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A Plane Ticket, a Prayer, and a Awakening
Nearly 1,000 pastors just walked the streets of Jerusalem, and what they saw is reshaping how Christians support Israel.
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The 80s Icon Who Refused to Turn His Back on the Jewish People
Boy George just released a song boldly defending Israel, rooted in decades of real Jewish friendships.
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Abracadabra Isn’t Magic. It’s Hebrew.
Hebrew doesn’t just describe the world. According to ancient Jewish tradition, it built it, one spoken word at a time.
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What the Huckabee-Mamdani Clash Teaches Us About Standing for Israel
Mike Huckabee’s blunt rebuke of NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani exposes a deeper truth about antisemitism, courage, and what it means to stand with Israel today.
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The Oldest Promises Still Being Kept
God made promises to one man named Abraham: land, descendants, and blessing for the whole world. This is what the Bible actually says about the promises, and why they’re still being kept today.
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Israel Puts Its Money on the Bible
Israel’s new heritage investment protects the real places behind Genesis, Joshua, and the Dead Sea Scrolls, turning ancient ground into living history.
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Who and What Are the Noahides?
An anthropological look at the Noahide movement, the population estimates, daily practices, and their relationship to the Bible.
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Why Shabbat Is a Day On, Not a Day Off
Shabbat is a weekly return to something holy, built on candles, bread, and a rhythm older than the Bible itself.
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Jericho Then and Now: The Ancient City Where Israel’s Story Began
Discover Jericho’s story from Joshua’s fallen walls to the modern city standing there today, where ancient history and living streets share the same ground.
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The Oldest Address in the Bible
Hebron then and now: inside the Cave of the Patriarchs, the Jewish holy city where Abraham bought Sarah’s burial plot, and why the site still draws crowds every single day.
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The One Day Jerusalem Asks Her People to Sit on the Floor
Why Jews mourn and fast on Tisha B’Av, and why this ancient day of mourning still speaks to Christians who love Israel.
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The Money On My Kitchen Counter That Changed How I See Everything
What is Jewish charity, and why do Jews give so much of it? The answer is rooted in the Hebrew Bible.
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Seven Days, One Soul: The Meaning Behind Shivah
Shivah is the seven-day Jewish mourning period rooted in Genesis and Jewish law. Here’s what it teaches about grief, community, and the promise of comfort.
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Traditional Jewish Daily Life: The Hidden Habits Behind the Faith
Jewish faith isn’t built on grand gestures. It’s built in small, repeated habits, from morning blessings to Friday night candles, that turn ordinary life into something sacred.
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The New Face of Antisemitism: How the Far Right Targets Young Conservatives
Old hatred is wearing new clothes, and it’s reaching Gen Z through the feeds they scroll every day. Here’s what friends of Israel need to know.
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Jerusalem: The Truth About Why It’s Called “The Holy City”
Jerusalem didn’t earn its title through power or wealth. Discover the Biblical reason it’s called holy.
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From Progressive to Realist: How October 7 Changed One Professor’s View of Academia
After 17 years at UIC, sociologist Barbara Risman said the campus became too alienating to stay. Her story reveals a wider reckoning inside progressive academia.
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Dr. Phil on Antisemitism: Why Standing With Israel Isn’t Optional
He’s not Jewish, and he didn’t have to say a word. But Dr. Phil keeps speaking up anyway, even when it’s hard.
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