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How the Church Failed the Jewish People
What made the Holocaust possible? It is a part of fallen human nature to need a scapegoat. Human beings tend to look for someone else to blame for their problems, someone to look down upon so they feel better about themselves. -
A Dangerous Theology—Not Irresistible at All
Exposing the fallacies of Irresistible The pastor of the second-largest church in America, Andy Stanley, wants to change the way Christianity is taught to reach new generations of skeptics, according to his book Irresistible: Reclaiming the New that Jesus Unleashed for the World. -
Israel’s Survival through Exile, War, and Persecution
One cannot help but notice when reading the Bible that most of the people groups mentioned no longer exist. -
What Sets Israel Apart From Other Nations?
Israel, a nation as small as the state of New Jersey, occupies center stage of the world’s attention. While vilified by some circles, the Jewish State is also admired by many for a story that is unique from that of all other nations. -
Why Is Israel’s Modern Statehood A Miracle?
The story of modern Israel is amazing in itself, but when taken within the context of the history of the Jewish people, it is clearly miraculous. The only explanation for this epic tale is a biblical one. -
Elijah’s Call to Pure Worship
Keeping our lives free from the influences of the godless world Mount Carmel is at the tip of a beautiful 24-mile-long wooded mountain range nestled in-between the Mediterranean Sea to the West and the Jezreel Valley to the East. -
Why Is Jerusalem So Controversial?
YOUR ISRAEL ANSWER: WHY IS JERUSALEM SO CONTROVERSIAL? JERUSALEM—it’s a name which stirs a wide spectrum of emotions and a quagmire of international disagreement. Here are several reasons for the multilayered controversy over Jerusalem. -
Why Christians Celebrate the Feast of Tabernacles
For more than 40 years, through the ICEJ, thousands of Christians have traveled from over 100 nations to celebrate the Feast of Tabernacles in Jerusalem. This biblical feast is not just for the Jewish people; the prophet Zechariah points to a time when all the nations will gather in Jerusalem to celebrate it. -
The Persistence of Antisemitism: Facing the Amalek of Our Time
This article traces the historical evolution of antisemitism from ancient pagan, religious, and racial hatred to its modern manifestation as radical anti-Zionism, calling on American Christians to actively stand in solidarity with the Jewish community today. -
How God Saved The Jewish People
Israel’s Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, placed his reputation and political career on the line to warn the U.S. Congress of the dangers of a nuclear Iran. His historic speech on March 3rd just happened to take place one day before the start of the Jewish holiday of Purim.… -
What Jesus Understood About Hanukkah
Had it not been for Hanukkah, there could have very well not been a Christmas A common understanding of the December holiday season is that Christmas is the holiday for Christians and Hanukkah is the holiday for Jews. -
The Expulsion of Middle East Jews and Christians
This article urges the Western Church to provide urgent aid and advocacy for persecuted Middle Eastern Jews and Christians.