The forty years in the Wilderness are coming to an end. In this week’s Torah reading, Matot and Masei, we are reminded of the ...

Authored by Luke, Acts is the first chapter after the four Gospels. Moses is cited numerous times. I call him the “north star ...

GUNS & MOSES follows the story of Rabbi Mo Zaltzman, who takes it upon himself to solve a string of murders after the police ...

I was in a conversation with a young dad in my neighborhood. He shared with me that he was a new Christian, so I asked to hear a little of his story. He told me that he had tried to be involved in a ...

In response, Pinchas—grandson of Aaron, future High Priest—grabs a spear and goes full vigilante, impaling them both mid-act. The plague stops. Divine applause follows. And God grants him an “eternal ...

God explains the coming Passover to Moses and Aaron and tells them to prepare the Israelites, who are in captivity in Egypt.

By Van Sprague What someone is willing to do to lead may prove that they shouldn’t. But wanting to lead is not wrong (1 Timothy 3:1).

In Revelation chapter 11, the apostle John was given a new assignment to measure the temple and the altar. Until now, John saw, listened and learned. But now, he is commanded to do something; i.e., ...

Christians who believe in a divine Son of God Messiah, do not draw a distinction between the Hebrew Bible’s eschatological hopes for God’s glorious future age of world wide peace and justice, and an ...

The Bible generally urges that punishment not be inflicted without a trial, but Pinhas faced a brazen violation of the covenant, and the Israelites were dying from a plague caused by such conduct. God ...

But God tells Moses and Aaron that they have not trusted in God, and they would not enter the promised land (Numbers 20:12). The episode at Meribah is mysterious. Why did Moses strike the rock?

The right answer is Aaron Judge. But before Yankees fans get annoyed that I was seriously considering Cal Raleigh for first-half AL MVP — and the first half of the schedule did complete this ...