For some it is not obvious, but the pressure of society and the world’s system today is leading us into a situation similar to that of the Maccabees.These days we celebrate Hanukkah — a Feast that primarily commemorates the victory that Yehovah gave to ou ...
Dedication is a costly decision that involves renouncing everything that contaminates us…According to John 10:22–23, Yeshúa was in the holy city during the days of the Feast. It was precisely during this Festival that He revealed Himself as “the Light of ...
Resilience is not merely the ability to return to a previous state after a trial; it is the ability to continue growing—becoming better, stronger, more generous, and more committed—so that this world and humanity may be improved.A modern synonym for “ente ...
You will never find a tombstone celebrating business accomplishments or financial success. When a tombstone speaks, it honors the person as a father, mother, husband, wife, or friend.Ya'akov saw his brother Esav for the first time after many years of livi ...
A compassionate, generous, forgiving, and merciful heart will find those same blessings returning along the path of life.Scripture tells us that from the moment of birth, Ya'akov attempted to overtake his brother. As the second to emerge from the womb, he ...
Growth takes time. Vision becomes clearer with each step. When someone wants to see, we can walk alongside them. But when someone refuses, the old saying proves true: There is no worse blind person than the one who chooses not to see.Not only the House of ...
Abraham and Sarah stand out. Their story reminds us that faith never promises quick fixes or easy paths. On the contrary, it demands endurance, growth, and the courage to trust Yehovah even when the road darkens.Every couple is a world of its own. Two liv ...
When we read the Scriptures, we inevitably do so through certain paradigms. In other words, we read with “lenses” shaped by what we’ve been taught and conditioned to believe, and these lenses steer our understanding in a particular direction.A paradigm is ...
We must live in a world whose values and purposes oppose those of our Father Yehovah. Therefore, we should not expect daily life to be easy.Have you ever felt like a castaway on a deserted island—alone and forgotten? Most likely, you have. And perhaps you ...
Parashah vaYelech Deuteronomy 31:1-30 The vaYelech portion (וַיֵּלֶךְ – “And he went”) places us at a crucial moment in Israel’s history. Moses, now 120 years old and at the end of his journey, speaks to the entire nation one last time. He reminds t ...