Solidarity Sunday: October 7th Survivors to Visit Churches across America
In churches across the nation, surviving victims of the October 7th terrorist attack against Israel will tell their stories to live audiences on “Solidarity Sunday,” set for May 5th, which is the beginning of Yom HaShoah (Holocaust Remembrance Day).
Hope in the Depths of Darkness: The Spirit of the People of Israel
This eclectic assembly of individuals, from first-time visitors to those returning, found common ground in a shared revelation: the palpable tension of a nation in perpetual defense and the unyielding spirit of its people.
Professor of Religion’s Easter Op-ed slams AOC for labeling Jesus a “Palestinian”
A respected professor of Christian theology published an Easter message slamming the popular left-wing talking point describing Jesus as a Palestinian. While the claim may seem innocuous and based in ignorance, the professor ascribed deeply antisemitic motives to the claim.
The Chosen People View of Israel
Since the return of Israel in 1948, Christian scholars and leaders have had to reassess their view of Israel.l
Israel365’s One-of-a-kind War Room at NRB
The Israel War Room, is an innovative, engaging, and interactive space that provides a deep understanding of the tumultuous October 7 Israel-Hamas War.
Lakewood Church Shooter had “Palestine” Sticker on Gun; Police suspect “anti-Hispanic hate crime”
On Sunday afternoon, a woman opened fire shortly before a Spanish-language Sunday afternoon service began. The woman was shot and killed at the scene by two off-duty police officers who were working as security for the church at the time..
Kosher Giving for Christians, for Jews or for Both?
When my book hit #1 in the “Christian Stewardship” category long before hitting the same status in the “Jewish Life” category, I began wondering: “Are Christians more excited about kosher than Jews”?
A Great Awakening: Israel’s Next Generation
We’re not confident that America will make it, that America will be there in the end. We’re a country that no longer loves the Bible and God’s word. There are no guarantees.”
My 2024 New Year’s Prayer
As we leave 2023 and enter 2024, we remember the Hebrew blessing on Rosh Hashana which we pray to “end the year and its curses, start the new year and its blessing”, and look forward to the blessings God has in store for Israel and it’s allies.
Seeing what God sees (pt. 2)
The people of God must not only see what God sees, but also follow after what He sees.