The Jewish people long awaited for the Messiah, yet He was crucified. How did “away in a manger” become “away with Him”? And is Jesus “unto us” or “not for me”?

Is there a connection between Hanukkah and Christmas? Absolutely! The One celebrated at Christmas is the Jewish Messiah, God’s provision for our greatest need.

During Hanukkah, gifts are given. But a mother in Maccabees gave her seven sons a far greater gift – one more precious than anything the world could offer.

Did you know the Nazis forced Jewish musicians to play cheerful music in concentration camps? Discover what became of those instruments and their lasting impact today.

Reflecting on Yom Kippur, this clever poem explores its Torah roots, Jewish traditions, and how Yeshua (Jesus) fulfills the ultimate atonement through God’s plan.

Sadly, an important portion of Scripture is skipped each year in the weekly synagogue readings. Do you know what it is?

Tu B’Av, a joyful day in Jewish tradition, celebrates restoration and reconciliation – reminding us of God’s enduring faithfulness, love, and the joy found in relationship with Him.

Tisha B’Av marks great tragedies in Jewish history, yet it also reveals God’s enduring love in preserving His people through the generations.