Category: Israel
Lessons from the Feast of Hanukkah’s: Preserving Our Christian Identity
The Feast of Hanukkah isn’t just a Jewish celebration—it’s a powerful reminder for Christians today to stand firm in their faith. As society increasingly pressures believers to assimilate into secular ideologies, the example of the Maccabees’ fight for their identity, values, and faith remains deeply relevant. This blog explores how we can draw strength from their victory and biblical principles to resist cultural pressures, defend our beliefs, and trust in God’s provision during these challenging times. Learn how to navigate today’s ideological battles while holding steadfast to your Christian identity.
Trapped at October 7th, 2003
Today marks the somber anniversary of Hamas’s devastating assault on Israel, a calamity that claimed the lives of over 1,400 individuals—innocents, including women, children, infants, and the elderly, alongside soldiers.
5 Key Facts: Exploring the Ancestral Link Between the Jewish People and the Land of Israel
Explore the rich historical, religious, and cultural tapestry binding the Jewish people to the land of Israel. From biblical promises in Genesis to modern geopolitical realities, the enduring connection is evident. Recent challenges, marked by baseless claims and antisemitism, contrast sharply with the well-documented evidence supporting the legitimacy of the Jewish presence. Discover the profound narrative that weaves through millennia, shaping a compelling story of identity, faith, and resilience.
Jesus of Nazareth: King of the Jews not King of the Palestinians
Explore the historical truth of Jesus of Nazareth, recognizing him as the King of the Jews rather than the King of the Palestinians. Uncover the significance of preserving accurate narratives, addressing misconceptions, and understanding the complexities surrounding Jesus’ identity. Delve into the historical context, dispelling myths that aim to redefine his legacy. Embrace an informed perspective on Jesus, navigating through nuanced historical realities.
