It has been difficult this week to think about much else than the state of the world. The US election is just one of the issues pressing in from all quarters. We are forcibly made aware of how much God’s revealed truth through the scriptures provides … [Read more...]

“We are what we think.” It is pretty much an accepted truth just as, “We are what we eat.” There is no logical way to deny the truth of such statements. In regard to thought, then, the logical follow up question would obviously be, “Then, what am … [Read more...]

In these uncertain days, the Sabbath is becoming more meaningful as time goes by. With so much of “the world” to deal with for six days, the Sabbath beckons as a needed respite. The Sabbath has always been a special delight. It is a day that God … [Read more...]

As we continue to prepare in the coming days for our participation in and appreciation of God’s Holy Days, let us look for a moment at the Day of Atonement and what follows. In Revelation we read: “Then I saw an angel coming down from heaven, … [Read more...]

We have so much to be thankful for. The calling our Father has given us by His personal invitation should be very high on the list. We can also be thankful to Him for leading and guiding us to godly sorrow so that we could begin to see ourselves as … [Read more...]

Following the flood, Noah and his sons were well acquainted with God’s will. The One who became Jesus Christ spoke to them (Genesis 9:8) and told them, “…Be fruitful and multiply, and fill the earth” (Genesis 9:1). As we will see in other places, God … [Read more...]

As we think about all the events that precede the return of Jesus Christ to this beleaguered earth, the magnitude and impact is hard to imagine. Of course, many events are the direct result of God’s intervening hand – miraculous happenings which … [Read more...]

What is glory? A common definition is, “of high renown, honor or magnificence.” As with anything that God defines as good, the god of this world has a counterfeit of it that appears enticing on the surface but is utterly destructive. For many, … [Read more...]

Jonathan Sacks is a British Rabbi who served as Chief Rabbi of the United Hebrew Congregations of the Commonwealth until 2013. In his 2013 book, Community of Faith, he evaluates the role of the synagogue in Jewish life today. He notes early on that, … [Read more...]