The story of Jonah is not only the account of one prophet, but an ongoing challenge that confronts every generation. How do we respond when the God of Israel extends His mercy toward those we consider enemies?

The recent years, marked by pandemics, wars, and economic upheavals, have sharpened the need for a spiritual anchor that depends on the Word of God.

Revelation 2:1-7 is addressed to the congregation of Ephesus and reveals Yeshua’s call to return to first love, presents the life of the congregation within a framework of living covenant relationships between the congregation and the Lord.

Ezekiel 34 is one of the sharpest and clearest chapters in the Tanakh concerning the essence of leadership. It is a chapter that serves as Urim and Thummim for every public and spiritual leader, because it defines in a precise way what proper leadership is and what leadership that deviates from its calling is.

Paul addresses the congregation and invites the believers to examine themselves and see whether Yeshua lives in them.