The sukkah is a picture of Yeshua, the Word who became flesh and “tabernacled” among us. (John 1:14) Literally, the Word became flesh and “sukkahed” among us. Philippians 2:6,7 makes a similar declaration: “Who, although he existed in the form of God did not regard equality with God a thing to be grasped, but emptied… Read more »

Nineteen years ago, “R” was serving in the famous “Magav” Israel Border Police in Jerusalem. He confronted a suicide terrorist with bomb strapped to his body.  He pushed him backwards, but the terrorist had time to ignite the bomb.   While R saved those around him, he was severely injured. He went through 20 surgeries…. Read more »

The Hebrew month of “Elul” in late summer is a month of repentance leading up to the Feast of Trumpets (Rosh Hashanah; See Leviticus 23) and the solemn Holy Days at the start of the following month (Tishrei). According to Jewish tradition, God opens the Book of Life and  judges the world during this season…. Read more »

We recently received a wonderful testimony from our ministry partners, Gilad and Rachel from Ein Karem. Rachel shares: We have such good news to share with you! I have been teaching my niece about the Lord since 2004. We held home groups in her house, and I spent many hours answering her numerous questions. Recently… Read more »

It seems like nature is going crazy: unusually hot weather, floods, fires, viruses… and on and on. What is happening? Is this a compilation of fossil fuel burning and other human pollution? Certainly. But there is something deeper.  These natural problems are the result of human selfishness. After several thousand years of selfishness, the Earth… Read more »

God sent Elijah the prophet to Israel, but King Ahab and his pagan queen killed the other prophets of God and honored the idol Baal. The “prophets of Baal” felt protected, became brazen and continued to present a false view of the divine.  This was the atmosphere in which Elijah lived! Elijah confronted the idolaters… Read more »