New year, new you… but what about your Bible?
But here’s the uncomfortable question: where does Bible study land on that list? If you’re like most people, it doesn’t. Or it does, but by February it’s fallen off completely.
Hostage Omer Shem Tov: How Psalm 20 kept me alive in 505 days of Hamas captivity
“Alone in that darkness, I began to pray. Every day, I spoke to him. I whispered, ‘God, how are you? How was your day? Are you okay?’ And in that darkness, I felt His presence.”
Update and Clarification Regarding the Red Heifer from the Temple Institute and the Sanhedrin
Temple Institute and Sanhedrin unveil crucial updates on the red heifer ceremony, debunking myths and revealing the next steps in this historic and intricate ritual.
Divine Guidance and Bold Action: What Rebekah Can Teach Us About Standing with Israel Today
Rebekah’s actions weren’t random—they were guided by divine purpose, just as we are called to trust that our own actions, no matter how small, can have great meaning.
New Atlas Reveals Roman Roads 50% More Extensive Than Previously Known
Visualizing these ancient routes will provide a better understanding of historical trends, “including the rise of Christianity across the region and the spread of ancient outbreaks.”
Gayle Timberlake’s Simka: teaching the Bible where It happened
When Gayle Timberlake first walked the streets of Jerusalem after college, she realized her faith had a missing piece — the land.
Why we need the Bible more than ever
The irony is thick: the loudest voices against Israel are often the ones most desperate for what Israel gave the world—the Bible itself.
From Wall Street Success to White House Innovation: How Faith Guides One CEO’s Journey
When one opens Rob Brinkman’s LinkedIn profile, the first thing they’re greeted with is a bold declaration: “I am a man of faith, a devout husband and father.”
Why Serving Others—and Making Money—Is a Biblical Command
Is making money a vice—or something sacred? In a world where business is often dismissed as a necessary evil, Rabbi Daniel Lapin turns that notion on its head.
Apples, Honey… and Hunger: A Call for Mercy in Israel
Every year, when the shofar cuts through the air, I get chills. Not just because it’s loud, but because of what it stirs inside me.