When our Founding Fathers signed the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776, it was a proclamation of faith. They were speaking something into existence during a time when the Revolutionary War could have easily gone another way. Odds were that the colonies should have...

Church dispensational teaching about the end times is generally focused on judgment and the drama of tribulation that comes to destroy. But that perception misses an important aspect of God’s heart for redemption. The Father said to Yeshua, “Sit at My right hand until I make...

After the Resurrection, Yeshua (Jesus) told Mary Magdalene to go tell all His followers, “I ascend to My Father and your Father, and My God and your God” (John 20:17).[1] God is our Father and He loves us very much. You may say, “I wish I could have lived when Yeshua and the...

Intercession is one of the greatest expressions of the Holy Spirit through us, so do not let it go dormant. The highest level of prayer and intercession you can have is to pray in tongues by the Holy Spirit because then you are not praying out of your own thinking or...

When we think about Pentecost, we think about the beginning of the Church, the giving of the Holy Spirit, and the oneness that rested on those devout believers in Jerusalem (Acts 2:1, 46). The Jewish tradition for the Day of Pentecost or Shavuot talks about the giving of the...

Three thousand years ago, King David established Jerusalem as the capital city of the Jewish people. Rome captured the city in AD 70, which sent the Jews into exile. Later, following the Six-Day War in 1967, Israeli forces recaptured the Old City that had been under Jordanian...

Yeshua (Jesus) used parables in His teaching to help us understand deep spiritual truths that are difficult to grasp on a natural level. In the parable about the wedding feast, God tells us what He has done, who He is, and how He feels. Jesus spoke to them again in parables,...

The Second Passover, known as Pesach Sheni, is a one-day celebration that says, “It is never too late.” Celebrated in Israel on May 12 this year, it signifies that there is always a second chance. It is God’s message to us that it is never too late to return to Him. We see an...

In John 17 Yeshua (Jesus) spoke a directive that is for us now. As you read it, feel like the Lord is speaking to you in a very personal way, giving you the direction and understanding that you need for the days ahead. It may not sound new, but I want it to touch your heart in...

Israel’s Independence Day, known as Yom Ha’atzmaut, is celebrated on May 1 this year. This date is determined by the Hebrew calendar, so it changes annually. As Christians who love and stand with Israel, we contend earnestly in our prayers for God to move supernaturally for...

When you get into a hurricane, you see things flying all around you: barns, trees, cows, and whatever. From that perspective, the situation seems very confusing. But if you rise above the storm and look at it from a weather radar perspective, it becomes simple to understand....

This year the Holocaust Remembrance Day in Israel begins at sundown on April 23 and goes until sunset on April 24. Known as Yom HaShoah in Hebrew, it is a day to remember the atrocities committed during the Holocaust in WWII and the attack on Israel by Hamas on October 7, 2023....

During the time of Passover, Yeshua (Jesus) went to the cross and was sacrificed as our Passover Lamb. Therefore, we are to “celebrate the feast, not with the old leaven, … but with the unleavened bread of sincerity and truth” (1 Corinthians 5:7–8).[1] Obviously, Judaism does...

In the Passover story, God told Moses, “Pharaoh will not listen to you, so that My wonders will be multiplied in the land of Egypt” (Exodus 11:9).[1] God wanted to glorify Himself before Israel, before Egypt, and before the nations of the world. Remember, it is never about what...

Something happens when a son relates to a father. When Christ the Son related to His Father, the Father loved Him and placed all things in His hands (John 3:35). Sonship is a relationship, and we also need to engage in this relationship of being sons to our Father (John 20:17;...

I am not concerned about being politically correct; I want to be biblically correct. Our standard as Christians is to live as the people of God. That is why we live believing for the flesh nature to be crucified with Him through the cross of Christ. We believe in the power of...

The Body of Christ is to be a voice of authority to the world. We must move in the Word of power and authority that Yeshua (Jesus) told us we have (Luke 10:19). It is the authority to bind and loose, the authority to bring from the realm of spirit into manifestation the things...

The book of Esther teaches us how quickly things can change. When God moves, everything can change instantly. As iniquity continues to abound and darkness encompasses the earth, the intercession of God’s people can turn things around 180 degrees in a moment. The jubilant...