Articles
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Heeding the Word of Grace
The account I wish to address is recorded in Acts 20:7-12. “And upon the first day of the week, when the disciples came together to break bread, Paul… continued his speech until midnight” (Acts 20:7). They had not gathered merely…
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How the Holy Spirit Helps Us Overcome Temptation
Every believer lives in a world saturated with temptations and trials. The Lord, having given us new birth and faith in Yeshua, did not leave us here by accident. He knows that we can overcome everything and stand firm, passing…
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Parashat Va’era: Believing and Trusting God
There are passages of Scripture we want to read again and again because they hold, in remarkable unity, God’s heart, human pain, and the key to freedom. The weekly portion of Va’era opens with God’s words to Moses: “I am…
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The Reference Point: When God Began a New Time
We are living in days when much feels unstable and hard to read. Headlines shift faster than we can process them, talk of wars and upheavals grows louder than ever, and an anxious question rises in many hearts: “What is…
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Set Your Heart on Your Ways: Service as the Path of Life and Faithfulness
We often hear the same question: “Why is this happening to me?” It’s asked by people who genuinely love God, yet suddenly find themselves in a season of pressure—when difficulties pile up, disappointment sets in, prayers seem to go unanswered,…
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When was Yeshua actually born?
Shalom, dear brothers and sisters! While the world prepares to celebrate Christmas on December 25th, let’s explore together what Scripture and historical evidence tell us about the actual date of our Messiah Yeshua’s birth. In the Gospel of Luke, we…
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Hanukkah: Be Renewed – Shine in the Dark
When Hanukkah lights are kindled, the atmosphere in a home subtly changes – warmer, quieter within, clearer in thought. Year after year, Hanukkah seems to ask the same honest question: what fills our days – and why is there sometimes…
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Hanukkah: History of the Holiday
Throughout ancient history, there were countless wars. Usually, victories went to the more experienced, numerous, and better-equipped armies. However, sometimes small armies defeated empires. One of the most famous examples is the Greeks’ victory over the Persian Empire – everyone…
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Don’t Lose Your Focus: How to Return to God’s Calling and the Joy of Serving
There are moments when a believer looks back and quietly asks: “Where is the fire I had at the beginning?” There was a time when everything connected with God felt like an honor and a privilege: praying for someone, opening…
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The Greatest Biblical Narrative of Strength, Weakness, and Final Redemption
The story of Samson is one of the most paradoxical narratives in Scripture. He is far from an ideal hero; in him we see a striking combination of divine calling and very human weakness. His birth is not accidental –…
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Intercession and Blessing: The Path to Healing and a Renewed Heart
Scripture reveals an astonishing truth to us: the blessing of God is already present in our lives, for “Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who has blessed us with every spiritual blessing in the heavenly…
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What Is in Our Hearts Is What Leads Us
Scripture teaches that human life does not start with outward circumstances, but with what fills the heart. Our decisions, our words, our reactions, our faith or unbelief – all of this flows from the depths of the inner person. What…