We call it ours, our resources, our vision, our work. Yet Scripture reminds us we are only stewards. From the willing offering in the wilderness to the pattern shown on the mountain, God reveals a deeper truth: what we build must align with His design. Sincerity begins the journey; submission completes it.
Motivated by Love
Obedience to God’s statutes must be motivated by our love for Him. His commandments are not given to push us away, but to shape a life that remains near to Him, grounded in love.
Rebuilding Lives: How Israelis Are Returning to Normal After Crisis
It’s a quiet morning in Sderot, and a small café opens its doors again for the first time in months. The owner arrived early, unlocked the door, and stood for a moment before turning on the lights. Some of the windows were new, installed after damage from rocket fire.
Syria in a State of Fragmentation
Syria did not collapse in a single moment; it fractured until nothing remained to hold it together.
When Reverence Fades
The fear of the LORD gently anchors our hearts to God, keeping us close and attentive to Him. When reverence fades, we risk approaching Him casually, forgetting the beauty of awe and devotion.
Pray with Us! – February 2026
Shalom from Jerusalem, Tu B’Shvat, the Jewish New Year of the Trees, arrives quietly, marked by new buds on branches that have endured months of cold and strain. Across Israel, this season of the New … Read More
When God Brings His People Home
God’s promises do not end with death. Returning a body to be buried in the Land of Promise carries weight that we may not understand. Joseph understood this. Ezekiel understood, too.
Thank You Letter – January 2026
I want to personally thank you for standing with us and for investing in the next generation here in Israel. Because of your faithfulness encouragement and generosity we are able to walk closely with young people during one of the most formative seasons of their lives.
A Century of Reform, Resistance, and Religious Rule in Iran
On the streets of Iran today, protests begin quietly and often end in blood. Demonstrators gather demanding change, only to be met by security forces firing live ammunition. Phones go dark as internet access is cut.
Signs, Affliction, and Knowing the LORD
The Exodus story slows us down at a critical moment and asks us to notice a detail most readers miss. This reflection explores why that detail matters and what it reveals about power, warning, and accountability.