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It seems the news isn’t news unless it’s bad news. You know, apart from a context of truth, the daily

The Bible loves poetic irony. Think of Joseph’s brothers, hat in hand before the brother they betrayed. Or Haman—hanged on

The book of Lamentations isn’t one we often read. Let’s be honest. It seems like a real downer. Jeremiah’s “lamentations”

Whenever I visit the ancient Cardo street in Jerusalem, I like to look at the replica of the Medeba Map

Most of Jerusalem’s Western Wall lies underground today, accessible only through the Western Wall Tunnel in which we walked. A

Do you know someone who wasn’t raised in a godly home? Or someone raised in home where godliness cloaked hypocrisy?

Sometimes God surprises us with opportunities we never sought, never expected, and never even imagined. Often these moments come in

I have never recovered from my travels to the Holy Land. As many times as I’ve been to Israel, every

The holiday, Yom Yerushalayim, “Jerusalem Day” always reminds me of the T-shirt my grandmother bought me when she went to

Honestly, if Ascension Day didn’t appear on our calendars 40 days after Easter, we’d likely never think about it. Sure,

Riding in the in cab of my father’s truck one day, I noticed a round can on his dashboard. Having

Following God’s will is a wonderful thing. That is, when God leads us the same direction we’re already going. The