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The month of Elul is connected to our wilderness seasons…the very seasons we’d like to skip over. Yet if you were never in need, how would you know that He is Yahweh Yireh our provider? If you were never sick or broken, how would you know that He is Yahweh Rapha our healer? If you never experienced stress or worry how would you know He is the Sar Shalom, the Prince of Peace? We’ve flippantly said we want to know Him, we’ve used the poetic verses to describe His love, and yet we’ve shunned the very wilderness seasons that manifest His love and reveal Him in our lives. We desperately seek an exit, we cry for change, emotions of anger and resentment arise when the journey goes longer than we were willing to stay, and the entire time the voice is crying in the wilderness...Prepare the way for the King. Read the whole blog post via the link in our bio.

08/18/2026

The Wilderness of Elul - Lessons of the 6th Month

"Therefore, behold, I will allure her, and bring her into the wilderness, and speak comfortably unto her." - Hosea 2:14

We have entered the 6th month on the calendar cycles of Yahweh - a month called Elul (Nehemiah 6:15) and felt led to share some insights that the Father has been speaking to us. It's a message that has been stirring over the past several years walking the journey He has set before us, and it was finally time to give it voice as I (Brittney) was asked to share this past weekend at a special women's conference. It was beautiful to witness as well that this same message is something Yahweh is stirring in the hearts of so many others - crossing congregational lines and geographical distances. This is truly the message that He is stirring within His people - it's time for the Bride to prepare herself!

The timing of the conference and this month of Elul were no accident. As the month directly before the much anticipated 7th month fall feasts, Elul has become associated as a season of refining, preparing, teshuva (repentance, return, and restoration), as well as purification. When looking at the historical patterns of the nation of Israel, Elul also connects to the season when the King is in the Field - prior to sitting upon His throne in judgement and royal estate! It forms an acronym for the phrase ani ledodi vedodi li - I am my beloved's and my beloved is mine...

Could this be the purpose of the King's journey to the field? He seeks the one who is called His Beloved, the Bride?

Matthew 4 reveals another layer to the above imagery. Our Messiah Yahshua was driven into the wilderness for 40 days...exiting on Yom Kippur to declare the Yovel, the season of Jubilee! Due to the timing of His exit, His wilderness trek took place in this 6th month of Elul. Elul...the month of teshuva and refining, the month during which we seek our Beloved, is set not just in a field, but in the wilderness. Therefore to understand His love, to know Him as our beloved, indicates I must understand the wilderness. Elul reminds us that to know our Beloved is to find Him in the wilderness...a pattern confirmed over and over again in the Scriptures!

Take a moment to think about the wilderness seasons in your own life - the hard times, the struggle, the difficult moments, the seasons where it seems like we've been isolated, perhaps forgotten. At the beginning, those very moments are when we feel the furthest away from our King. Yet it is here that He is to be found.

The wilderness is the last place our flesh desires to go...it knows the purpose of this journey. It's the fuel that will be placed on the altar, room must be made for His fullness. I want you to take a moment to think about the seasons in your life that it felt like you were in the fire...seasons of discomfort, pain, opposition...the very moments where we so often feel like we're forgotten. The flesh cries out we've been left here, He should have answered by now, He should have moved in this situation. To the flesh it doesn't feel like what we've been told is "love". And yet it's those very seasons that are designed for us to become the vessel, the seasons of refining, where if we'll learn to look beyond the natural circumstances, you'll see we've been placed on the altar, and the dross burnt up to make room for the fullness of who He is!

We've flippantly said we want to know Him, we've used the poetic verses to describe His love, and yet we've so often shunned the very wilderness seasons that manifest His love and reveal Him in our lives. We desperately seek an exit, we cry for change, emotions of anger and resentment arise when the journey goes longer than we were willing to stay, and the entire time the voice is crying in the wilderness...Prepare the way for the King...

