Shavuot: Waiting to Give
Watching and waiting. Two of the hardest things for anyone to do. As beings of action and creation, our instinct is to keep moving. Whether its out...
Watching and waiting. Two of the hardest things for anyone to do. As beings of action and creation, our instinct is to keep moving. Whether its out...
The Spring Feasts of God's calendar are always a wonderful time for new beginnings. Most of the time, they sneak up on me - the same way little blo...
With the influx of sunshine, blooming foliage, and quite frankly, bugs, I've found myself sweeping my floors about ten times a day. Seeds and leave...
Happy Hanukkah!As we celebrate the Festival of Lights, many people have asked me recently: “Why do you celebrate Hanukkah with gold coins and fried...
As Thanksgiving approaches and we take a time-out to give thanks to God, I am profoundly aware of His nearness. Gratitude is a way for us to incre...
After a world changing pandemic, I find my greatest peace in remembering that the God of the Universe is a promise keeping God. He promises to save...
Have you ever ignored God’s direct instruction only to find yourself underwater financially or – worse yet – cramped into a tight, dark and smelly ...
The Jewish High Holy Days of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur are coming up in the next few weeks. Pop culture, greeting cards, and special sales at th...
A Mezuzah is a small parchment scroll upon which the Hebrew words of the Sh’ma and the V’ahavtah are handwritten by a Scribe. Mezuzah scrolls are c...
Children’s Books do more than just capture your little one’s attention, they write a narrative and build your child’s worldview over time. Blend...
Affectionately known as the Biblelady, Daniah Greenberg joins Jonathan Bernis this week on Jewish Voice to share more GOOD NEWS about Yeshua’s salv...
The Young Messianic Jewish Alliance (YMJA) is a national Messianic Jewish youth organization for young people, ages 13-30. They exist as the youth ...