How Many Feasts Are There?
If you ask most Messianic and Hebrew Roots believers how many Feasts there are, they will reply with “seven.” Is that really the best and most complete answer?
Continue reading →Counting The Omer Devotional
In just a few days it will be time to begin Counting the Omer, counting up to the day of Shavuot. Here is a new daily devotional to encourage you as you count.
Continue reading →7 Year Apocalypse by Michael Snyder
7 Year Apocalypse is a book about both Bible prophecy and current events. Published in 2021, some of the things described are now happening or have already happened.
Continue reading →Purim – How To Handle Persecution
Esther, pleading for the lives of the Jewish people amidst the evil plot of Haman, did not know if she would be successful. But she did not go in unprepared.
Continue reading →Adar II – The Thirteenth Month
This year, 5782 on the Hebrew calendar, is a “leap” year. We are adding an additional thirteenth month of Adar II. Is a thirteenth month ever mentioned in the Bible?
Continue reading →Course Correction
Have you ever wondered where you might be today if you had made a past decision differently? Do you ever look back with regret? Is a course correction needed?
Continue reading →It’s OK To Say Jesus
Is the name “Jesus” an accurate rendering of the Messiah’s name in our English New Testament? What is the difference between translation and transliteration?
Continue reading →When Is Passover?
When is Passover? When is the Passover Seder? Scripture says “in the first month, on the fourteenth day of the month at twilight.” What does that mean?
Continue reading →Does Your Bible Pass The Test?
What Bible translation is the best? When we study, we should have one primary translation while using several different versions for comparison.
Continue reading →The Feast of Unleavened Bread for Followers of Yeshua
Chag haMatzot, The Feast of Unleavened Bread, is a week-long celebration from 15 Aviv to 21 Aviv. It begins immediately following the Passover Seder.
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