Access this full Blog Post that covers the notes shared at the conference and more regarding the month of Elul via the link below.

https://www.livingmanna.net/blog/2026/08/18/i-will-allure-her-and-bring-her-into-the-wilderness

Whatever cycle of life you find yourself in now, perhaps in the midst of your own personal wildness journey, whether just beginning or maybe it's coming to a close, these are the cycles Yahweh has built in to our lives for growing, maturing, and discovering His character. This is why the Bride will be found and called from the wilderness....don't despise these seasons. Let Him do the work He desires...we are a Bride being prepared!

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08/11/2026

Sowing Seed & Harvest Time

We find ourselves in the season where the long days of summer are beginning to wind down, and we anticipate the shift that Fall brings, the crisp air, the changing color of the leaves, and a sense of anticipation begins to build. There's always an excitement for Fall, but what we may not realize is that the Creator put that anticipation for autumn in us because it's directly tied to His set apart times and Feasts.

The Fall Feasts are the end of the harvest season. To reap the harvest, seed had to be sown, cultivated, watered, and cared for all summer long leading up to the gathering of the fruit. In our society today, we have become so removed from the cycles and rhythms that were intimately ingrained into Biblical Israel! The Feast cycles taught Israel through the agricultural seasons spiritual lessons.

Lessons of sowing and reaping (Galatians 6:7 - "Be not deceived; God is not mocked: for whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap."); lessons of creation being at peace and fruitful when man is obedient to Yahweh; and lessons that His Word is seed that brings forth a harvest in our lives.

As we begin to close out summer, let's take a moment to look at the fields of our lives. What have we planted....what harvest is on the horizon? The law of sowing and reaping can't be avoided. Yet the Mo'edim teach us how to walk in teshuva - restoration. To see the harvests that the locusts have eaten restored. So as we prepare to enter the 6th month of Elul shortly before us....when the King is in the field...the thoughts that cross our mind is what crop will He find growing in our hearts? What fields are in need of teshuva? And is there a seed He can work with? Have we planted bitterness, rebellion, murmuring? Have our actions brought destruction in the lives of others? Or is it a field where we have walked obediently and are producing the Fruit of the Spirit which are cultivated through an intimate walk with the King? Love, Joy, Peace, Longsuffering...the list goes on are not emotions, but characteristics that are cultivated and not based on outward circumstances. . It becomes a sobering reminder that every word, every thought, every action affects the field of our lives and is seed that is planted that will affect our lives later, and perhaps even create ripples generationally. It causes the words of our Messiah Yahshua to ring within our ears. Matthew 22:36-40 - "Teacher, which is the greatest commandment in the Law?' Yahshua replied: “‘Love Yahweh your Elohim with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind.’ This is the first and greatest commandment. And the second is like it: ‘Love your neighbor as yourself.’ All the Law and the Prophets hang on these two commandments.” If we will keep that truly in the forefront of our minds do you think our fields, harvest, and lives would look different?

The natural and the spiritual are mirrors of one another! This season causes us to take a long look at how we've honored the King, and how we've treated our neighbors. But it also requires us to look at the seed we are entrusted with as well. We no longer live in an agrarian society where we bring the first fruits of our fields...but we do have financial seed that can be sown into His kingdom. Whether we like to acknowledge this or not...that's seed, and as stewards of what He has entrusted us with we should be diligently seeking good ground to plant in. Seed produces after it's kind...if we're seeking a financial breakthrough, means to accomplish the vision and goals He's given us, then we must plant accordingly!

Here at Remnant Manna United, we pray and walk daily in this role of stewardship regarding the seed He brings in. It's His field, His seed, His resources. We believe it's good ground, proven ground. And so as we prepare to enter the Fall Feast season, we're asking those of you who have gleaned from the harvest - the teachings, the resources, the prayers, the counseling - to consider sowing a special seed towards the harvest He has in store for us.

And for anyone that chooses to send a special donation, we'd like to show our appreciate with a little special gift - a Remnant Manna United waterproof sticker.

Make sure to click Fall Feasts Special Offering under the Fund category when giving via the website to receive the sticker!

In addition, the Fall Feasts FREE e-book is now uploaded to our website/app along with the Fall Feasts Playlist of assorted teachings & short videos. Thank you for your prayers...thank you for your support....thank you for all that you do to help share and build His Kingdom!

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