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Torah Readings: Discover the Hebrew Roots of Your Faith
Discover how weekly Torah Bible readings can transform your understanding of the Bible—and enrich your Bible study and devotions. -
Nehemiah 8, the Fall Feasts, and a People Hungry for God’s Word
Learn how Nehemiah 8 connects to the Feast of Trumpets, Israel’s deep repentance & the prophetic fulfillment of the Feast of Tabernacles. -
Biblical Illiteracy: Why We Must Add Israel to Theological Education
The decline of biblical literacy in American society and churches is now greatly impacting theological institutions preparing the next generation of Christian pastors and leaders. Learn what this means for Israel’s future. -
Hearing God’s Voice, Obedience, and Blessing
God’s blessings are actively chasing you! Discover how obedience and fellowship unlock His favor and let His goodness overtake your life. -
What Is the Priestly Blessing?
The Priestly Blessing is a unique blessing found in Numbers 6, and there’s something beautiful Christians can learn from it today. -
The Significance of Chorazin (Chorazim) in the Bible
What can we learn from Chorazin in the Bible in our everyday walk with Jesus? Keep reading to learn. -
The Prophetic Secret of God’s Calendar and Leviticus 23
God has a calendar of appointed times to meet with His children. -
Feast of Tabernacles: The Most Joyful Feast on God’s Calendar
The Feast of Tabernacles, or Sukkot, is the last and greatest of God's seven appointed feasts, celebrating both the wilderness journey of Israel and the ingathering of the harvest. Explore its rich biblical significance and it prophetic promise of a future when all nations will come to Jerusalem to worship. -
Complaining in the Bible: Is It a Sin?
Does the Bible talk about complaining—and is it actually a sin in God’s eyes? -
The High Cost of Unbelief
Learn what set Moses apart so he could hear God’s voice and speak to Him “face to face.” -
Hearing God’s Voice: What We Can Learn from Moses
What can we learn from Moses about hearing God’s voice? When Moses set up the tabernacle in the wilderness, he anointed and consecrated all the furnishings and utensils. This simple act not only set an example for future generations of priests to follow but could be said to have been the very first Hanukkah! -
What Is the Shema and Why Is It Important?
In an age of nonstop noise—of constant streams of media, workplace demands, and the pressures of life—it can be hard to discern God’s voice amid the digital and social clutter. Even the good things, like relationships with friends and family, can become distractions.…