The Adonai's Crescent

To Noah (Genesis 6–9) —“But Noah found Grace in the eyes of the Lord” (Genesis 6:8, KJV)—is a powerful declaration of divine favor in the midst of widespread corruption. What It Reveals Spiritually - Grace precedes the flood: Before judgment came, Grace was extended. God’s mercy always makes the first move. - Noah’s walk mattered: Verse 9 follows with, “Noah was a just man and perfect in his generations, and Noah walked with God.” His life wasn’t flawless, but it was faithful. - Grace leads to purpose: Because Noah found Grace, he was entrusted with a divine mission—to build, to warn, and to preserve life. 🔥 In a world filled with noise, violence, and distraction, God still looks for those who walk with Him. Grace isn’t earned—it’s received. But it’s also responded to. Noah didn’t just receive Frace; he acted on it. He built the ark. He obeyed. He trusted. For families and young hearts, this is a call to live in such a way that God’s Grace finds us ready—not perfect, but willing. Plea...

Shabbat Shalom from Kent, London- 25Jul2025 I am God's favourite, and I give all the credit to Him! Scripture Reference: Ps 30 This Psalm of David emphasizes his unwavering gratitude to the Lord for safeguarding his life. He recounts a comprehensive list of trials he endured and blessings he received. It is possible that the challenges we face today bear some resemblance to those David encountered. By following the guidance and insights he provides, we too can transform our hardships into joyful testimonies. I will give thanks unto YHWH forever! A profound declaration from the writer. My Lord got me out of the mess, did not let my foes win. HE has lifted me. My God established me together as He wants me to be! He pulled me out of the grave and gave me GRACE, another chance at life, He made me whole. He changes my lament into dancing. I can not keep quite about You. I can not thank YOU enough, my God! You have kept me alive! V12 in MSG version says, I am about to burst with Song, I ...

Shabbat Shalom from Kent, London- 18Jul2025 Scripture Reference: Ps 27:4 (MSG) I ’m asking  God  for one thing I ’m asking  God  for one thing,  only one thing:  To live with Him in His house  my whole life long.  I’ll contemplate His beauty;      I’ll study at His feet. Here, David expressed his desire, distinct request, a declaration. Seeking the most, above all else, earnestly wanted Him more than anything else. Hence he said wanted to live, dwell in the House of the Lord, all the days of his life, whole life long, every moment. Just to gaze upon the beauty of the Lord, beholding beauty of the YHWH, filled with awe, delighting in His Glory and His Grace. Just to marvel there at His goodness to ask for His guidance, to pray in His presence, to study at His feet as Mary did, to seek Him, searching for an answer and meditating Him and His WORD. Hallelujah. To inquire, to look on the pleasantness of ADONAI, sweetness of Him, To visit...