Today, we remember when the Nazis surrendered. Hitler may have surrendered, but the devil never did. Unfortunately, the same demonic ideology that drove the Nazis is still alive in the world today. In America, Jewish students are harassed on college campuses, and anti-Israel protests always include violence against Jewish students and vandalism of school property.... Continue Reading →
October 7, 2023, was Simchat Torah, the day Jews were supposed to be rejoicing in the Torah, but instead, they were hiding in bomb shelters, ditches, and fields, being tortured, kidnapped, and killed by terrorists. That day changed every Jewish person in the world; that day did not begin a conflict; it was the continuation... Continue Reading →
We are two weeks away from the Jewish New Year and two weeks into a forty-day period of self-examination, prayer, giving, and communion with God. One of my favorite descriptions of this time of year is "The King is in the Field." While we know we can come to God at any time, it's easy... Continue Reading →
Prayer Meeting Audio Notes Psalm 122:6 KJV "Pray for the peace of Jerusalem, they shall prosper that love thee." Gen. 12:1-3 CSB 2 Pt. 3:1-18 CSB Lk. 21:29-33 CSB Paying attention to Israel is not "newspaper eschatology." Israel is God's timepiece, the center of His world, and the Jewish people are the apple of His... Continue Reading →
Psalm 122:6 commands us to pray for the peace of Jerusalem. During this past Shabbat, Israel came under drone attacks launched by Iran on the heels of the October 7th massacre. Israel is in a multiple-front war right now, and as Christians, we must stand strong with our Jewish brothers and sisters. We need to... Continue Reading →
Audio Teaching NOTES We have reached the third week of our study through the Torah. So far, we have seen God's goodness pronounced in the blessing over Adam and Noah, as well as the tragedies resulting from not walking with God. This week, we come to the beginning of God's plan of redemption: the Jewish... Continue Reading →
Growing up in church during the late nineties and early two-thousands, I was simultaneously terrified of the end-times yet fascinated by the movies produced by Cloud Ten Pictures. If you’ve never seen a great low-quality end-times film, I highly recommend it; some of my favorites are; Left Behind, Judgement, Vanished, and The Mark. Last year... Continue Reading →
Casey D. Bell 