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Today marks the end and restart of the annual Torah Portion (or Parasha) reading cycle. Sign up for our newsletter and receive the Parasha of the month straight to your inbox. 📩 bit.ly/48doNd2 💬In what ways has the Lord been speaking to you through Scripture?

Tomorrow is the last day of Sukkot, and our office sukkah has been the best seat in the house all week! What a joy to celebrate His faithfulness together as one team, one family, under one sukkah. 🙌 Have you ever sat in a sukkah? Tell us in the comments or share a picture of

What if you've been building your life around something that was never meant to last? Just as Israel lived in tents on their journey, we're only passing through this world. Everything you see today will one day fade away. But one thing never will: your relationship with God.

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Sukkot Day 6: The God Who Wants to Dwell With You Have you ever wondered what God has wanted from the very beginning? He wants to be with you. As Israel traveled through the desert, God didn't stay distant. He led them by a pillar of cloud during the day and a pillar of fire

On a flight to Tel Aviv, a copilot was subdued after stabbing the pilot in an alleged attempt to crash a plane full of Israelis. Additional flight crew, aided by Israelis on board rushed the cockpit, overpowered the attacker, and saved nearly 180 lives. True heroes. When they

Sukkot Day 5: Your Safest Place in the Storm What if God's greatest protection isn't keeping you out of the storm but showing you where to run when it hits? During Sukkot, Jewish families build fragile, temporary shelters to remember Israel's 40 years in the wilderness. But

When one of us stumbles, the other reaches out. That's the heart behind loving your Jewish neighbor: showing up, standing close, and refusing to let anyone face the darkness alone. The Jewish people need friends who will lift them up in seasons of hardship. Let's be those

Sukkot Day 4: The Holiness That Changes Everything We love talking about God's love, His grace, His mercy. But there's one part of His character we rarely stop to consider: His holiness. This is Day 4 of our 7-part journey through the Feast of Tabernacles. 📖 Go deeper into

Too often, the response has been silence but we refuse to look away. Will you stand with us? Pray for the Jewish community in Australia. Speak up when you see hate.

Sukkot Day 3: The God Who Provides For 40 years in the wilderness, God met every need of His people. Sukkot invites us to remember His provision. Not just for Israel long ago, but for you and me today. Sit quietly before the Lord. Count the blessings from His hand. This is Day

Sukkot Day 2: The God Who Delivers The Red Sea in front of them. Pharaoh's army closing in behind. No way out. Then God split the sea. Sukkot invites us to remember Israel's journey out of Egypt, a trail lined with miracles. Today, remember the moments God carried you through

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As we trust and wait on Him, He renews our strength. Shabbat Shalom!

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God knows how quickly we forget. That's why He gave us Sukkot, a sacred time to remember all He has done and rejoice in His faithfulness. So here's our question for you: What are the God-stories in your life? This is Day 1 of our 7-part journey through the Feast of

Stand with us in prayer and love for the Jewish people; they should never face the evil of antisemitism.

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Imagine arriving in Israel with three children, a few suitcases, and a whole life to rebuild. That's exactly where Sarah found herself just two months ago. With her daughter Miriam about to start school for the first time, every expense felt overwhelming. Then she discovered

The classroom should be a place to learn, not a place to fear. Let's stand with the Jewish community and refuse to let hate go unchallenged. Will you join us in praying for Jewish students and speaking up wherever they're targeted?