Nikki Haley at the UN: a Candle in the Darkness!

When I saw the picture above of Nikki Haley casting her lone veto vote in the UN on Monday, I immediately thought of Hanukkah! You see, Hanukkah is a celebration of light, and US Ambassador Haley was a bright light in a dark place during the most recent fiasco at the United Nations.  Following President …

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Jerusalem: A Heavy Stone

The prophet Zechariah wrote today's headlines 2500 years ago!  As the Lord spoke this vision to Zechariah, he saw what Jerusalem would become today: “Behold, I am going to make Jerusalem a cup that causes reeling to all the peoples around; and when the siege is against Jerusalem, it will also be against Judah. It will come about in …

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Mr. Pence’s high-stakes trip to Egypt. (Joel Rosenberg’s op-ed for the Jerusalem Post)

Joel Rosenberg's op-ed is dead-on. Let's pray for God's wisdom and guidance as VP Mike Pence travels to the Middle East this week. BTW - I can think of no better representative to carry forth the message of reconciliation than Mike Pence. May the Lord guide his steps and his message!

Dreidels, Latkes and Sufganiyot

Happy Hanukkah!  We're now two days into celebration.  Time for the really fun stuff!  Hanukkah is characterized by the joyous traditions associated with it.  Remember, it is a joyous occasion...and Jews don't need much prodding to have a good time!  So let's explore a few traditions. Womens Participation in Hanukkah Traditionally, women play a major …

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