Note: This post was written prior to America's attack on Fordow, Natanz and Isfahan on Saturday. The circumstances are certainly different now, but the point remains the same: Jerusalem will continue to be a heavy stone, and our trust must be rooted in Jesus and nothing else! Enjoy! It is a sad state of affairs. …
Continue reading A Biblical Response to the Tucker Carlson-Ted Cruz Blow Up
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
Terrorism has no bounds. Very large wildfires are burning west of Jerusalem and winds are unusually high and coming from different directions this evening in Israel. To make matters worst, the fires were intentionally set by Palestinian terrorists, and jihadists around the Middle East are literally celebrating this event. I'm still filtering through news to …
Saturday is Shabbat in the Jewish world, which means virtually everything is shut down from sundown on Friday until sundown on Saturday. So, what is a group to do? Go to Jerusalem! Our agenda included a stop on the Mount of Olives overlooking Temple Mount, a stroll through the Garden of Gethsemane, prayer time at …
Looking for the Blessed Hope 