By Moti Cohen, elder at Tiferet Yeshua Congregation “My daughter is hungry, and it’s her birthday today. Maybe you have some food left over that I can bring her to make her happy?” This was said to me by an older gentleman who appeared to be in his early sixties as we were taking food… Read more »

Forty percent Israelis living in the northern and southern border towns feel unsafe and would consider moving, according to a survey published by the Knesset’s Research and Information Center. One third of the respondents said they are currently considering moving due to security concerns. The survey, published Tuesday, showed that 31 percent of residents in… Read more »

Valentina’s big family is full of love and creativity. Their home has always been filled with music, as Valentina herself plays piano and writes songs. When the Lord gave her and her husband children, they believed the children would inherit a love for music and art. Their oldest son, Daniel, is 11 years old. Today… Read more »

“Follow Me, and I will make you fishers of men.” These were Yeshua’s words to four fishermen who left life as they had known it and became His disciples. Discipleship is a partnership which should flow in both directions between the teacher and the student. Even Yeshua, the anointed King Messiah, needed partners to share… Read more »

Recently, on the last and greatest day of the Feast of Tabernacles (John 7), Tents of Mercy Congregation gathered together to express our thirst for God and receive his outpouring of water (John 7:38). On this same day, we also commemorated God giving us His Word. This celebration is called Simchat Torah (Joy of the… Read more »

Four decades ago, my wife Patty asked me, “Where are we going to send our children to school?” I knew that she was hinting at our starting a new school. She did not want to send our children, who were just approaching school age, to the public schools. She sensed that if we did so,… Read more »