
Why We Remember
God commands us to remember many things. Why? What’s the importance of remembering things in the past, especially if they are painful and unpleasant? Exodus

God commands us to remember many things. Why? What’s the importance of remembering things in the past, especially if they are painful and unpleasant? Exodus

This coming week, 13-19 September 2026 (2-8 Tishrei 5787), the Bible reading plan covers Ha’azinu (Give Ear). 13 Sep Deuteronomy 32:1-6 Joel 2:12-3:21 2

Do we ever think about why we use particular words? For example, when referring to Jewish people living in the Jordan Valley, why do we

Are the Jewish and Christian concepts of Messiah really different, or are they two perspectives on the same covenant mystery? Deuteronomy 29:10-31:30; Isaiah 53:1-12, 61:10-63:9;

This coming week, 6-12 September 2026 (24 Elul 5786-1 Tishrei 5787), the Bible reading plan covers Rosh Hashanah (Yom Teruah). 06 Sep Genesis 21:1-12

Does redemption happen all at once, or is it a process? And is there anything we can do to help that process along? Hanoch Young

This coming week, 30 August-5 September 2026 (17-23 Elul 5786), the Bible reading plan covers Nitzavim (You Are Standing) & Vayalekh (And He Went).

There’s nothing in God’s word that says we have to agree with everyone on everything, but there’s a lot in there about getting along with

This coming week, 23-29 August 2026 (10-16 Elul 5786), the Bible reading plan covers Ki Tavo (When You Enter In). 23 Aug Deuteronomy 26:1-11

We look forward to the Messianic Age when God’s glory covers the earth and peace prevails. That’s why we expect our Creator to carry us