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Do you have the Ruach of Yahuah

Jun 13, 2025

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Overview

This Shabbat service focused on worship, scriptural readings, reflection on recent fellowship events, and a message about the necessity of the ruach (spirit) in believers’ lives. Announcements included community needs, upcoming gatherings, and encouragement for deeper spiritual connection.

Opening and Worship

  • The congregation expressed a desire to dwell in the presence of Yahweh and welcomed attendees to the Shabbat service.
  • Participants were encouraged to open their hearts, seek encouragement, healing, and answers through the service.
  • The blowing of the shofars symbolized ushering in Yahweh’s presence.
  • Initial prayers emphasized repentance, gratitude for life, and a plea for divine guidance and healing.

Scripture and Covenant Readings

  • The Shema (Deuteronomy 6) was read, stressing love for Yahweh and the importance of keeping His commandments.
  • Torah reading (Deuteronomy 8) highlighted remembering Yahweh, obedience, and the dangers of forgetfulness after prosperity.
  • A reading from Jeremiah 32 emphasized inheritance and redemption.
  • The covenant reading reiterated the Ten Commandments and the congregation’s commitment to uphold them.

Reflections on Recent Gatherings

  • Testimonies described positive experiences during Shavuot, including increased fellowship, support, and new connections.
  • The cookout, immersions, and wedding were cited as significant and uplifting events for the community.
  • Emphasis was placed on both vertical (divine) and horizontal (communal) relationships.

Exhortation and Main Message: The Work of the Ruach

  • The ruach (spirit) is essential for divine fellowship, life, conviction, and guidance.
  • Scriptural examples showed the ruach empowering individuals beyond natural ability.
  • Believers are urged to examine if they have the ruach, as it brings conviction, aligns with Torah, and produces spiritual fruit.
  • The ruach is necessary for restoration and unity, fulfilling biblical prophecies of restoration for Israel.
  • The speaker likened Israel’s current spiritual state to the dry bones in Ezekiel 37 and encouraged speaking life over the community.

Announcements

  • Multiple weekly prayer meetings and Torah studies were announced with specific schedules.
  • Next week’s Shabbat service will be held in South Florida, with travel and streaming details provided.
  • Financial support was requested for community members in need, with instructions for donations.
  • A bowling fellowship event is scheduled for June 29, with RSVP requested for planning.
  • Opportunities for immersion and joining the WhatsApp group were shared for enhanced engagement.

Closing Encouragement and Prayer

  • Attendees were reminded of the importance of the ruach for conviction, guidance, protection, and discernment.
  • The closing prayer asked for deeper awareness of the spirit, repentance, protection, and the ability to walk in obedience.

Action Items

  • June 29 – All Attendees: RSVP for the bowling event to aid in planning.
  • TBD – Community Members: Consider giving financially to assist those in need via specified platforms.
  • TBD – Interested Individuals: Notify organizers if interested in immersion or joining the WhatsApp group.

Key Dates / Deadlines

  • June 29, 2:00 p.m.: Bowling fellowship event at International Drive.
  • Next Saturday: Shabbat service in South Florida (different Zoom/YouTube links).

Recommendations / Advice

  • Remain open to the ruach for guidance, correction, and spiritual growth.
  • Regularly attend community prayer and study for continued encouragement and connection.
  • Speak life and encouragement over oneself and others, especially those struggling or spiritually distant.

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