Hezekiah’s story serves to remind us that a life is not well lived until our children and future generations are included in the blessings of God. It is a sobering reminder that God’s blessings should be received with humility, gratitude, and a commitment to honor Him and secure a righteous legacy for those who come after us.
Purim encourages not only the Jewish community but also all who resonate with its themes to pause and reflect on God’s power, recognizing that our own strength is never enough, and that JOY comes with the morning to those who persevere (Psalm 30:5). Understand what you are fighting for and Who’s in command.
There is a strong connection between our spiritual and physical well-being. We often underestimate the profound impact that our emotions...
On October 7, 2023, Israel suffered the worst atrocity in fifty years. On the eighth day of Sukkot, also known...
The Jewish people are alive and well in the Land God assigned to them—His Holy Land. Unity, therefore, is not a problem. It won’t happen with man-made judicial reform, but it will happen. And we will be amazed at how God does it!
Tip for travel to Israel.
Passover (renamed “Easter” by Christianity) is central to the Christian faith. It reminds Christians that our redemption did not begin with the cross. It began in the Garden of Eden and took thousands of years to complete. God chose the Jews to introduce Jesus and invited us into His story of redemption. Their story is our story because of Jesus. The words of God to Moses restated the promise He gave Abraham. Abraham did not see its fulfillment but looked through time and believed what God told him. Four centuries later, God appointed Moses to lead Abraham’s family out of Egyptian slavery.
The errant modeling of men’s and women’s roles in society is partially why we are seeing a matriarchal surge that is hacking away at the God-given strengths assigned to men. As with most issues, righting wrongs swing the pendulum to the opposite extreme, which results in a new set of problems.
Preparing for the end-time can vary depending on one’s belief. Perspective theories posit different ways it could occur and how...
Many traditional Jews will stay up all night on the first night of Shavuot to study Torah. Many read Ezekiel, chapter one. One interpretation of Ezekiel’s wheel is that God’s Word (the static center wheel) is carried forward worldwide through His people moving in unity by the Spirit of God.
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