When we are intimate with a person we know their heart, their desires, their will, their mind and their emotions. We know what pleases them and what upsets them. We desire to be vulnerable to them so we can bless them, so we can understand what brings them satisfaction.  The same is true in our relationship with God.  How well have you gotten to know Him? How do you grow your intimacy with Him day by day? Do you let Him correct you and challenge you, encourage you and strengthen you? What would you need to do to make your ear more attuned to Him and His desires for you? Join Wendy as she shares how to take the first steps in having an intimate relationship with our Holy Father.

Wendy’s Books:

• Freedom: True Freedom Lasts Forever
• Waters of Life 

Connect with Wendy online:

• Website
• Facebook
• Twitter

About Wendy:

Wendy Cohen was born to atheist Jews shortly after WW2. From a very young age, Wendy experienced remarkable encounters with Jesus. When she was six years old, she promised the Lord she would bring her parents out of their darkness and into His light, but only months after, her world fell apart. Left alone with a babysitter who practiced Satanic Ritual Abuse, Wendy spent two weeks watching people be tortured to death. Upon realizing that the same spiritual force that created Naziism had created this horrendous cult, she promised God to do her part in ending the nightmare. After spending decades in the arts, Wendy was commissioned as a pastor/missionary to the Jews. For years she led a Shabbat scripture study, discussing Jesus’ fulfillment of the Law and Prophets, and producing significant events for the Biblical feasts. After relocating to Israel, she started Beit Tiferet Yeshua, Home of Jesus’ glory, where they worshiped the Lord through the arts. As a Messianic Jew, Wendy leads scripture studies, exploring details of how Jesus fulfilled the Law and the Prophets, and as a performing and visual artist, she runs creative workshops and retreats on using the performing, visual and literary arts to bring deeper communion with God.