Foxes in Bethsaida: Hints of Lamentations Prophecy and Harbinger of Hope for Jews and Christians in the Holy Land
Archaeologists recently discovered 1,700-year-old footsteps of a young fox, immortalized in the concrete of a wall at the Christian holy site of Bethsaida on the northern shore of the Sea of Galilee.
Shiloh — The Turning Point of Prayer and Prophecy
Shiloh was the spiritual heartbeat of Israel for nearly four centuries. But to truly understand why this place mattered so deeply, we need to step into the biblical era.
Chosen for a Purpose: Israel’s Ancient Calling and Its Modern Struggle
From the moment the Israelites stood at Sinai, the idea of a “chosen people” entered the human vocabulary—but it has long been misunderstood.
Silicon Valley bets $60 million on blocking the sun as Joel’s warning of darkness looms
Stardust, an Israeli startup founded by two nuclear physicists, convinced some of the world’s wealthiest and most sophisticated investors to fund a plan that sounds like science fiction.
Survey: Younger Evangelicals Rejecting Israel’s Biblical Role: Replacement Theology Making a Comeback
Evangelical Christians under the age of 35 are significantly less likely than their elders to believe that the Jewish people are God’s “chosen people” and are more inclined to embrace “Replacement Theology”.
Hostages, Joseph, and the Final Redemption
“We put our trust in the government to save us, but [just as the cupbearer did not keep faith with Joseph], we were forsaken by our government.”
The David We Are Waiting For: Who will Finish what Bibi Began?
For two years, we prayed for this moment. Now that the living hostages are home, what comes next?
Asteroid Threat Revives Ancient Prophecies as NASA Weighs Nuclear Option
“Jewish sources say that this astrological phenomenon is a necessary part of the geula (redemption).”
Why Abraham’s Tent Was the World’s First Sukkah (And What It Means for Your Prayers)
Avraham didn’t just engage in philosophical debates; he built a radical concept: the open tent.
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.