I was reading my Bible the other day, just as I do nearly every morning, and I was in 1 Kings, Chapter 13. After reading that chapter it occurred to me that there is a really important lesson there, one that could save us from being led away from salvation
Purim (which means “lots”) is one of (if not the) most joyous holidays in Judaism. But after all the costume parties, parades, games, and hamantaschen, there are some serious and comforting lessons we can glean from this book of the Bible. If you prefer to watch a video, click on
How many of you have known couples or have friends who have had disagreements about religion, politics, even sports teams which resulted in them dissolving that relationship? Really- how stupid is that? No video today- just a simple thought. But I still need to do the administrative stuff, so those
I know I say this sometimes and it doesn’t end up as I thought it would, but I really, REALLY think this should be a short-and-sweet message. If you prefer to watch a short-and-sweet video, click on this link: Watch the video. What does today’s title mean? It refers to
We all know God gave many different commandments to Moses during the 40 years in the desert, but have you ever considered that God never gave any other commandments, anywhere else, throughout the rest of the Bible? I think that’s because God figures that when he says to do something,
The question, “How can a perfect God make such imperfect beings?” has been raised any number of times. I believe the answer is that he made us perfectly imperfect for a reason. If you prefer to watch a video, click on this link: Watch the video. Let’s see what might
How many understand the message about looking in the mirror in James 1:22-24? If you prefer to watch a video, click on this link: Watch the video. It is a fundamental principle of Jewish study that the Torah is a mirror reflecting one’s own life, soul, and spiritual journey. The Book
What is worship? According to Google Dictionary, it is the feeling or expression of reverence and adoration for a deity. But how many of us only express that in prayer while at services in synagogue or church? Or alone in prayer? Shouldn’t worship be evident in everything we do, everything we
I know you may be thinking that I am wrong saying antisemitism isn’t growing because there is so much antisemitism occurring all over the world. But is this really something new? If you prefer to watch a video, click on this link: Watch the video. Antisemitism isn’t new, and it
How often have you heard people tell you that you are saved by faith, and faith alone? Then someone else tells you that James said faith without works is dead. Then someone else tells you that works are useless. Then someone else tells you all you need to do is