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Hanoch Young: A Voice from Judah, part 2
What would it take for Israel to extend an invitation to Christians who express identity with and love for the world’s only Jewish State to
Hanoch Young: A Voice from Judah, part 1
Hanoch Young has been a Jewish activist since his youth. As he will tell you, that’s what got him arrested on three continents before his
Al McCarn: Christian Zionism 101, part 3
When did the history of Israel begin? Not in 1948, when the modern state of Israel became independent, and not in 1917, when the British
Al McCarn: Christian Zionism 101, part 2
If God is zealous over Zion, shouldn’t His people share that zeal? Of course, it might help if they understood exactly what Zion is, and
Al McCarn: Christian Zionism 101, part 1
Why should Christians care about Israel and the Jewish people? That’s a question Al McCarn answers in his new book, Christian Zionism 101: Ten Reasons Christians
Tony Boyatt: The Heart of the Matter, part 3
It just makes sense that humility, love, compassion, and mercy are the building blocks of our God’s Kingdom. At least, that’s what we learn from
Tony Boyatt: The Heart of the Matter, part 2
A major topic in End Times discussions is the rebuilding of God’s Temple in Jerusalem. What seldom enters into such conversations is God’s desire to
Tony Boyatt: The Heart of the Matter, part 1
What is more important to our Creator: that we have perfect knowledge of His word, or that we act on what we know with hearts
Laura Lee: Healing the Shepherds to Heal the Sheep, part 3
Do pastors and spiritual leaders need counseling and deliverance? Of course they do! They suffer from the same problems as everyone else. Sadly, they may
Laura Lee: Healing the Shepherds to Heal the Sheep, part 2
It’s bad enough that anyone would suffer extreme trauma and abuse as a child, so how much worse can it be when such a person
Laura Lee: Healing the Shepherds to Heal the Sheep, part 1
Is anyone beyond redemption and healing? Laura Lee would tell you no, but it’s a long, hard journey. She has travelled that road, first suffering
Kevin Jessip: From Repentance to Reformation, part 5
What happens when we do church by formula instead of by the living Word of God and the breath of His Spirit? Kevin Jessip has
Kevin Jessip: From Repentance to Reformation, part 4
What does Yeshua mean when He says, “the least of these My brethren” (Matthew 25:40)? Is He talking about Christians, or about His Jewish kin?
Kevin Jessip: From Repentance to Reformation, part 3
What’s the difference between a mantle and an anointing? Kevin Jessip learned the difference from German evangelist Reinhard Bonnke. He shares that with us in this third part
Kevin Jessip: From Repentance to Reformation, part 2
What’s an armor bearer? We read in the Bible about the armor bearer of Jonathan, son of King Saul, who accompanied him everywhere to help carry
Kevin Jessip: From Repentance to Reformation, part 1
Everyone probably knows a pastor or ministry leader, and everyone knows a successful business owner. It’s likely that everyone has met a government consultant at
Revis Daggett: The Shadow of the Inquisition, part 5
There’s an interesting prophecy from Obadiah that is becoming relevant in our day: The exiles of Jerusalem, who are in Sepharad,will possess the cities of
Revis Daggett: The Shadow of the Inquisition, part 4
Could it be that David Crockett was fighting against the Spanish Inquisition when he died at the Battle of the Alamo? Could the Texas Revolution have
Revis Daggett: The Shadow of the Inquisition, part 3
Why is it that Mexican grandmothers don’t want to talk about their families’ history? Could it be that there is a Jewish element in their
Revis Daggett: The Shadow of the Inquisition, part 2
Was Christopher Columbus Jewish? If so, did his voyage of discovery in 1492 have any connection to his Jewish identity? That’s one of the questions
Revis Daggett: The Shadow of the Inquisition, part 1
Remember Cinderella? She’s a servant in her own home, oppressed by her adopted family, and unable to access her true identity as her father’s heir.
Beverly Hall: All Things to All People, part 3
We expect to find blatant anti-Israel and anti-Jewish sentiment in places like progressive college campuses and radical Islamic countries, but what are we supposed to
Beverly Hall: All Things to All People, part 2
Bev Hall has a heart for guiding children in God’s truth. That’s what inspired her to become a teacher, and it’s what inspires her to
Beverly Hall: All Things to All People, part 1
At the age of 75, Bev Hall doesn’t show any signs of slipping into a comfortable retirement! She has already lived a full life, and
Susanne Ratcliffe: Stones of Wrath – Israel’s Tribes in Cultural Context, part 3
What is the historical basis for the migration of Israel’s tribes into Europe – and especially the migrations of Dan into Denmark, the country that
Susanne Ratcliffe: Stones of Wrath – Israel’s Tribes in Cultural Context, part 2
Authors might describe the process of writing as the process of sharing with their readers the inspiration that moved them to write. Often that inspiration
Susanne Ratcliffe: Stones of Wrath – Israel’s Tribes in Cultural Context, part 1
Fiction may be the most powerful kind of literature. Things that seem unbelievable and outlandish in real life become acceptable and even plausible in a
Samuel Wearp: How the World Changed on October 7, part 3
Whenever we fight against evil, there is often the danger of becoming the very evil we seek to destroy. Is that possible in this righteous
Samuel Wearp: How The World Changed On October 7, Part 2
What is this current war between Israel and Hamas really about? What are the wider issues – not just diplomatic and military issues, but the
Samuel Wearp: How the World Changed on October 7, part 1
How do we know if we’re living through not only world-changing events, but long-awaited fulfillment of prophecies? Chances are, we won’t know until we have
