This coming week, 1-7 November 2026 (21-27 Cheshvan 5787), the Bible reading plan covers Chayei Sarah (Life of Sarah). 01 Nov Genesis 23:1-16 Judges
What powers did our first ancestors lose when they fell to sin? Do we get those powers back in the resurrection? If we do, then
This coming week, 25-31 October 2026 (14-20 Cheshvan 5787), the Bible reading plan covers VaYera (And He Appeared). 25 Oct Genesis 18:1-14 Judges 5:1-31
Nothing is impossible if we put our minds to it. That’s been our problem all along. Genesis 6:9-11:32; Isaiah 54:1-55:5; Jeremiah 31:31-34; Matthew 5:1-7:22; Hebrews
This coming week, 18-24 October 2026 (7-13 Cheshvan 5787), the Bible reading plan covers Lech L’Cha (Go Forth). 18 Oct Genesis 12:1-13 Joshua 21:1-45
If there is no Creator, then what meaning is there to life? If the Creator has no plan for his creation, what is the point
This coming week, 11-17 October 2026 (30 Tishrei-6 Cheshvan 5787), the Bible reading plan covers Noach (Noah). 11 Oct Genesis 6:9-22 Joshua 11:1-12:24
Who does God like best? That’s not a fair question. A better question is, who does God want in his family? Deuteronomy 33:1-34:12; Joshua 1:1-18;
This coming week, 4-10 October 2026 (23-29 Tishrei 5787), the Bible reading plan covers Simchat Torah (Rejoicing with the Torah) & B’Reisheet (In the Beginning).
It is possible to explain the meaning of life without a Creator, but is any such explanation sustainable apart from the Creator? How can we