With Simchat Torah upon us, and the new TLV presently circulating among us, now might be a good time to consider how Jews actually got the Torah–and the Bible, on the whole. The book we call the Bible isn’t really a book in the
Experiencing Loss and God’s Plan for Redemption
Heartbroken. This one word seemed to sum up the feelings of the group of people who had gathered together to say a last goodbye to a husband, father, brother, and friend. People stood close to each other to support one
From Noah’s Family to Abraham’s Seed: Believing God for your Future
God began His relationship with mankind with Adam and then multiplied it by creating Eve. Uniquely each one soul, they also each completed one another and were at peace with their Creator. The space between them was created sacred. In the Bible, with
TLV Translation Insider | What is God’s Heart’s Desire?
This coming Shabbat the Jewish people all over the world will be reading the section of the Torah known as “Lech Lecha” or “Go Forth”. Beginning in Genesis 12, we read such highly impactful scriptures on walking with God and faith. In Genesis 12,
Helper Wanted: Only Warriors Need Apply
In today’s modern culture, even among believers in Yeshua, there is a lot of discussion about the roles of men and women. With this in mind, I wanted to write a little bit about one of the least discussed and
Why do we celebrate Simchat Torah?
The movie “Fiddler on the Roof” gave Jews around the world a catchphrase that could explain Jewish culture in a nutshell: “There’s a blessing for everything!” Likewise, the Jewish calendar is filled with feasts and celebrations for just about everything,