are in the power of the tongue, And those loving it eat its fruit.”

Traditional Bible – Proverbs 18:21 (KJV)

“Death and life are in the power of the tongue: and they that love it shall eat the fruit thereof.”

When a whisper of praise was uttered; not shouted, the dam cracked, and the river flowed. The gate surrendered.

Gate Six- The Sight; The Lantern of Vision. The Sixth Gate lay behind fog and illusion. No light could guide it until vision returned.

Halaleyah Scriptures – Mishlĕ (Proverbs) 29:18

“Where there is no vision, the people are let loose, But blessed is he who guards the Torah.”

Traditional Bible – Proverbs 29:18 (KJV)

“Where there is no vision, the people perish: but he that keepeth the law, happy is he.”

When the law was remembered, the fog lifted. The gate opened to clarity. Gate Seven; The Crown, The Whisper of Oneness. The Final Gate was not closed by force however by forgetfulness. It simply waited for one to remember who the Garden belonged to.

Halaleyah Scriptures – Tehillim (Psalms) 24:7

“Lift up your heads, O you gates; And be lifted up, you everlasting doors! And the Sovereign of esteem shall come in.”

Traditional Bible – Psalm 24:7 (KJV)

“Lift up your heads, O ye gates; and be ye lift up, ye everlasting doors; and the King of glory shall come in.”

And the gates;each one;stood open.

Not because of power.

Not because of ritual.

But because Truth had entered.

Because Yahusha was invited.

Because the inner temple had remembered who it was made for.

Yahusha, may the Seven Gates of our being be opened. May they be cleansed by Your Word, aligned with Your Truth, and filled with Your Ruach. Let not one be shut when You knock. In Yahusha’s holy name, Halleluyah.

Is It Possible to Follow Yahusha in a Society Driven by Materialism?

Is It Possible to Follow Yahusha in a Society Driven by Materialism?

Abba Father, Yahusha El Elyon, we come before you humbly, seeking your presence and guidance. Open our hearts and minds to receive the truth in your word. Let us not be swayed by the glitter of this world but transformed by the power of Your Ruach ha’Qodesh. May Yahusha's example be our compass, and may we find joy not in things, yet in You. B'shem Yahusha Ha’Mashiach, HalleluYah.

Today, we live in a world where success is measured by wealth, possessions, and influence. Billboards, commercials, social media, all tell us we need more. Bigger houses, newer cars, designer brands, and endless followers.

However as followers of Yahusha, we are called to a different standard. A higher one. So the question becomes: Is it even possible to truly follow Yahusha in a society driven by materialism?

Let’s examine what Yahusha taught, what scripture commands, and how we can walk in righteousness while surrounded by a world obsessed with riches.

Mattithyahu (Matthew) 6:24 (HalleluYah Scriptures):

"No one is able to serve two masters, for either he shall hate the one and love the other, or else he shall cleave to the one and despise the other. You are not able to serve Elohim and mammon."

 Materialism Is a Form of Idolatry

Materialism is more than just owning things. It is allowing things to own you.

Qolasim (Colossians) 3:5 reminds us;

"Therefore put to death your members which are on the earth; whoring, uncleanness, passion, evil desire, and greed of gain, which is idolatry."

In ancient times, people worshipped Ba’al and Molech. Today, many worship money, fame, and social media validation. Same idolatry, different name.

We must ask ourselves daily; What sits on the throne of my heart? Is it Yahusha-or the desire for more?

 Yahusha Lived Simply and Gave Generously

Yahusha walked this earth without a mansion, without a bank account, and without an entourage of riches. Yet He was the wealthiest in love, wisdom, and purpose.

Luqas (Luke) 9:58:

"The Bĕn of Adam has nowhere to lay His head."

He taught us that life is not about abundance of possessions, still about abundance of heart.

We Are in the World, but Not of the World

You may live in a materialistic society though that doesn’t mean you have to conform to it.

Romiyim (Romans) 12:2:

"And do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind."

When others chase after riches, you chase after righteousness. When others boast in wealth, boast in Yahusha.

 Contentment Is a Spiritual Weapon

1 Timotiyos (Timothy) 6:6–8:

"But reverence with contentment is great gain. For we brought naught into the world, and it is impossible to take any out. When we have food and covering, we shall be satisfied with these."

Contentment isn't settling for less; it's recognizing that Yah is enough.

Use Wealth for the Kingdom, Not as a King

Having money isn’t evil. Loving it is.

Use your resources to bless the poor, support the work of the ministry, and take care of your household.

