October 29, 2018

October 29, 2018

All Christians are called to be good soldiers for Christ. Remember: we all have trials and battles. But those who understand the specific purpose of each piece of armor, those who clothe themselves in the full armor of God every day, are victorious in battle. You must be clothed with salvation, sanctification, righteousness, and the […]

Sunday October 28th: 19 Cheshvan

Today we want to recall theconversation Jesus had with the Samaritan woman in John’s gospel. In that day and in that culture, this conversation would have been borderline scandalous. But there’s some very interesting things in that conversation that all believers need to take to heart. “But the hour is coming, and now is, when […]

Saturday October 27th: 18 Cheshvan

There is a principle in Scripture that is reinforced repeatedly throughout the Bible which conveys this message: without suffering, there is no glory. Of course, everybody wants glory, but few are willing to embrace the suffering that precedes it. Yet, Messiah made it very clear, on many occasions and in many different ways, that this […]

Thursday October 25th: 16 Cheshvan

It was on this day in 1949 that the Aliyah known as “Magic Carpet,”an immigration of thousands of Yemenite Jews to Israel, began. During this operation some 49,000 Yemenite Jews were airlifted to Israel aboard British and American transport flights. The official Hebrew name of this operation was Kanfei Nesharim, or “On the Wings of Eagles,”a name obviously […]

Wednesday October 24th: 15 Cheshvan

It was on this day in 1938 that the Nazi pogrom, later known as Kristallnacht or the “Night of Broken Glass,”took place throughout Germany and Austria. This event was precipitated by the murder of a German Embassy official in Paris at the hands of a Polish born Jew. Looking at the severity and extensiveness of […]

Tuesday October 23rd: 14 Cheshvan

It was on this day in 1917 that the British government gave final approval to the adoption of the Balfour Declaration. This was a document that declared British support for those Jews who were trying to establish a Jewish homeland in the Holy Land. It was written by the UK’s Foreign Minister, Arthur James Balfour. […]

Monday October 22nd: 13 Cheshvan

It was on this day in 1939 that the Nazi Governor of conquered Poland issued a prohibition against the ritual slaughter of animals. This was directed at those Jewish people who wanted to slaughter their animals in accordance with the laws of kashrut, so that they could eat things in accordance with their beliefs. The […]