Israel honors the memories of the six million Jews murdered during the Holocaust beginning tonight at sunset, and Jews all over the world join them in that remembrance. I am not Jewish, but I choose to acknowledge this day as well as International Holocaust Remembrance Day because each day represents two events during this unspeakable … Continue reading Holocaust Remembrance Day
Thoughts
Keyboard Warriors for Jesus
Hebrews 12:1-2 CSB "Therefore, since we also have such a large cloud of witnesses surrounding us, let us lay aside every hindrance and the sin that so easily ensnares us. Let us run with endurance the race that lies before us, 2 keeping our eyes on Jesus, the pioneer and perfecter of our faith. For the … Continue reading Keyboard Warriors for Jesus
Encouragement for 2024
Abraham the Hebrew was one who crossed over, and Israel has continued to cross over. As believers in Yeshua, we have crossed over from death to life, from cursing to blessing, and from sadness to joy. Genesis 12:1-7 ESV "Now the Lord said to Abram, "Go from your country and your kindred and your father's … Continue reading Encouragement for 2024
The Essential Church
Two hours sounds like a long documentary, but The Essential Church could have been much longer, considering everything it covered, and honestly, I wish it was much longer. From the fight of Grace Community Church against government restriction, two jailed pastors in Canada, and a crash course in Scottish Covenanter history, the film left me … Continue reading The Essential Church
Controversial, Courageous, and Correct
John MacArthur. That name makes people angry; it causes certain Christians to lose their temper, but why? Why is John MacArthur the most controversial figure in the Church today, and why would I follow such a man? Let's start with that last part, I follow him because he has faithfully served one church for over … Continue reading Controversial, Courageous, and Correct
We Remember the Broken Glass
1938 wasn't all that long ago. World War II lasted from 1939-1945, but as you can see, there was a lead-up to the war. November 9, 1938, is known as the night of the broken glass. On this evil night, German Jews were targeted. The Nazis attacked the shops, synagogues, schools, and homes; glass was … Continue reading We Remember the Broken Glass
Thoughts From The Torah
Several days into my ninety-day Bible plan, I realized I was reading slowly and thinking about the text, so I decided to disregard the schedule and take my time. That said, if you would like to follow more of my day-to-day thoughts, you can do so on Instagram. It has been twenty-one days, and I … Continue reading Thoughts From The Torah
Casey D. Bell 