Mishlĕ (Proverbs) 3:9:

"Respect Yahusha with your possessions, and with the first-fruits of all your increase."

Be a steward, not a slave, to money.

Yes, it is possible to follow Yahusha in a society obsessed with materialism. But it requires a heart aligned with eternity, eyes fixed on Yah, and hands willing to serve.

Reject the world’s lies. Embrace Yah’s truth.

Yahusha, thank You for reminding us that our worth is not found in what we have, but in who we are in You. Help us to resist the pull of materialism and walk in the footsteps of Yahusha. Let our lives shine with contentment, generosity, and purpose. Set us apart as a qodesh people, living for Your esteem.

B’shem Yahusha Ha’Mashiach—HalleluYah!

Sanctified Space: Removing Negative Energy & Welcoming Divine Light

Removing Negative Energy From Your Home: A Spiritual Cleansing

Oh Most High, Set-Apart Father, Creator of all seen and unseen, we invite Your Ruach ha’Qodesh (Set-Apart Spirit) to dwell with us now. Cleanse this message, cleanse our homes, and cleanse our hearts. Let truth illuminate every corner, and may the words spoken today remove every seed of darkness. We surrender our dwelling place to You, Yahusha, our Sovereign and Deliverer. Let this be a sanctuary of peace, wisdom, and holiness. Halleluyah.

Scripture Reading: HalleluYah Scriptures - Tehillim (Psalms) 101:2

“I act wisely in a perfect way. When do You come to me? I walk in the midst of my house with a perfect heart.”

In the heart of Manhattan, tucked away in the Museum of Modern Art, there’s a simple sculpture made of mirrors. It reflects not only our image but the room surrounding us, reminding us that the environment we inhabit shapes the energy we carry.

Just as ancient Amadlozi wisdom teaches us to honor the ancestors and keep our living spaces spiritually sound, and Mohegan customs teach respect for sacred ground, so too must we maintain spiritual cleanliness within our home. Not just by broom or mop, but by sacred Word, breath, and light.

Recognize The Energy You Allow In;

Your home is your sanctuary. What do you bring through its doors? Objects, conversations, media, and even thoughts carry frequency.

Scripture Reference: Qolasim (Colossians) 3:2

“Mind the matters above, not those on the earth.”

Polish folklore warns of “Zmora”—dark spirits drawn to chaos. In Buddhist teachings, even cluttered space creates cluttered chi. Negative energy often arrives subtly, in attitudes, arguments, spiritual laziness, and unresolved wounds.

Philosopher’s Quote: “You invite what you tolerate.” – Epictetus

Cleanse With The Word And Sound;Speak Scripture aloud. Anoint doorposts with oil. Burn incense as described in Shemoth (Exodus) 30:34-36—a sacred recipe of frankincense, lavender, and White Sage.

Visual Ritual; Imagine walking through the Egyptian exhibit in the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Each relic holds symbolic power, nevertheless without ritual, it remains dormant. The same is true in your home.

In Islam, the Adhan is called aloud to declare the sanctity of space. In Catholic tradition, holy water is sprinkled. In our faith, We Declare the Word, sing Psalms, and rebuke darkness.

Scripture Reference: Ya’aqob (James) 4:7

“So then subject yourselves to Elohim. Resist the devil and he shall flee from you.”

Establish Set-Apart Habits; Dedicate one corner of your home to prayer. Let music of praise saturate the air. Use the chakras not as dogma yet as symbols. Each representing alignment with the Most High’s design.

Root: Establish stability in truth

Heart: Speak love to those who enter

Crown: Surrender your household to Yahusha

The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) emphasized cleanliness as half of faith. We agree, and go further: Spiritual cleanliness is the full measure of faith in practice.

Cast Out And Invite In;Speak these words aloud as you move through your home. “Every energy not of Yahusha, I command you to flee. Every shadow hiding in corners, be exposed by His Light. Every echo of anger, every whisper of confusion, every vibration of heaviness. I rebuke you in the Name Above All Names. I welcome Peace, I welcome Truth, I welcome Yahusha’s breath.”

HalleluYah Scriptures - Yohanan (John) 1:5

“And the light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it.”

As museums preserve relics for remembrance, so too must your home preserve righteous memory. Hang up Scripture. Let your child’s laughter echo like sacred bells in a sanctuary. Let your floor catch dancing feet in joy, not sorrow. Let no negative thing have claim.

Quote from Lao Tzu: “To keep the body in good health is a duty… Otherwise we shall not be able to keep our mind strong and clear.”

