Blessings & Curses of the Ten Commandments
The "Moses Scroll" is a fascinating manuscript inscribed in Paleo-Hebrew that expands on blessings and curses tied to the Ten Commandments [iStock photo] Not too long ago I reported on [...]
Holy Week Convergence: The Spirit and Power of Elijah
By Christine Darg, Jerusalem Channel During this holy season of Passover, Palm Sunday, Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, Holy Shabbat and Resurrection Sunday, the debate still rages in some quarters if [...]
The Perfection of Patience
Waiting on God is deeply connected to patience because it involves trusting in a timeline beyond our control. By Christine Darg Jerusalem Channel "Patience is a virtue, a fruit of [...]
Tampering with the Text
"The LORD who rescued me from the paw of the lion and the paw of the bear will rescue me from the hand of this Philistine.” (1 Samuel 17: 37) [...]
God Honors Faith at All Times and Distances
By Christine Darg Jerusalem Channel There is a cost of discipleship and faith action in the kingdom, but the glory awaiting us in eternity with the Lord surpasses any hardship [...]
Don’t Google, Gobble Vitamin B (Bible)
By Christine Darg Jerusalem Channel Most all of us have done it. We’ve suffered some symptom, and we have gone quickly to Google rather that believing God’s healing promises. Today [...]
The Night of Power Versus the God of Forces
If ever the world needed a move of the Holy Spirit within the Islamic world, it’s now! How refreshing to see in the news some brave Gazans marching against Hamas. [...]
The Grief of an Intercessor
[Jeremiah, the Weeping Prophet, author of Lamentations] MAINTAINING JOY IN PERILOUS TIMES Recently Amir Tsarfati, an Israeli believer whose Telegram reports are widely read, spoke of how the war [...]
When Silence Is Evil
'If you keep silent at this time, relief and deliverance for the Jews will come from elsewhere, but you will perish. . . .' By Christine Darg Jerusalem Channel On [...]
A Mark on the Forehead
The Book of Revelation predicts all earth dwellers will be marked on their forehead or right hand. . . . but on 'Ash Wednesday' Catholics bear a cross. This is [...]