SUKKOT (Leviticus 23:39-43)
Sukkot is a reminder of God’s faithfulness in the past, provision in the present and promised covenantal fulfillment in the future.
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Yom Kippur 5782
Yom Kippur is the one day where routine in Israel abruptly stops as the nation reflects on repentance.
Read moreChag Ha’Ahava—The Holiday of Love
The Bible holds the key to understanding why this holiday is on the Hebrew calendar.
Read moreThey Shall Raise Up the Former Desolations
When Messiah establishes His Kingdom, the literal fulfillment of God’s promises to Israel will be complete and the mourning associated with Tisha B’Av will no longer be relevant.
Read moreCelebrating Bikkurim and Shavuot
God used the spring feast of Shavuot as a reminder that He is the source of all that is good in life.
Read moreThe Anniversary of the Six Day War
The truth as documented by the facts is inescapable. In a defensive war for survival, Israel pushed back persistent enemies obsessed with annihilation and emerged triumphant in 1967.
Read moreYom Yerushalayim
On Yom Yerushalayim, lovers of Zion worldwide celebrate the liberation and reunification of the Eternal City of Jerusalem.
Read moreCelebrate the Miracle of Israel!
Use Israel’s Independence Day to renew your passion for the Bible.
Read moreMemorial Day for Fallen Soldiers of Israel and Victims of Terrorism
The Red Everlasting—like the poppies of Flanders Fields—is an emblem of the fallen.
Read moreYOM HASHOAH: Holocaust Remembrance Day
Christians have a moral obligation and a biblical mandate to do more than just talk about evil.
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