A Quiet Place (Cover Song)

A Quiet Place (Cover Song)

The song “A Quiet Place” was on my heart today so I decided to share it with you. Prayerfully this song will encourage you to take some special time out to find a quiet place where you can earnestly seek Yahuah, meditate on Him, and His will for your life.

As The Passover approaches, let’s invite Yahuah to remove the leaven from our hearts. We can’t see His will clearly if false doctrine, pride, or sin have managed to creep into our hearts. It’s easy to let our guard down if we’re only focused on the hustle and bustle of day-to-day life. So let this song remind us to slow down, find a quiet place, and allow Yahuah to make us new again.

‘Blessed is the man who shall not walk in the counsel of the wrong, And shall not stand in the path of sinners, And shall not sit in the seat of scoffers, But his delight is in the Torah of יהוה, And he meditates in His Torah day and night. For he shall be as a tree Planted by the rivers of water, That yields its fruit in its season, And whose leaf does not wither, And whatever he does prospers.’

Tehillim (Psalms) 1:1-3

The song “A Quiet Place” was first written by Ralph Carmichael and made popular by the A Capella group Take 6. I decided to share it as a simple melody with you today. I pray it blessed your heart.

May the peace of Yah be with you,

Shalom,

-Hadarah BatYah

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I owe you an apology.

I owe you an apology.

Shalom Mishpacha. I owe you an apology. I’ve bitten off more than I can chew this quarter. The video below explains it all.

‘But above all, my brothers, do not swear, either by the heaven or by the earth or with any other oath. 

But let your Yes be Yes, and your No, No, lest you fall into judgment.’

James 5:12 TS2009

I hope you can accept this apology. Please let me know your thoughts in the comments. I pray that both you, and Yahuah will have mercy on me as I learn to curb my excitement, and stop talking about doing things before I do them. Instead, I just need to actually do them.

For those who couldn’t watch this video for whatever reason, I’m sorry that the next release won’t be ready before The Passover. It’s just not realistic right now. I’m so grateful to those of you who have already been supporting my two latest releases, “Todah Yah” and “I Need You Now.” AND for those of you who have been enjoying all the music I’ve shared since 2014, both on YouTube, and here on the blog.

In the future I will continue to share updates on what’s happening with music, life, and how it all relates to spiritual growth. That’s why we’re all here – to keep on growing in Yahuah together in spirit and in truth.

‘Do not fear, for I am with you. Do not look around, for I am your Elohim. I shall fortify you, I shall also help you, I shall also uphold you with the right hand of My righteousness.’’

Isaiah 41:10 TS2009

Besides this apology, I just wanted to encourage you today. If you are struggling to find balance, and you find yourself doing too much, it’s okay to pull back and re-evaluate your goals. Yahuah is our helper, and He will help us all in His perfect timing, and His perfect way. Let’s keep on trusting in Him to lead and guide. He makes all things beautiful in His time.

Much love,

-Hadarah BatYah

Praise & Worship Medley. Proverbs 3 Song (Acoustic)

Praise & Worship Medley. Proverbs 3 Song (Acoustic)

Shalom Mishpacha. This praise & worship medley is based on my Proverbs 3 Song. Will you join me in worshipping Yahuah today? Sometimes I just need to pause and worship Yahuah to shift my mood and get into a better head space. I hope this helps you too.

‘My son, do not forget my Torah, And let your heart watch over my commands; For length of days and long life And peace they add to you.’

Mishlĕ (Proverbs) 3:1-2 TS2009

Are there any prayer requests on your heart today? You’re welcome to share in the comments.

If you can, please keep me in prayer as I prepare for the next recording. I just want to make sure it’s filled with authentic praise & worship to The Most High – with nothing in between. Yahuah’s will be done in all things.

‘“Elohim is Spirit, and those who worship Him need to worship in spirit and truth.”’

Yoḥanan (John) 4:24 TS2009

This praise & worship medley is a mix of themes from some of my newer and older music. I’m planning to put a version of this on my next recording, “In Spirit and In Truth.” I’m envisioning a round, with some of the parts you heard today overlapping. I can’t wait to share everything that’s in my head with you.

Today, I just wanted to share this simple praise & worship to Yahuah, and get my fingers back on the acoustic guitar. I pray it blessed your heart and lifted your spirit! Feel free to share your thoughts in the comments. Have a beautiful, wonderful day in Yahuah Most High.

-Hadarah BatYah


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In Spirit and In Truth (A capella) Behind The Scenes.

In Spirit and In Truth (A capella) Behind The Scenes.

Shalom Mishpacha,

Yesterday I recorded a little Interlude for a project that I’m planning to release around The Passover. It’s called “In Spirit and In Truth.” There’s a behind the scenes video of it for you to enjoy below.

‘“Elohim is Spirit, 

and those who worship Him 

need to worship in spirit and truth.”’

John 4:24

Did you enjoy that look behind the scenes? Your feedback is always welcome – even if it’s constructive – so I hope you’ll share your thoughts in the comments below about “In Spirit and In Truth.” Let’s praise Yah and give Him thanks!!

‘Give thanks to יהוה!

For He is good,

For His loving-commitment is everlasting.’

Tehillim (Psalms) 107:1

Join me here on Thursday Feb 27th, 2025 for the release of my upcoming single, “Todah YAH.” It’s a song of thanksgiving and praise to Yahuah Most High! You’ll be able to find the music right here once it’s out. I pray it blesses your heart. Have a wonderful day Mishpacha!

Shabbat Shalom when it comes.

