Christians owe a debt to Jews. The knowledge we have of God has come through them. That’s why heroes of the faith like Dietrich Bonhoeffer
The first step in justifying opposition to and even oppression of a group of people is to dehumanize them. That can be a subtle, even
What exactly is the “spirit of Amalek” and how is it different from the “spirit of Jeroboam”? As David Altman explains in this second part
Why do the Jewish people generate such opposition? From mild bias to vicious hatred, Jews have been the targets of animosity from ancient times. Now,
Whenever God does something to push forward His plan to bring full restoration and final redemption to Israel, the central question set before Christians is
Christians (including Messianic and Hebrew Roots believers) and Jews share common ground in Zion, or at least we should. That’s where Laura Densmore of Bridge Connector
In Zechariah 12 we read that God will make Jerusalem a burdensome stone for all the nations. That’s a word about judgment. When we remember
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
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
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