First Foundation Ministries

19/10/2026

19/10/2026

L**H L**HA — לֶךְ־לְךָ
Genesis 12:1–17:27
Isa 40-41
Acts 7, Rom 3-4, Gal 3-5, Col 2-3, Heb 7-11

L**h L**ha is more than “Go forth.” It carries the beautiful thought: Go forth—and in going, discover who Yahweh created you to become.

Yahweh called Abram out of his land, his family environment and his father’s house—not merely to change his location, but to transform his identity.

Abraham teaches us:
You do not need the whole map when you know the One leading you.

Build altars before houses—let worship be more permanent than comfort.

Lot chose by what looked good; Abraham waited for what Yahweh gave. Not every attractive opportunity is a covenant opportunity.

When Abraham saw impossibility, Yahweh told him to look at the stars. Sometimes faith begins when Yahweh changes where we are looking.

Ishmael reminds us not to manufacture with human strength what Yahweh has promised to bring forth in His timing.

Abram became Abraham before Isaac appeared. Yahweh named him according to his destiny before circumstances agreed with it.

And ultimately the covenant promise points toward Yeshua Messiah, the promised Seed through whom blessing reaches the nations. Yahweh is still whispering:
“L**h L**ha—walk with Me.”

Yahweh is not merely taking you somewhere,
HE is transforming you into someone capable of carrying His covenant purpose when you arrive.

L**h L**ha — arise, walk and become.

16/10/2026

15/10/2026

📖 LET’S TALK: THE FEASTS OF ADONAI
Are the Feasts of Adonai still relevant today? Let’s open the Scriptures, ask questions and explore what Yahweh says about His appointed times.

First Foundation Ministry invites you to a respectful, Scripture-based discussion.
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15/10/2026

MESSIANIC MINUTE
This week’s Torah portion is Noach — “Noah.”

📖 Torah: Gen. 6:9–11:32
📖 Haftarah: Isaiah 54-55
📖 B’rit Chadasha: Matt. 24:36–46

Take a minute to explore this week’s Torah portion!

Parsha in 60 Seconds — Noach
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-zL5QBeUy34

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14/10/2026

📖 THE FLOOD CHANGED THE EARTH. BUT DID IT CHANGE THE HUMAN HEART?

Genesis 6:5 — Before the Flood, Yahweh saw that every inclination of the thoughts of the human heart was only evil all the time.
Genesis 8:21 — After the Flood, He declared that the inclination of the human heart is evil from youth.

The waters receded. The earth was cleansed. But the human heart remained a problem. May Abba show us mercy. #

13/10/2026

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Are Yahweh’s Feasts still relevant today?

We have already established that Scripture calls them the Feasts of Adonai. But here is the question: did Yahweh ever say that these appointed times would only be for a certain period of time?

When we read Leviticus 23, we repeatedly find language such as “a statute forever” and “throughout your generations.” These were not instructions given with an expiry date. Yahweh established His appointed times and told His people how they were to be observed.

For example, regarding Passover, Yahweh says:
“This is to be a day of remembrance for you, and you are to keep it as a feast to Adonai. Throughout your generations you are to keep it as a feast—an eternal ordinance.”
Exodus 12:14, TLV

So when we ask whether Yahweh’s Feasts are still relevant today, perhaps the better question is: where in Scripture did Yahweh say they stopped being His appointed times?

As followers of Yeshua, we believe the Feasts of Adonai are still worth understanding and observing because they belong to Yahweh, and His Word calls them “an eternal ordinance.”

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12/10/2026

NOACH / REST (נֹחַ)
Genesis 6:9–11:32
Isaiah 54-55
Matt 24, Luke 17, Acts 2, 1 Pet 3, 2 Pet 2

In a generation filled with corruption, violence and rebellion, one man chose to walk faithfully with Yahweh.

"But Noah found favour in the eyes of Yahweh." — Genesis 6:8
Noah teaches us that righteousness is not determined by the behaviour of the majority, but by our relationship with Elohim.

The Ark reminds us that Yahweh provides a way of salvation. Just as there was one entrance into the ark, Yeshua declares, "I am the door" (John 10:9).

The Flood reminds us that Yahweh is righteous in judgment, yet merciful toward those who trust Him.

The Altar teaches us to make worship our first priority when Yahweh gives us a new beginning.

The Rainbow reminds us of Yahweh's everlasting faithfulness to His promises.

The Tower of Babel warns us against building our lives and ambitions without Yahweh.

A POWERFUL LESSON:

Noah built an ark in obedience to Yahweh. The people of Babel built a tower to glorify themselves.

What are we building today — an ark of obedience or a tower of human ambition?

Yeshua warned that His coming would be like the days of Noah (Matthew 24:37).

May we be found faithful, obedient and ready for His return!

When the world walks away from Yahweh, may we be the generation that walks WITH Him.

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11/10/2026

🌙 CHODESH TOV! WELCOME, CHESHVAN! 🍂

A new month. A new Torah portion. Another opportunity to walk faithfully with Yahweh.

As we welcome 1 Cheshvan, we also begin a new Torah portion: Parashah Noach (Noah).

📖 “But Noah found favour in the eyes of Adonai.” — Genesis 6:8 (TLV)

In a world that had turned away from Yahweh, Noah chose to walk with Him.

As we enter this new month, may we be reminded that faithfulness matters, obedience matters, and walking with Yahweh matters—even when the world around us chooses a different path.

May Cheshvan be a month of growing faith, deeper obedience, and a closer walk with Yahweh.

Chodesh Tov! May this month bring you closer to His Word and His ways. 🕊️

09/10/2026

Shabbat Shalom! 🌿
As the sun sets, may you enter Shabbat with a heart at rest, grateful for the week that has passed and ready to delight in the day Adonai has set apart.
May your Shabbat be filled with peace, joy, rest and time with those you love.
Shabbat Shalom! 🕊️