If this message touched your spirit, if you feel the peace of Yah’s presence moving in your home, we ask you to sow into this Word. WBJMinistries continues to cleanse, teach, and serve. However we cannot do it alone. Your donation makes healing possible. Visit https://wbjministry100.wixsite.com/wbjministries or scan the QR code on screen. No amount is too small when given in faith. Halleluyah!

Oh Yahusha, Master of Light, we thank you for the restoration of our homes. May every wall echo your promises. May every soul who enters be met with Shalom. Let our windows beam righteousness, our floors be foundations of love, and our roof be a covering of protection. Remove all that does not belong. Refill with what you alone provide. Halleluyah!

Made of Light: The Call to Banish What Dims Creation

Abba Yahusha, Heavenly Father,

We gather in your radiant presence, seeking understanding and transformation. Let this word pierce our hearts with compassion for creation, stir our minds with wisdom from every corner of your world, and guide our hands into action. May the divine light reveal the sacred duty entrusted to us: to protect what You have made. Cleanse us of apathy, strengthen us with purpose, and clothe us in the full armor of grace.

Halaleyah 

 Made of Light; The Call to Banish What Dims Creation

When I saw the image, it was entirely in light. not a form, not a face. No shadow to be seen. It was as if all of creation had gathered as one luminous breath—pure, shimmering, eternal. And yet, that sacred light is being choked daily by what we call convenience.

In the Halaleyah Scriptures, Tehillim (Psalms) 24:1, it is written:

“The earth is Yahusha’s, and the fullness thereof; the world, and they that dwell therein.”

What does this mean for us today? It means that nothing belongs to us, not even the ground we walk on. We are stewards, caretakers, not consumers without conscience.

Single-use plastics—wrappers, cups, bags, have become idols of modern ease, yet they desecrate our sacred trust. The ancestors, the Amadlozi, who once walked the lands now blanketed in plastic, whisper from the soil, asking, “Did you forget who you are?”

The Mohegan winds cry out in the forests of the Northeast, “Remember the rhythm of your breath is bound to the rivers we protected.”

My Polish roots, drawn from the soil of mountain farms and lakes, once revered simplicity, not excess.

Unkulunkulu, the great creator, formed the world not from waste, but from wisdom.

We now find ourselves facing a crossroads: Will we act to preserve the Divine light or keep dimming it with disposable darkness?

Let us walk for a moment into the American Museum of Natural History here in Manhattan, New York. Behind glass, you’ll see ancient marine fossils, remnants of whales, corals, and turtles, life that once ruled the oceans now suffocating under waves of plastic. That museum is not just a place of preservation; it is a temple that reminds us how quickly wonder turns into warning.

In the Halaleyah Scriptures, Mishle (Proverbs) 12:10, it says:

“A righteous one regards the life of his beast: but the tender mercies of the wicked are cruel.”

If Yahusha calls us to care for animals, how much more the air they breathe, the sea they swim in, and the earth they roam?

Buddhism teaches us right action, and in Islam, stewardship (khalifah) of the Earth is a divine duty.

Catholic teachings echo through Pope Francis' Laudato Si: "The Earth herself, burdened and laid waste, is among the most abandoned and maltreated of our poor."

Even in Chakra wisdom, the Root Chakra, connected to Earth, becomes blocked when we desecrate the ground we walk upon.

Plastic chokes not just the oceans—it strangles our spirit.

It blinds our Third Eye Chakra to wisdom.

It weighs down our Heart Chakra, until we cannot feel the suffering of the seas.

Now let me remind you of the words of Plato: “The measure of a man is what he does with power.”

And Wangari Maathai, Nobel laureate, once said: “The environment and the economy are really two sides of the same coin. If we cannot sustain the environment, we cannot sustain ourselves.”

If no single-use plastic ever existed, how much more pure would the Hudson River be today?

How much more joyful would the songs of the birds in Central Park resound?

WBJMinistries stands as a spiritual lighthouse in these darkening times. We are not calling simply for legislation—we are calling for transformation.

Yes, governments should ban single-use plastics, not to burden us—but to free us.

To turn our eyes back toward the light.

To remember what it is to walk in reverence.

To protect that which was handed down through lineages, from Africa to Poland, from Native soil to Sacred Scripture.

In the Halaleyah Scriptures, Qolasim (Colossians) 1:16, we are reminded:

“For by Him were all things created, that are in heaven, and that are in earth... all things were created by Him, and for Him.”

All things, not just people.

Not just cities.

Not just profits.

If this word has stirred something holy within you, if you believe in building a future rooted in light and stewardship, we invite you to sow into WBJMinistries.

Your donation is not only financial—it is a covenant of trust, a seed for change, a voice that joins the growing chorus of guardians who will not sit silently as sacred rivers turn grey.

