The “Lost Tribes of Israel” have fascinated historians and scholars for centuries. Who are they and how did they get lost?
Quiet and somber, Astelda told her story to a prayer counselor. The Jewish woman was consumed in sadness and depression. She was in physical pain, too, and longed for healing in her body and her soul. Astelda had been suffering a long time with headaches.
Daniah Greenberg loves the Bible. When we asked her about her favorite book within it, she could hardly say. Then, clutching her Bible close, she said, “It depends on what week you catch me because I LOVE the Bible.” In 2008, Daniah’s love for God’s Word sent her on an adventure she never expected.
The Bible – it’s the Word of God that has the power to transform our lives.
Luke 5 recounts a time when the Lord encouraged His disciples to launch into deeper waters to be more effective. Will you join us in our prayers to go deeper?
Celebrate Shavuot, remembering God giving the Torah at Mount Sinai and the Holy Spirit in Jerusalem. Rejoice in God's Word and presence. Acts 2:1-17.
Shavuot is one of three pilgrimage feasts that the Jewish People were commanded to observe at the Temple in Jerusalem, and it begins at sundown on Saturday, June 11, 2016. Shavuot, Feast of Weeks, Feast of Firstfruits, Pentecost - the holiday holds many points of significance.
His friends used to call him “Drug Bear” because he could do more drugs than any of them. When he was 16 years old, though, he went too far. “I took enough mescaline for 30 people,” Michael recounts on Real Messiah’s website, “and my friends put me on a bus alone, sending me home to fend for myself.
