Stolen Things, Unshaken Faith: The True Meaning of

Just a day before the Feast begins, thieves take what the world would call “valuable”... passports, electronics, Scripture, biblical books, and years of handwritten prayers and study. But this isn’t just about stolen things.

This is a spiritual strike... an attempt to detour the path, a distraction sent to derail what YHWH is restoring.

But we are not ignorant of the enemy’s schemes, and we will not surrender what is sacred.

Do not fear or be in dread... for it is YHWH your Elohim who goes with you. He will not leave you or forsake you

This Sukkot isn’t just a celebration... it’s a consecration.

We’re not simply dwelling in tents... we’re standing on holy ground.

And this year, our marriage intensive isn't a retreat... it’s a spiritual war room where covenant is either broken or rebuilt.

We choose rebuilt.

Sukkot was always about remembering the wilderness... where YHWH's people had nothing but His presence, and that was enough. This year, we don’t just remember the wilderness...

We’re walking through it.

And still—we rejoice.

Because the enemy didn’t just steal our possessions... he provoked our praise.

He didn’t just touch our plans... he unleashed our purpose.

What he meant for disruption, YHWH will use for deliverance.

We are hard pressed on every side, but not crushed... perplexed, but not in despair... struck down, but not destroyed

2 Corinthians 4:8–9

This isn’t just about theft.

This is about territory.

And we’re fighting for it: our home, our healing, our unity, and our future.

Our weapons are not of this world:

Worship is our warfare

Forgiveness is our freedom

His presence is our protection

Our sukkah may not be pretty.

Our plans may be shaken.

But His promises are not.

And you shall rejoice before YHWH your Elohim for seven days

Rejoice in the Lord always... again I will say, rejoice

This is the kind of joy that can’t be stolen.

The kind of covenant the enemy can’t cancel.

The kind of faith that walks through fire and still says... we will dwell with Him.

He is our shelter.

He is our King.

And He is coming again to tabernacle with us.

Until then, we will not be moved.

We will forgive.

We will rebuild.

We will rejoice. 

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