Bread’s main ingredient is ground grain. In a sense, bread in its infancy is grain—and grain is what you feed sheep. So when Jesus, the Bread of Life, was laid in a manger (a feeding trough), it quietly carried a prophetic message from the very beginning. It also casts profound light on His later words to Peter: “Feed my sheep.”

I never thought much about why Jesus was born in a stable. For years, I just accepted it as part of the Christmas story—Mary and Joseph, no room at the inn, a humble birth in a barn. It seemed... unfortunate. Maybe even sad. Like God's plan didn’t include this and he worked with what handed out in this journey. But when I actually stopped and asked the Lord about it—really asked Him, not just wondered—everything shifted. Because here's what He showed me: nothing about Jesus'

The Jewish new year, 5786 has started. What does that mean prophetically? The Meaning of Vav: God's Symbol of Connection What is Vav? Hebrew letter: ו (Vav) Numeric value: 6 Pictograph meaning: A hook, peg, or nail—something that joins or secures two things together Function in Hebrew: Often used as the word "and", connecting one phrase or idea to another The Spiritual Truth God is a God of connection, not separation. The vav shows His desire to bring uni