The Love Story We Missed

The Opposite Faith

Faith comes by hearing... So does unbelief. From the garden to the wilderness to Messiah, the Bible reveals a repeated pattern: competing words, competing reports, and competing priorities that challenge our trust in His Word. And just like Elohim’s Word, unbelief has fruit. Many assume they hear and obey clearly. But the answer may not be as clear as you think. © 2026 Michelle Spencer. All rights reserved. This content is the intellectual property of the creator and may not be reproduced, distributed, or adapted without written permission.

Experience A Better Life

A near‑death encounter pulled me out of the delusion I had been living in. This episode traces the moment everything shifted and the long road that followed. It’s a testimony about truth, survival, and the choice to finally wake up. © 2026 Michelle Spencer. All rights reserved. This content is the intellectual property of the creator and may not be reproduced, distributed, or adapted without written permission.

The Love Story We Missed

This episode uncovers the covenant truth behind Leah’s life and burial. Genesis 49 reveals her as a chosen matriarch whose purpose stands alongside Sarah and Rebekah. What seemed like silence becomes the testimony that reveals the love story we all missed. © 2026 Michelle Spencer. All rights reserved. This content is the intellectual property of the creator and may not be reproduced, distributed, or adapted without written permission.

Hate: The Meaning We Missed

What if the word “hate” in the Bible doesn’t mean what we’ve always assumed? We’ve imported emotion into a word that was never about emotion. This episode uncovers the meaning we missed and why it matters. © 2026 Michelle Spencer. All rights reserved. This content is the intellectual property of the creator and may not be reproduced, distributed, or adapted without written permission.

What Warfare Is Not

NOTE: A quick clarification. Tsavah appears throughout the Hebrew Scriptures, but it expresses itself in three consistent patterns. Israel experiences it in two ways. That’s the lens I’m using here. This episode addresses the concept of warfare. Did you know the Bible names warfare in only two ways, and neither has anything to do with demons or spiritual combat. When we recover the word’s original meaning and context, the battles we imagine disappear, and the text dismantles the spiritual‑warfare campaign we inherited. © 2026 Michelle Spencer. All rights reserved. This content is the intellectual property of the creator and may not be reproduced, distributed, or adapted without written permission.