Your Mercies Are New Every Morning
Next Thursday falls on the 9th of the biblical month of Av. On this day, Jews observes the traditions of mourning, as it commemorates many tragedies that occurred on this day throughout Jewish history
Next Thursday falls on the 9th of the biblical month of Av. On this day, Jews observes the traditions of mourning, as it commemorates many tragedies that occurred on this day throughout Jewish history
The recent Jerusalem Prayer Breakfast in the Gold Coast was a foretaste of Heaven. ICEJ were proud to support this event with other kindred souls.
This week’s Torah Portion includes events from Numbers 25:10-31, where many listened to deceptive messages about abandoning good for evil. Today, we can be encouraged to stand firm for righteousness just as the Priest did.
Contrary to the many critics who contend Israel is a racist state, this nation actually stands as the only real democratic country in the Middle East.
Tammuz is the beginning of summer and grapes are beginning to ripen. Tammuz incudes both distressing and uplifting Biblical events, but we remember that the LORD is ready to hear prayer.
‘Shabbat Shalom’ is the traditional greeting heard in Israel the day before the seventh day – the Shabbat. Let us explore what the Bible says about observing the rhythm of rest with our God this week.
On the very first Passover, God’s people were set free from bondage. Shavuot was the time of the first fruits harvest, another cause for celebration, and it was then that Pentecost happened where God poured out His Spirit on the followers of the risen Jesus.
We are the first generation of Christians who have had to deal theologically with a phenomenon – Israel’s re-emergence as a nation. How should the Church relate to this new situation?