Even when His ways are hidden and His silence feels heavy, God is still at work. The stories of Abraham, the widow’s oil, and the Shunammite woman remind us that faith is not built on understanding, but on trust in the One who never fails.
Standing for Truth in an Age of Spiritual Deception
God’s promises are not negotiable, and His covenant with Israel is not up for debate. “Forever” means forever, because the God who called Abram still calls us to stand for truth today.
Finding Peace in the Storm — Two Years Later
As we begin Beresheet, we are reminded that God still speaks light into chaos. From the first moments of creation to the unfolding events of our own time, His hand continues to guide, redeem, and restore. Even when the world seems out of control, His faithfulness never wavers, and His timing is never off.
Light, Chaos, and the Faithful Hand of God
As we begin Beresheet, we are reminded that God still speaks light into chaos. From the first moments of creation to the unfolding events of our own time, His hand continues to guide, redeem, and restore. Even when the world seems out of control, His faithfulness never wavers, and His timing is never off.
Rejoicing in the Living Torah
Across Israel, the sound of hammers building sukkot fills the air, and the markets overflow with palm branches, myrtle, willows, and fragrant etrogim. Families prepare to celebrate Sukkot, the weeklong festival of joy, light, and remembrance of God’s provision in the wilderness.
Make a Choice
The rock of our salvation, our fortress and deliverer, never changes! He keeps us, protects us, and gives us strength for another day…
Dwelling in Hope this Sukkot
Across Israel, the sound of hammers building sukkot fills the air, and the markets overflow with palm branches, myrtle, willows, and fragrant etrogim. Families prepare to celebrate Sukkot, the weeklong festival of joy, light, and remembrance of God’s provision in the wilderness.
Our Rock, in Whom We Trust
The rock of our salvation, our fortress and deliverer, never changes! He keeps us, protects us, and gives us strength for another day…
Yom Kippur: Hope for Redemption
By: Moran Rosenblit We are in the midst of times of profound significance—appointed times set by God for the children of Israel. Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement, stands as the most solemn day on the … Read More
When God Hides His Face
Shabbat Shuvah calls us to return. Even as God warned of Israel’s unfaithfulness, His covenant of mercy remains unbroken. This week’s reading reminds us that His face may be hidden for a time, but His grace is everlasting, and He still calls us back to Him.