Here we continue considering what may be the greatest and almost universal sin among Jewish believers in Yeshua--letting the Jewish spiritual and religious past die through failing to live Jewish lives embodying that past for the generations to come. The Church Has Conditioned Jewish Believers in Yeshua to Forget Our People That the Messianic Jewish world has […]
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Like failing to feed a baby so that it dies of neglect, perhaps the greatest sin apparent among Jewish Yeshua believers and their fellows lies in murdering the past through neglecting to preserve it. I am greatly distressed by the condition of the Messianic Jewish Movement where i see this neglect all around me. If the preservation […]
Returning to our series on what we stand to learn from the practice of Chabad-Lubavitch, today let's look at four more lessons for living, these taken from the third chapter of Sue Fishkoff's fine book, The Rebbe's Army: Inside the World of Chabad-Lubavitch. In the material that follows, the humbers following quotations are page numbers in this book. So, […]
Recently, a philosophically oriented friend who believes in Yeshua wrote me, asking, "What if we are wrong about this? Ultimately, how can we know it is really true?" What follows is a slightly edited version of the answer I gave to that question. Perhaps you or someone you know will find it interesting or helpful. […]
Continuing our series on what we stand to learn from the practice of Chabad-Lubavitch, today let's look at four more lessons for living, these taken from the second chapter of Sue Fishkoff's fine book, The Rebbe's Army: Inside the World of Chabad-Lubavitch. 1. For Chabad, the work is of priceless worth, even when the facilities are […]
I have recently been reading extensively about the Lubavitcher Rebbe, Of Blessed Memory, certainly one of the most remarkable human beings of recent centuries. I have long admired focused people, and he was perhaps the most focused person I have ever encountered: someone whose life was clearly and tirelessly about one thing, in his case […]
I am a great admirer of Habad, and of the Seventh Lubavitcher Rebbe, Menachem Mendel Schneerson, zts"l. You can expect me to speak on these pages about him and about them from time to time. One of the secrets of Habad’s dynamism has been its theological underpinnings whereby all Jews are regarded as having a […]
I have said it before, and need to say it again. If there is anything wrong with the Messianic Jewish Movement, blame should not be laid at the feet of the large numbers of gentiles who have joined the movement. Any problems we have are more likely due to a lack of clarity on leadership vision. If the […]
I am back to blogging after a hiatus. The hiatus is due to waiting until certain projects of Interfaithfulness are launched (more details later) and our website gets redesigned accordingly. That redesign will be happening in the next few months, God willing. But I thought it imporant to renew contact with you, my faithful readers […]
Her name was Jennie, a friend of my family. One day she came to me for advice. Jennie, her husband, and their four children were attending a fundamentalist Church. She was a timid little thing. At the time, her husband had been abusing her verbally and physically, even pulling a gun on her during sex. At […]
