The Jewish New Year is not the same as how the rest of the world celebrates the January 1st New Year, with parties and revelry.

We are living in days of uncertainty and not-so-ordinary. This week in Israel, thousands gathered at the c to PRAY on the 9th of the...

Scriptural time is rooted in the Christ event—when Jesus came to earth. His birth is the fulcrum from which time is calculated both backward

Ash Wednesday is being recovered in many Protestant churches today. The significance of the ashes and the cross are historical. “In the...

January 27 is a significant day in history. It is the day of the liberation of the Auschwitz death camp. In honor of the 6 million Jews...

The Lord God made all kinds of trees grow out of the ground—trees that were pleasing to the eye and good for food. Gen 2:9a The whole...

Diverting and Pivoting “When life gives you lemons, make lemonade!” How many times have you heard this? A few days after writing my last...

…” Then He leads them out to Bethany. He lifts up His hands and blesses them, and at that moment, with His hands raised in blessing, he...

Ba ck in February, I wrote about planting a new rose bush. After planting it upside down and digging it up and planting it right side up,...

T he past few weeks seem to have flown by! I was challenged to read Pilgrim’s Progress so I have been working my way through a modern...

How is your Lenten season going? Even if you have had a difficult time getting started it’s not too late! In my last blog, I mentioned...

The anticipation has reached its conclusion! Christmas is finally here! The signs and symbols of Advent blend into the significance of...

SIGN, SYMBOL, AND SIGNIFICANCE Ordinary Time - Part 8 Sukkot (aka Booths, Feast of Tabernacles, THE Feast) “Now on the first day you...

Have you noticed that the start of a new year brings many new things to light? Like, I am already putting many new events on my calendar....

Fall comes this week! Many activities that were on hiatus for the summer are now set in motion once again. The change of season may or...

Have you read my book?! Here are 5 reasons that you should!

While Passover celebrates redemption, Shavuot is about a recommitment to service, obedience, and worship.