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This time of joy is about the joy of time. In other words, joy comes from having time—time to be with God and with our loved ones.
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Hanukkah is one of the most joyous festivals of the Jewish calendar. Discover more about this celebration of God's wondrous miracles and the many important lessons Hanukkah has for both Christians and Jews through our rich resources.
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During these days, let us all remember that everyone gets a second chance. Let’s take advantage of this great gift and repent.
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While people of all religions are accustomed to connecting with God at houses of worship today, this was not always the case. Long before the Jewish people prayed in synagogues, God communicated with them in all sorts of unusual places. He appeared to Abraham in visions, wrestled with Jacob, spoke to Moses from a burning […]
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Judaism has a saying: “Our first thoughts decide the end results.” Our thoughts at the beginning of a something new impact how things will unfold.
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The key to strengthening our faith is remembering the miracles God has performed for us in the past and truly believing He will do so again.
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The most important prayer of the faithful is for everything—all the results that we want to see in our lives—even a bathroom when we need one!
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When we hold onto the simple faith that anything is possible, God will hear our cries and make miracles. That is the miracle of hope.
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When we stay in faith, God will help us birth every dream and realize every promise—at exactly the right time.
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By lighting the fire, the priests were demonstrating that while they fully relied upon God, they didn’t take His miracles for granted.
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We may not enjoy them as much, but that doesn’t mean they are any less miraculous. And like Job says, when we pass our tests, we don’t just win the gold; we become gold.
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Man is not God; we are simply a staff—a tool in His hand. No matter how impressive today’s achievements may appear, we cannot be fooled by modern magic.
