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Hanukkah Day 8: Light Reflections
Byrwilkins December 21, 2025December 21, 2025

Throughout the Old Testament, we see the children of Israel building altars and setting up memorials to honor and remember something Yahweh did in that place. This year, on this final night of Hanukkah, may we establish an altar in our hearts to serve as a reminder of what He is speaking to us in this hour. May we ponder the deeper meanings of this Feast of Dedication (Festival of Lights) from a heart posture that seeks to unravel the mysteries of Yahweh and His kingdom.

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Hanukkah Day 7: Truth or Tradition?
Byrwilkins December 20, 2025December 20, 2025

Traditions deepen over time. What started in the centuries following the destruction of the temple as a way to honor Yahweh’s power to overcome difficult circumstances, remains many generations later as a reminder that He is good, He is faithful and He is able. Traditions in and of themselves carry value to us as we pass down from one generation to the next the things, ideas, identities and beliefs that make us who we are – as a family and as a people.

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Hanukkah Day 6: A City on a Hill
Byrwilkins December 19, 2025December 19, 2025

What we think about and dwell on is very important. Our thoughts determine our words, which determine our actions, which determine our habits, which determine our character, which determines our nature. I don’t think Yeshua is telling us to be “good little Christians,” but rather to live in such a way that people are drawn to His light in us, which draws them into His heart. He is calling us higher.

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Hanukkah Day 5: We Have Seen a Great Light
Byrwilkins December 18, 2025December 18, 2025

When we look around today, it may not look like His government and peace are continuing to increase in the earth. But they are. How do we know? Because His word is true and eternal. Yahweh doesn’t lie. So, in order to see the continual increase of His kingdom and peace, we must disengage from our own understanding and lean into His. We have to see with His eyes. This is what it means to walk by faith and not by sight.

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Hanukkah Day 4: A Deeper Look at Dedication
Byrwilkins December 17, 2025December 17, 2025

The word hanukkah comes from the Hebrew root hanakh, meaning “dedication.” Without the dedication, the temple was just a building and all the “holy things” were just beautiful objects. To dedicate something means to consecrate it, to set it apart from the things that are for common use. The dedication is what sets it apart specifically by Yahweh for His purposes.

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Hanukkah Day 3: Cleansing the Temple
Byrwilkins December 16, 2025December 16, 2025

I kept hearing the phrase, “Remove what doesn’t belong.” This could be things that once served a purpose in our lives, but those seasons are over, and the “stuff” from that season is no longer needed. It is taking up valuable space that leaves little to no room for the things that are needed in this current and upcoming seasons.

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Hanukkah Day 2: The Back Story – A Call to Arms
Byrwilkins December 15, 2025December 15, 2025

Today we can see parallels of the kingdom of Yahweh being under siege. We see the compromise in the church by Christians who have carried the things and ways of the world into the temple. Since we are living temples (1 Corinthians 3:16), this includes entertaining ungodly ways and mindsets in our own lives, in addition to bringing them into the local church. We see the idolatry of economic and political motivation driving the messages coming from many pulpits. We even see brazen attempts to silence the speakers of truth by not only the world but from within the church itself.

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Hanukkah Day 1 – Let There Be Light
Byrwilkins December 14, 2025December 15, 2025

Light was the very first thing Elohim spoke into existence during the Creation process. He saw that it was good. When He separated the light from the darkness, it was the first Scriptural reference that symbolized two kingdoms – the kingdom of light and the kingdom of darkness.

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Tabernacles & Communion – The Table is Set for the Restoration of America
Byrwilkins October 6, 2025October 7, 2025

John 1:14 tells us that the Word became flesh and dwelt among us. That Greek word for “dwelt” literally means to fix one’s tabernacle or tent. Yeshua came to set up His tabernacle or tent with us. To live as Immanuel, God with us.

With His coming, the Feast of Tabernacles took on a much deeper meaning. It represented a return to Eden, a restoration of communion between Yahweh and His most treasured creation – mankind.

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