by Gary Hargrave | Oct 4, 2021 | Blog
Worship will become the most important function of the Body of Christ. As Christ’s beauty and His wonder are unveiled to us, we will stand in His presence to worship Him as we have never dreamed possible. In awe we will sense God’s presence so much with us that, like...
by Gary Hargrave | Sep 27, 2021 | Blog
At the close of Tabernacles, another joyful celebration begins. It is called Simchat Torah, and it means “rejoicing in the Torah.” A wonderful expression during this time is that someone takes the Torah scrolls and dances with them through the congregation. They say...
by Gary Hargrave | Sep 20, 2021 | Blog
During the Holocaust, thousands of men and women had the extraordinary courage to stand up for righteousness and save the precious lives of Jewish people. These unsung heroes were common people, schoolteachers, nuns and priests, farmers, soldiers, mothers and fathers...
by Gary Hargrave | Sep 13, 2021 | Blog
I have so much anticipation for the Day of Atonement! Also known as Yom Kippur, it is the highest holy day of the year on the Jewish calendar. On this day, the High Priest made an atoning sacrifice for sin to restore the relationship between God and His people...
by Gary Hargrave | Sep 6, 2021 | Blog
Judaism was born out of a deep love relationship between the Holy One of Israel and His covenant people (Isaiah 49:7). God loved the fathers Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, and He loves their children, the Jewish people. One of my biggest heartbreaks comes when I hear...
