Living Torah Revelation 2:3-5

Posted by Mikell Clayton | Aug 14, 2019 | Living Torah - Mike Clayton, Understanding Torah | 0 |

Ephesus had lost their first love. They looked fine on the outside, but something had happened on the inside. What is love anyway? Is it an emotion or a destiny which brings forth a destination? Intriguing question.

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Mikell Clayton

With a dry humor that keeps one listening intently, Mike speaks fervently from his heart on restoration of the Living Torah, so that we might live the Torah, which brings forth love for Yeshua and preparation of individuals for The Kingdom. He encourages and motivates each individual to walk in the light on his or her path, to seek a deeper relationship, and to walk in the unique will of God for his or her life. His ministry concentrates on cyber pastoral care for those hungry for Hebraic Roots, including video and written delivery of messages, Biblical observances and experiences. He firmly follows the Hebraic thought and practice that we must “be doers of the Word, not hearers only.”

Living Torah Revelation 2:3-5

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Living Torah Revelation 2:3-5

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