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Heavenly Father, Abba Yahusha,

We thank you for the fire you’ve placed within our spirits. We honor the teachings of all faiths and tribes that call us to care deeply, act boldly, and love completely. Let us be protectors of light and not polluters of grace. Ignite in us a passion to restore what we have harmed, to defend what we have ignored, and to create a world worthy of you.

May our hands act, our voices rise, and our hearts remain humble.

Let the arth rejoice again.

HaleluYah.

The Watchtower Must Not Sleep: Truth in the Age of Digital Shadows

The Light Beyond the Lies: Holding the Gatekeepers Accountable

Presented by WBJMinistries, grounded in Halaleyah Scriptures, wisdom traditions, and the spirit of sacred places.

Abba Yahusha,

Heavenly Father, we come into Your presence humbled by the vastness of truth and the urgency of light. Shine through our thoughts today. Let clarity reign where confusion tries to thrive. Grant us ears to hear, eyes to see, and spirits to discern. Let this message move through the wires and waves, touching lives as only you can.

Halleluyah.

The Light Beyond the Lies

In the heart of Manhattan, where museums like the Museum of Modern Art and the American Museum of Natural History curate centuries of truth, culture, and expression, one cannot help but feel the presence of stories carved in time. These houses of knowledge whisper wisdom. Yet in contrast, there exists a space—intangible, global, and invisible to the naked eye—that speaks just as loudly: social media.

These platforms—born from invention, crowned by innovation—have also become modern altars of influence. Unlike the quiet reverence of a museum, their halls are noisy, their echoes endless. And while they may not intentionally craft idols, they often give sanctuary to falsehoods.

Halaleyah Scriptures — Light of Truth (Tellihim)-Psalms- 3:12 reminds us:

"Where light is sown, no shadow shall claim dominion; for truth walks in clarity, and the lie trembles in the day."

So, should social media platforms be held accountable for misinformation? Let us reflect not just with intellect—but with soul.

In the spiritual songs of the Amadlozi, our ancestral spirits whisper warnings: words, once unleashed, carry power—whether healing or harming. The Unkulunkulu, great creator of the Zulu people, urges balance and harmony. These teachings reveal that what is spoken (or posted) can uplift or unravel.

Famous Buddhist teacher Thich Nhat Hanh said, “Words can travel thousands of miles. May our words create mutual understanding and love.” Yet misinformation does the opposite. It divides. It manipulates. It wounds.

We stand at the intersection of knowledge and chaos. The Mohegan Tribe, keepers of sacred Earth knowledge, speak of “wôpanak,” the dawn, as the time of truth-telling. And in the spiritual dimensions of our chakras, the throat chakra—the seat of communication—must stay aligned. When polluted with lies, imbalance infects the whole being.

Halaleyah Scriptures — Watchful Voice (Mishlĕy)-Proverbs- 7:9 declares:

"A gate without a guard invites the wild beasts, yet the keeper who slumbers shall be judged by the damage done."

Let us not slumber. Social media corporations are not neutral landscapes. They are powerful forces, with the capacity to filter, flag, or elevate. Accountability is not censorship—it is stewardship. The Catholic tradition tells us: “Faith without works is dead.” So, too, technology without responsibility is dangerous.

In my Polish lineage, our ancestors endured fires of war and propaganda. They teach that misinformation is not a mere nuisance—it is an enemy of peace. Nobel laureate Marie Curie, of Polish descent, once said, “Nothing in life is to be feared, it is only to be understood.” And so, we press for understanding, not suppression.

The Qur’an, in Surah Al-Hujurat (49:6), warns: “If a wicked person brings you information, investigate it, lest you harm people out of ignorance.” These sacred texts—Islamic, Buddhist, Christian, tribal—all converge in one command: guard the truth.

Let this sermon be a museum of conscience, a call for curation of our digital spaces. Let platforms be more than profit centers—they must become protectors of public trust.

Halaleyah Scriptures — Scroll of Justice(Yeshayahu )-Isaiah- 11:4 proclaims:

"A tower that watches not is no tower at all. Let the builder take heed, lest the stones fall on the innocent."

In the Guggenheim Museum, the spiral walkway lifts the viewer toward higher understanding. May our faith spiral upward the same. Let us advocate for policy change, demand transparency, and sow discernment in our children and communities.

When I saw this image—entirely in light—it spoke without speech. No person, no figure, only illumination. It reminded me: Truth needs no face. It simply shines. And as Plato said, “We can easily forgive a child who is afraid of the dark; the real tragedy is when men are afraid of the light.”

