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The world has seemed darker for Jewish people in the last year. But we’ve also seen solidarity in places where we may not have expected it.
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She gave me a plaque for our wedding that said, your people will be my people. But I didn’t realize how serious she was until after October 7.
In the first-century Jewish world of Jesus, fasting was extremely important. Even 2,000 years later, what he said about it remains highly relevant.
When the religious leaders asked Jesus about marriage, he spoke of truths that can mean the difference between life and death in a relationship.
On Shavuot, it’s traditional to eat dairy foods such as cheesecake (an all-time favorite). While no one knows exactly how or when this custom began, t...
If antisemitic speech has led to past violence, how can we find a balance in allowing free speech while protecting the freedom of religion for all?
Since I started believing in Jesus, I’ve often heard this question from my Jewish friends and family. Did I go over to the decidedly non-Jewish side?
It is a wildly successful historical drama that tries to present Jesus faithfully. But does “The Chosen” accurately portray the Jewishness of Jesus?
Sometimes, our story seems like one long battle for survival. What is the secret to Jewish survival throughout our long history?
If Jesus was really the Messiah, one would expect that our ancestors would have noticed and then all Israel would have followed him.
Ilana and Rebekah, from our Children’s and Youth Ministry Team, discuss the uptick in antisemitism and offer guidance on discussing it with youth.
The prophets tell us that the Messiah will bring peace to Israel and the world. If Jesus didn’t do that in his lifetime, how can we call him Messiah?
For Jewish people, the story of Jesus birth can seem very foreign. But a closer reading of the original accounts reveals a story is deeply Jewish.
As the year turns darker, and so does our world, putting a hanukkiah in the window may be the most tenacious act of love we can offer.
After the Hamas attack, it was tempting to give into hate or apathy. But God loves all people and wants us to reflect His love to all our neighbors.
Many of our people have only a “maybe” belief in any kind of life after death. But the Tanakh points us to the hope of eternal joy in God’s presence.
Although since the second century most of his followers have been Gentiles, Jesus himself did not seek out non-Jewish followers during his ministry.
Why does God allow humans to do so many selfish and even wicked things? A search for the Bible’s answer to the most difficult question.
To our Gentile brothers and sisters in this moment, we are saying that your care and support for Jewish people is needed right now more than ever.
Giving to charity is a core value of Judaism. And the value of tzedakah is reflected in the New Testament too, especially in the teachings of Jesus.
The Psalms can give us great comfort in times of crisis. They record the faith and courage of our ancestors and remind us that God is still with us.
Imagine how the Jewish community in Australia felt as we watched the news, seeing a crowd of people in our largest city shouting for our death.
Why do we need a holiday where we do life in tents? Getting out in the elements, away from our normal comforts, helps us to let go and experience God.