Our Social Distancing cannot destroy our Spiritual Unity!
By Sam Nadler Our spiritual unity in Messiah is not based on our physical proximity but on our personal faith
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“Preach the word in season, out of season” (2 Timothy 4:2)
By Sam Nadler This period of time would certainly seem to be “out of season.” And with everyone hunkered down,
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The Feast of Purim
By Sam Nadler The Feast of Purim is a Biblical holiday found in the book of Esther that celebrates God’s
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Indebted to Share
By Sam Nadler I am often asked to explain difficult passages of Scripture, where my fellow brothers in the
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Praise and Thanksgiving for the Phoenix Conference!
By Sam Nadler Thanks for praying! The Lord blessed our latest Developing Healthy Messianic Congregations Conference in Phoenix over Presidents’
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February 2020 Messianic Marriage Conference Report!
By Marianela Leekley “I wish I would have taken this course 30 years ago!!!” remarked one of the participants at
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Love for the Lord & the Lost in Phoenix
By Sam Nadler Why plant Messianic congregations? There can be many answers to that question: to testify of God’s faithfulness
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Ordinary People, Extraordinary God!
By Sam Nadler The Book of Ruth is a story of loyalty, romance, restoration and how God can
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To the Jew First – The Missing Piece of the Good News
By Sam Nadler A single-cell bacteria uses for propulsion, a whip-like tail connected to an outboard motor, called a “flagellum.”
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Hanukkah and the Mercies of God
By Sam Nadler Hanukkah, also known as the Feast of Dedication, is an eight day feast beginning on the 24th
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The Sukkot Secret for our Security
By Sam Nadler “You shall dwell in booths for seven days. All who are native Israelites shall dwell in booths, that your generations may know that I made the children of Israel dwell in booths when I brought them out of the land of Egypt: I...
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Praying for the Zealous
By Sam Nadler Many believers admire the Jewish community, particularly the Orthodox, for their religious dedication and zeal. But, is
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