Feast of Tabernacles

Cindy Arora October 22, 2024

Today, October 23, 2024, we are nearing the end of the Feast of Tabernacles which is described in the verse above. This feast day is also called The Ingathering, and the Feast of Booths for the temporary shelters constructed to celebrate. The Hebrew word is . . .

Tabernacle Among Us

Cindy Arora September 7, 2021

Father God longs to be with the children that He loves. So, He ordained seven feasts to which He invites us to commune with Him.

The Feast of Tabernacles (September 21, 2021) celebrates God tabernacling among the children . . . .

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Big News — A Decade of Blogging & a Bold New Chapter!

Next year marks 10 years—yes, a whole decade!—of posting my weekly blog. Can you believe it? I'm celebrating this milestone in a BIG way!

Drumroll, please… My website is getting a complete transformation, inside and out—including a brand-new name: Heart Fire Studio. 🔥🎨

This new name captures the essence of who I am and what drives me: a heart burning with passion for the Lord and a deep well of creativity that He continues to grow in me. While my art will still be infused into the heart of everything I create, it will now be tucked away like hidden treasure—for you to discover as you explore!

My mission remains the same: to inspire deeper intimacy with Jesus. But now, there’s a new layer. I’m also creating devotionals especially with children in mind, so that families can grow together in relationship with the Holy Spirit. Whether you're a parent, teacher, or mentor, I pray these new offerings will bless the children in your life—and you, too.

So keep an eye on your inbox… The next email you receive from me will unveil the brand-new Heart Fire Studio website! I can't wait to share it with you.

Let the celebration begin!

Zimbabwe Follow Up

I’m excited to share with you the fruit God is producing from the seeds sown in Zimbabwe.

The resident missionaries continue to minister in Jesus’ name weekly at the mine and the neighboring farm. Recently, four men from another mine joined because they “wanted to hear about Jesus.” Praise God!

The farm workers were thrilled to be gifted Bibles in the local language. They started . . .