Identifying with God’s Call and People
The Feast of Purim is a Jewish holiday found in the Book of Esther that celebrates God’s delivering His people from destruction. Purim is recognized each year in Jewish communities
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A Strange Kingdom
“When we eliminate the Jewishness from these parables, we are left with questions that lack answers.” Books on the Kingdom of Heaven abound, so why do we need another? Because
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A Wake-Up Call
Recently, a friend of ours had a conversation not soon forgotten. As *John was talking with his unbelieving Jewish friend, *David, the topic of Messianic believers came up. David asserted
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Shavuot: God’s Perfect Timing
Traditionally, both Jews and Christians have thought of Shavuot as a “birthday”. For the traditional Jewish community, this feast was first celebrated around the time when God gave Israel the
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Messiah Has All Authority
We tend to be suspicious of authority, as the very idea seems to require that one give up independence and autonomy so as to be exploited by others. But lack
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Is the Virgin Birth Jewish?
By Sam Nadler Of all the miracles the Bible attributes to God, it seems the virgin birth of Messiah arouses the most controversy. The same Bible that reveals God, declares
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The Giver of Freedom
By Miriam Nadler Every year on the 4th of July we have picnics and gatherings that include spectacular fireworks, in order to celebrate our national freedom. We, as a people,
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Four Myths about the Law
By Sam Nadler While studying Scripture, we can wrongly expect God’s word to conform to our own pre-conceived ideas, whether cultural or theological. However, it is essential to always look
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Opportunities in Disguise
By Sam Nadler There are times that for His own reasons, God may allow sickness, discomfort, or hardship to impact our lives. In such trials, the tendency is to focus
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