The Narcotics Officer Who Built a Real Estate Empire and Stood with the People of Israel

In a fascinating conversation on Biblical Money, hosted by Rabbi Rami Goldberg of Israel365, Wallace shared how his unconventional path from narcotics detective to successful homebuilder became a ministry that has touched lives around the world
The Enemy Stole the Sabbath—It’s Time to Take It Back

What if the solution to our spiritual exhaustion, fraying families, and cultural chaos has been sitting in plain sight for 3,000 years?
Walking in Abraham’s Footsteps: A Journey Through Hebron and Judea

The land that God promised, that Abraham bought, that David ruled, is alive and thriving today. The story continues, and you have the chance to be part of it.
Inside the Faith Machine That Flipped America

Chad Connelly slept in 180 different beds this past year, constantly traveling by plane from state to state in his relentless mission to mobilize America’s faith communities.
In a world full of noise, the Bible offers what we’re missing most

In all the noise, it’s easy to feel spiritually ungrounded—disconnected not just from truth, but from the timeless wisdom that has guided people for thousands of years.
What’s in a Name? Everything—If You Know Where It Comes From

Names are not mere labels. In the Bible, names hold prophetic weight. They are not arbitrary; they carry meaning, mission, and divine identity.
After the Sirens: Helping Israel’s Forgotten Families

Every so often, a story emerges that gives voice to those living in the aftermath of tragedy. Not just the moment of violence, but the long, painful stretch of rebuilding that follows.
Rabbi Elie Mischel Hosts Live Webinar Today: “The War Against the Bible – What Drives Iran’s Obsessive Hatred of Israel?”

Join Rabbi Elie Mischel in exploring biblical prophecies behind Iran’s 45-year obsession with Israel’s destruction.
This July 4th, Join a New Kind of Revolution: The Shabbat Revolution

As we approach Independence Day, we reflect on the gift of freedom—freedom from tyranny, freedom of belief, and freedom to live with purpose. But in our modern world, there’s another kind of freedom we desperately need: freedom from burnout.
Hope in the Hardest Places: How This Rabbi Shows Up When No One Else Can

For over a decade, Rabbi Klughaupt has served as a lifeline for patients and families who arrive at the rehabilitation center physically broken, emotionally overwhelmed, and often financially strained.