The Knesset visit was a great way to start the day, but it would only get better. Under clear skies, we entered the Old City through the Zion gate. Site of major battles in the 1948 War of Independence, the gate still bears pock marks inflicted by bullets fired at the gate. We made our …
After a wonderful 2-day visit with Aly and Teo, I connected with other Israeli friends, Sheila (who coordinates our Israel tours) and her husband, Kevin. Another wonderful couple gracious enough to invite me into their home. Besides her responsibilities at One for Israel and Israel College of the Bible, Sheila also happens to be an …
Welcome back friends! Yesterday we launched a mini-series regarding standing with courage in a messed up world. Unrighteousness reigns in our world and it is important for us to take a stand on Godly principles and values. Yet, there is a difference between rebellion and radical courage. We are not called to rebellion, but to …
Continue reading Living in a Messed up World: Reacting in Foolishness or Responding in Wisdom?
Shalom from the City of God! (I love saying that!) After entering Jerusalem last night, we spent our first day touring there today. Time after time we see the Lord's blessing and favor (though we are all so unworthy of such!) Israel is packed with tourists, yet often the Lord has given us a favorable …
Looking for the Blessed Hope 