WBJMinistries chooses light. We choose courage.

We ask that you stand with us in this movement toward clarity. Support WBJMinistries as we build digital sanctuaries of truth, healing, and holistic education—merging spirit, history, and social consciousness.

Your donation empowers sermons like this one, outreach efforts, and educational programs rooted in Halaleyah Scriptures and ancestral wisdom.

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Let your giving be a candle lit in the dark corners of misinformation.

Abba Yahusha / Heavenly Father, we thank you for truth, for light, and for the wisdom of the many who came before us. May we walk in discernment, guard our words, and hold accountable those who hold power. Let our digital presence be soaked in your grace and guided by your righteousness.

Halleluyah.

 

The Light Beyond the Illusion: WBJMinistries on Deepfake Deception

Through the Light of Truth: The Hidden Faces of Deepfake

By WBJMinistries

Abba Yahusha, Heavenly Father,

We enter into Your presence with open hearts. Shine Your light on our minds as we walk through this moment of clarity and conviction. Fill us with discernment to see through illusions, and empower us with compassion and courage to protect Your truth. Let this message rise like the morning sun over Manhattan, casting away shadows of deception.

HaleluYah.

In the midst of the city’s pulse, within the heart of Manhattan, where museums like The MET whisper the timeless language of art, and the Museum of Modern Art pulses with innovation, a new kind of image emerges—not on canvas, not on stone—but in pixels and algorithms. These images speak, blink, and sometimes cry. Yet they are not alive. They are deepfakes. They bear no soul. They carry no truth. They are ghostly echoes of the living.

The Halaleyah Scriptures remind us in Dabarim (Deuteronomy) 18:10-12, “There shall not be found among you any one that... useth divination, or an enchanter, or a witch, or a consulter with familiar spirits, or a wizard, or a necromancer. For all that do these things are an abomination unto Yahusha...” Though written in another era, these words hold weight today, as deepfake technology takes on the role of conjuring lifelike illusions that deceive, manipulate, and mislead.

Once, light danced across water and told only truth. The Mohegan believed in honoring the spirits of their ancestors through storytelling, through truth. The Polish elders sang in harmony with mountains and meadows, calling upon wisdom passed down not through code, yet through experience. Buddhism calls us to clarity and awareness. Islam instructs us not to lie, for even the smallest falsehood corrodes the heart. Catholic traditions echo the warnings of false prophets who appear as lambs yet speak as dragons.

Even the chakras within—the throat, the eye, the crown—suffer disarray when voices are stolen and faces are falsely worn.

In the museum halls of thought, the Stoic Marcus Aurelius once said, "If it is not right, do not do it; if it is not true, do not say it." Yet deepfakes say much—without truth. They twist the divine gift of likeness into a weapon. Not a tool of healing. Not a vessel of grace.

Through the smoke of these illusions, Yah’s light pierces.

In Chazon (Revelation) 22:15, we find, “For without are dogs, and sorcerers, and whoremongers, and murderers, and idolaters, and whosoever loveth and maketh a lie.” Should such technology not be outlawed when it becomes the mouth of a lie?

In that sacred moment, I saw an image. It was entirely in light—no person stood in it, yet it breathed purity. That vision was not artificial. It was not deepfaked. It was heavenly. It reminded me of Tehillim (Psalms) 36:9, “For with You is the fountain of life; in Your light we see light.”

That kind of light cannot be mimicked. It cannot be copied. It cannot be faked.

WBJMinistries stands on this Word. Not in condemnation, but in revelation. Let technology rise, yes, nevertheless only in truth, only in service, only with integrity. As the ancestors—the amadlozi—guarded their wisdom, and as Unkulunkulu watches over divine order, so must we protect the spirit of creation from being twisted into deception.

Even Albert Einstein once said, "Whoever is careless with the truth in small matters cannot be trusted with important matters."

Let us not be careless. Let us be vigilant. Let us be grace-filled warriors in a digital age.

Beloved, if this message has spoken to your spirit, consider planting a seed in this ministry. Your donations help us shine light into dark places, educate others on truth and deception, and keep WBJMinistries rooted in love and service. Visit https://wbjministry100.wixsite.com/wbjministries or scan the digital light of giving on our platforms. Let your giving be a reflection of your inner fire.

Heavenly Father, Abba Yahusha,

We thank You for this word. Let it resonate not as mere sound, still as spirit and truth. Help us to walk in wisdom, protect us from falsehood, and stir in us a boldness that honors You in every innovation. May Your light be our compass and Your Word our sword.

HaleluYah.