The state of the world since the coronavirus pandemic took hold is probably best described as “perplexed.”
During the coronavirus pandemic, politicians, virologists, doctors, professors, and specialists spoke out with a wide variety of hypotheses. But who was to be believed?
An article states that the coronavirus pandemic is an event that will fundamentally change the world...
It’s become so very quiet. Traffic reports used to be full of news of congestion; now the roads are mostly empty.
The date when we observe Easter—that is, the day on which we commemorate the resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ—is still based on the Jewish lunar calendar.
Over the past ten years, something else has changed in the Middle East.
For the second time, no one in Israel succeeded in forming a government.
Isn’t it the same for the Western nations? Haven’t they consciously turned away from the God of the Bible?
When the angel of the Lord appeared to Moses in the burning bush, Moses asked for His name.
The Almighty’s primary intent is salvation. God wants to save, not judge.
In Israel, you repeatedly hear the view that they, the members of the Jewish people, actually have a calling to be a light for the nations.
What is Christmas about? To look at the world, one might think that Christmas’s central figure is Santa Claus...
According to Deuteronomy 31:10-13, the law was to be proclaimed to the entire people of Israel every seventh year on the occasion of the Feast of Tabernacles.
The subject of our Lord’s return is crucially important, yet even we Christians seem to have forgotten it!
Prior to the elections in Israel, Professor Novel, a nonpartisan citizen, posted a video online.
In Leviticus 23, God ordained seven festivals for the Israelites through Moses.
Hardly a week goes by without someone reaching out to me who is struggling with sexual immorality.
In His sermon on the Mount of Olives, Jesus foretold the temple’s destruction.
A professor of theology was once asked, “Sir, when we’re in heaven, will we see our loved ones again?” The professor answered, “Yes, definitely, but everyone else, too.”
Even after an extension of the mandated time limit to form a new government, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and his Likud Party were unable to form a coalition.
According to the Bible, spiritual growth, wisdom, and knowledge are not related to our intellectual abilities.
For many years, Muslims in Nazareth, the city where Jesus grew up, have wanted to build a mosque near the Church of the Annunciation...
At the beginning of this year’s Holy Week, of all times, a fire broke out in Notre Dame de Paris.
Interestingly, President Trump’s announcement that America recognizes Israel’s sovereignty over the Golan Heights didn’t exactly cause an uproar in the Arab world.
When we consider the glory of heaven, we’re speaking of an area outside of our universe and the three dimensions of length, width, and height that we live in.
The Warsaw Conference showed once again that Israel isn’t the problem when it comes to peace in the Middle East, but that the root of the problem is much deeper.
Rejoice in the appearance of the Lord with us. Be encouraged again and take solace in the fact that Jesus is coming again!
Unfortunately, there are many Muslims who still dream of their once-glorious past and long to renew it.
Those without a specific task can look at the harvest field, look at the church where God has placed them, and pray that God will show them how to get involved.
Early elections are scheduled in Israel on April 9th, after the various coalition partners became increasingly at odds with one another.
“For I determined not to know any thing among you, save Jesus Christ, and him crucified” (1 Corinthians 2:2).
As the year 2018 ended, the great powers of the world gathered for the G-20 Summit in Buenos Aires.
A new year is here. Perhaps we are anxiously wondering what’s in store for us. The world’s going haywire.
The Jewish holiday, Hanukkah—which falls in December—occurs on the 25th of Kislev, according to the Jewish calendar, and lasts eight days.
For God, the final restoration of Israel won’t happen until after that—namely, the establishment of the kingdom of God and His Messiah on earth.
In Psalm 117, all nations are exhorted to praise the Lord, and it is said of Him, “great is his love toward us, and the faithfulness of the Lord endures forever” (v. 2).
Does it simply refer to re-establishing a Jewish nation, as seen in the founding of modern Israel, or does it mean something more?
It is wonderful to know that the Lord Jesus not only thinks about His church generally, but also knows each of us personally.
It’s interesting that the term “kingdom of God” isn’t used in the Old Testament, but appears frequently in the New Testament. The kingdom of God is central to the Gospels in particular.
Christianity possesses the prophetic Word of the Bible, but neglects to be concerned with it.
When it comes to the question of who owns the Holy Land, we always hear the somewhat oversimplified answer, “Of course it belongs to the people of Israel, because God promised it to them.”
