Tzav is the Hebrew word for “command”, this is the name for the weekly Torah Portion reading for the Leviticus starting in chapter 6 verse 8 and going through chapter 8 and verse 36.

Living with integrity is a core element of Christian character, reflecting God's trustworthy nature. Jesus teaches that our words should be reliable and truthful, with our yes meaning yes and our no meaning no. Narcissism, whether stemming from past wounds or manifesting as harmful behavior towards others, can severely undermine integrity. True kingdom character requires keeping our word, communicating honestly, and recognizing our need for God's healing and guidance.

Vayikra is the Hebrew word for “and He called”, this is the name for the weekly Torah Portion reading for the Leviticus starting in chapter 1 verse 1 and going through chapter 6 and verse 7.

Life's journey with God requires more than surface-level knowledge - it demands genuine relationship through prayer, biblical guidance, and active community involvement. God's faithfulness persists through every season, protecting and guiding us even when we feel lost. The church community plays an essential role in spiritual growth by providing biblical teaching, accountability, and opportunities for fellowship. Through surrendering to Jesus and finding supportive community, we can experience healing from past hurts and discover our true purpose in God's kingdom.

Pekudei is the Hebrew word for “accounts”, this is the name for the weekly Torah Portion reading for the Exodus starting in chapter 38 verse 21 and going through chapter 40 and verse 38.