The CEO who kept the Sabbath and says it made him unstoppable
Every Friday for 25 years, no matter what was on his calendar, David Siegel left the office before sundown.
Rabbi Kessin: This Bible verse predicted Trump would turn on Israel
Israel fought the war against Iran. Israel was not in the room when it ended, leading us to ask, ‘Who is America really allying with?’
Breaking: Major update on red heifer program and national training push
What does the birth of this calf and the accompanying national framework mean for the ability of both Jews and the nations to draw near to Hashem through offerings in the Temple?
It’s time: Red Heifer organization calls for national Temple movement
A red heifer born last month in the hills of the Galilee has reignited a coordinated national campaign among Israeli rabbis, breeders, and educators to restore the lost laws of ritual purity to the Jewish people.
The Bible predicted this heat wave as an end-of-days warning to build the Temple. Israel is listening.
A heat wave is killing hundreds across Europe and threatening millions across America, and the Bible has been describing this moment, its cause, and its cure since the days of Moses and Haggai.
Sanhedrin to America: The Iran deal is a fantasy, and it will cost you everything
A regime that hanged four of its own citizens every day throughout 2025 does not, by any rational calculation, transform into a reliable partner because American negotiators flew to Geneva.
Stop reading the Bible backwards
We are the most resourced generation of Bible readers in history, and one of the least literate. By nearly every measure, the church’s grasp of its own Scriptures keeps thinning.
Buried 2,700-year-old pillar in Judean mansion may confirm Hezekiah’s war on idol worship
That discovery may be the strongest physical evidence yet for one of the most contested episodes in the Bible: King Hezekiah’s campaign to abolish idolatrous worship throughout Judah.
You’ve read the Bible. But have you read it like this?
Eight out of ten Americans call themselves Bible believers. Fewer than half can name the first five books. Sixty percent cannot name even five of the Ten Commandments. And according to researchers who have tracked this for decades, it is getting worse every year.
The dry bones are breathing again
A few months ago, in a café in the heart of Tel Aviv, Rabbi Chaim Navon overheard a conversation he did not expect.