The Godless/Lawless Rule

Even the world knows, the end is near. And, Israel is the time clock to eternity. Shalom. Your browser does not support the HTML5 video player. End Times Fascism: A Review of Naomi Klein and Astra Taylor’s Warning The video above presents an unsettling argument developed by writers Naomi Klein and Astra Taylor: that some …

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Slavery: The SBC and When Religion Defends Evil

American religious history becomes uncomfortable when we stop asking what churches called themselves and begin asking what they actually defended. European colonization displaced Indigenous peoples from their land, American slavery turned human beings into property, and after emancipation new systems such as convict leasing and Jim Crow continued racial domination under different names. The Southern …

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Restoration of Dominion

Restoration of Dominion: From Adam to the Saints The biblical teaching that the saints will judge the world is not an isolated doctrine. It belongs to a much larger biblical narrative concerning the restoration of dominion, covenant authority, righteous judgment, and the ultimate union of Messiah with His people. From Genesis to Revelation, Scripture presents …

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The Spoken Word

Introduction: The World Was Spoken into Existence “In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth… And God said, ‘Let there be light,’ and there was light.”— Genesis 1:1,3 From the very first words of the Torah, we are introduced to a profound principle: the universe itself was created through speech. Unlike human construction, …

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Origin of the Chosen People

When people hear the words “the chosen people,” they often immediately think of the Jewish people, the modern nation of Israel, or even a particular religious institution. But if we begin at the beginning of Scripture, the story is broader and much older. In his book The Chosen People, Don Esposito argues that understanding Israel …

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Finding Peace with God

In a world shaken by unrest, uncertainty, and deception, the ancient call still echoes: “Shalom I leave with you, My peace I give to you” (Yoḥanan/John 14:27). But how do we find this peace with Elohim in our time? The answer is woven into a divine tapestry of covenant, prophecy, and redemption—centered in Israel, fulfilled …

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Genesis Chapter 1 Quick Quiz

✍️ Introduction Short quizzes are a simple but powerful way to reflect on the truths of Scripture. In Genesis 1, we encounter the majestic account of Elohim creating the heavens and the earth—bringing order out of formlessness, and light into darkness. This quiz helps reinforce what’s revealed in that first chapter: the nature of divine …

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Yeshua: Torah Fulfilled?

Did Yeshua Rely on His Father for Provisions? A Torah-Based and Kabbalistic Reflection on Divine Dependence From Genesis to Revelation, the theme of dependence on God for provision is a golden thread in Scripture. This motif reaches its pinnacle in the life and teachings of Yeshua (יֵשׁוּעַ), who not only taught about the Father (אָבִינוּ …

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Abortion: God changed His Mind

Change of heart: The Southern Baptist Convention’s Abortion Reversal (1970-1980) From Permissible to Prohibited Abstract: This essay explores the dramatic reversal in the Southern Baptist Convention’s (SBC) stance on abortion between 1970 and 1980. Initially adopting a moderate and situationally permissive position, the SBC would by the early 1980s declare abortion tantamount to murder. This …

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Tribulations!

There is nothing inherently unbiblical about a Christian supporting a political candidate. Believers have always lived under governments, voted where voting was available, served in public office, disagreed over policy, and made difficult choices between imperfect leaders. The more dangerous question begins somewhere else. What happens when political support becomes political allegiance, political allegiance becomes …

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