by RavivFrance | Sep 6, 2018 | bible, Biblical Feasts, English, Israel, Jew, Jewish, Messianic, partner article
Article by Ron Cantor , ” Come Yeshua, Come! What should I do on Rosh Hashanah ? ” – written September 25, 2014 In few days we will celebrate Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year. It is a joyous time where we here in Israel greet each other with Shana...
by RavivFrance | Aug 31, 2018 | Author, bible, Church, Dan Juster, English, freedom
In I Samuel 26:9-11 we read about David’s refusal to take the life of King Saul even though Saul was pursuing David and seeking his death. David had Saul trapped, and Abishai, David’s soldier, asked permission to kill Saul. David responds: “Do not...
by RavivFrance | Jul 23, 2018 | Asher Intrater, Author, bible, Church, English, freedom, purity, Sex
One day we will all have to give an account before God for what we have done in this life, whether good or bad (Matthew 25:31; Romans 2:5; II Corinthians 5:10; Revelation 20:12). Human beings have free will and a moral conscience. Free will means we have...
by RavivFrance | Jul 2, 2018 | bible, Church, Cody Archer, English
In every leadership team there is always a level of tension. We all have different gifts, passions and ways we think things should be done. Yet God designed it this way so that we would grow in love and humility (Eph 4:2). Of course this is true for a 5 fold ministry...
by RavivFrance | Jun 20, 2018 | bible, Church, Dan Juster, English, Uncategorized
This statement is a representation of not only many young people today, but of even some older people who are in their senior years of disillusionment with congregational life as they experienced it. Yet, it is so very different than what would have been stated...
by RavivFrance | Jun 11, 2018 | Asher Intrater, bible, freedom, Uncategorized
Reconciliation has two directions: one toward God and one toward people. Reconciliation toward God is the Gospel. Yeshua died on the cross to demonstrate sacrificial love and to pay the price for our forgiveness. Thus we are reconciled to God (II Corinthians 5). There...
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