Your salvation is not unto yourself, but for you to breathe God’s Spirit into the universe​

A wilderness experience is beneficial when we keep our eyes on the Lord, become still and listen for His voice during its season

In scripture, the Hebrew word "RUACH" is related to the movement of air, unseen things and the breath that comes from the mouth when speaking.

Psalm 32:8 I will instruct you and teach you in the way you should go; I will counsel you [who are willing to learn] with My eye upon you.

"Ah" is an exhalation. "Ha" is an inhalation and the last syllable "Vah" has its own distinct meaning in Hebrew "came" (behold, revealed).

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In Hebrew, the word for love is AHAVAH (pronounced ah - hah - vah).

AHAVAH means "I give" and not just to give anything, but giving something that we value - from our spiritual being/essence, giving our devotion, time, attention, all of ourselves

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