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Several peaks in northern Israel elevate the experience of all who see them. Exalted in beauty as well as in

My first high school had round buildings with pie-shaped classrooms. The hallways circled the buildings’ perimeters. The campus looked as

I discovered there isn’t time to ponder your reaction when propositioned by a prostitute. Your first response is your response.

The headwaters of Israel’s Yarkon River form near ancient Tel Aphek (Antipatris) and flow westward until they surrender to the

I sat in the front row of my 8th grade math class and squinted at the chalkboard. A total blur.

Most students of the Bible know about Beersheba. It played a major role in Genesis, and yet, few pilgrims go

If you’d like a journey of inspiration, pick up the brief Autobiography of George Muller. You’ll find yourself amazed at

Today always amazes me. At ten o’clock on this holiday each April, sirens ring loud in Israel. People stop—wherever they

Usually I talk to you. But today, it’s your turn. For you who subscribe to my blog, my posts conveniently

Sometimes it’s tough to serve God in the shadows. You show up faithfully. You contribute your part, but no one

His name is a byword for betrayal. But it never began that way. “Judas” is the Greek form for the

Between Palm Sunday and Easter Sunday Jesus spent every day in Jerusalem. The places of the Passion Week where He