-Hadarah

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Todah Yah (A cappella) Behind the scenes

Todah Yah (A cappella) Behind the scenes

Shalom Mishpacha,

This morning a new song came into my heart called “Todah Yah.” I made a little behind the scenes video while recording it for you. I pray you’ll enjoy the music-making process, and have some fun lifting your heart in praise!

Give thanks to יהוה, call upon His Name, Make known His deeds among the peoples!

Sing to Him, sing praise to Him, Speak of all His wonders!

Boast in His set-apart Name, Let the hearts of those seeking יהוה rejoice!

1 Chronicles 16:8-10

Leave a comment below if you enjoy this type of content, and would enjoy more of these behind the scenes videos. The last one I made didn’t get its own blog post, but you can find it here if you missed it. I do have fun making these videos for you, so I hope you enjoy!

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How to deal with loneliness

How to deal with loneliness

‘And יהוה Elohim said, “It is not good for the man to be alone…

Berĕshith (Genesis) 2:18a

It’s sad but true. Most of us on this journey are isolated from community, so we have to deal with loneliness. We spend too much time alone. Most of us have made the decision to leave friends, family, and churches behind for our new found beliefs. A lot of us spend most of our days just working and coming home.

We try to keep our lives in balance, finding ways to keep smiling as we “wash, rinse, repeat.” We function as expected, but deep inside we have a very real sense of loneliness, and it doesn’t feel good. Why? Because we were created to be in community. I pray the video below helps with ideas on how to deal with loneliness. If you’d rather read than watch, scroll down and enjoy the rest of the post.

‘And it is יהוה who is going before you, 

He Himself is with you. 

He does not fail you nor forsake you. 

Do not fear nor be discouraged.’

Deḇarim (Deuteronomy) 31:8

When I first wrote the song, I Need You Now, I was still living in Canada. It was 2019, and even tho I was already married, I was still waiting on my immigration so I could permanently live with my husband in California.

I felt really stuck. I could see the vision. We were married, we had plans to start a garden, and grow our own food. We just wanted to be together and live a quiet, peaceful life, but we couldn’t. The stark contrast between the time I spent visiting my husband in Cali, and the time I spent alone in Canada was huge. I’ll never forget what it was like. Even though I had friends and family within driving distance, I just felt so alone. 

The whole purpose of writing I Need You Now, was so I could pause and just cry out to Yahuah. He understood me and all my pain. He could hear me when I cried out, “Abba, I need you now!” Trust and believe, Yahuah can hear you too. Whatever it is you’re going through right now, you don’t have to feel alone. Yah is with you right now. Just call on Him and He’ll be there. 

Shift Your Focus to Yahuah

‘But seek first the reign of Elohim, and His righteousness, and all these shall be added to you.’

Mattithyahu (Matthew) 6:33, TS2009

The one idea that helped me the most when I was dealing with loneliness is all summed up in this simple concept: Shift your focus. That’s right. Pause, and shift your focus outside of yourself. 

First shift your focus to Yahuah because He’s always with you.

-Call out to Him

-Read scripture

-Listen to music

-Pray 

We already know these things will help us connect to The Most High when we’re feeling alone. We know this because scripture says if we seek first the kingdom, everything else will fall into place.

Shift Your Focus to Creation

‘And יהוה Elohim planted a garden in Ěḏen, to the east, and there He put the man whom He had formed.’

Berĕshith (Genesis) 2:8, TS2009

Second shift your focus to Yah’s creation, the world around you. Go outside. Even in the winter. Get some sunshine. Let some of that crispy winter air rush up your sleeves. Nobody wants to be cold, but breathing in fresh air will remind you that you’re still alive. Yes! Even if it’s just for a short window of time on your lunch break. Every little bit helps. After all, when Yah created us, He placed us in a garden.

Observing and experiencing creation tends to remind us that Yahuah is in control. Plus, you might meet some new people outside. Remember to smile when you do. Maybe even say hello. Just see what happens 🙂 You never know where a simple introduction could lead.

Shift Your Focus to Your Fellow Man

‘“Therefore, whatever you wish men to do to you, do also to them, for this is the Torah and the Prophets.’

Mattithyahu (Matthew) 7:12

Third, pause and shift your focus to your fellow man. Ask yourself, what can I do to help someone else today? Is there someone who needs something that I have to offer? A brother or sister who needs me to call and cheer them up? Does a stranger need help holding the door open, or crossing the street?

Maybe you can even do something as noble as fostering children, or go out and feed the hungry. Just shift your focus outside of yourself and you won’t feel so lonely anymore. When you move past the loneliness, you’ll be able to do more good work for The Kingdom of Yah.

Trust in Yah’s Plan

‘And let us be concerned for one another in order to stir up love and good works, not forsaking the assembling of ourselves together, as is the habit of some, but encouraging, and so much more as you see the day coming near.’

Iḇ`rim (Hebrews) 10:24-25, TS2009

Finally, trust that Yah has a plan for your life. Even if you can’t see the vision yet, believe that He wants you to be in community (Hebrews 10:25) and that one day you will be. Keep your eyes and ears open. Yah has a plan.

Leave a comment below if you want to connect with others in this walk. Say what your general location is, if you feel comfortable. You never know, someone else may share the same.

That’s how my husband and I found fellowship in person here in Madera, CA. Turns out, there were three other Hebrew families who believe in Yahuah and Yahusha right in our area just within a few hours drive. It’s a huge blessing and you just never know who is in your area till you ask. So don’t be shy 🙂 I’ll also pin a comment to the top of the YouTube video for this post so whoever wants to share can share. 

I really hope this helped a little, Mishpacha.

Just remember, if you’re feeling lonely, pause and shift your focus. Truly, you’re never alone.

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