Contrary to what many think, Jews and Christians have not always had the best relationship. Initially, Christ followers were Jews, but Gentiles were invited into the saving grace of the Messiah, and soon became the "champions" of Christianity. Divisions grew. Fast forward through the centuries to the Crusades, where we find a series of 8 …
Continue reading Israeli Knesset Member Building Bridges with Evangelicals
The week-long Feast of Tabernacles in Israel is winding down. The joyous celebration reminds the Jewish people of God's faithfulness to provide for them in the wilderness during the Exodus. The International Christian Embassy Jerusalem (ICEJ) hosts the largest gathering of Christians from around the world. God's Word tells us that one day (Millennial Kingdom), …
Greetings, friends! We're sharing a few little fun facts about the cross. Yesterday, we focused on Tents in the Wilderness, and today we'll find out why Israeli school children do not use plus signs. In Israel's classrooms, you will find no plus signs in math classes. Instead, they use this symbol: ﬩ . The reason: plus …
Continue reading 3 Unique Things to Know about the Cross: No Plusses Allowed
Friends, this is Day 3 and the last of our 3-part series focusing on rightly relating to our Jewish roots. We are ending with a bang today, so pull up your chair and, with coffee in hand, join us at the virtual study table! I love studying and coming to deeper understanding of God’s plan …
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