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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

When God's Miracle Happens Along the Way What if the miracle you're waiting for isn't meant to happen instantly—but on the journey? In Luke 17:11-19, Jesus encounters ten desperate men whose story reveals a profound truth about faith, obedience, and how healing often unfolds not at the starting line, but somewhere along the way.