What we learn of God’s ordered ways relating to life on earth, must surely be to teach us about His ways for all eternity.

In the fourth book of Moses, Bemidbar — Numbers — there is a section that seemingly deals with an attempt to curse the people of Israel.

Every nation of the world should study this week’s Torah portion, especially those who seek to do Israel harm.

The weekly portion invites us to pause and ask: Who are the Miriams in our lives?

The Bible has many examples of people who responded to God for His purposes in their day, not realising how their relatively simple motivations and obedience was part of God’s greater eternal purposes.

The weekly portion Korach describes a rebellion that at first glance appears almost idealistic.

How important it is to both read the Torah portion in context and also to understand the relevance of its teaching for every generation.

The parashah Shelach Lecha describes one of the most dramatic moments in the history of Israel.

This week’s Torah portion, Shelach Lecha, reminds us that faith—not fear—is the key to entering God’s promises. Through Israel’s failure and God’s grace, we are challenged to remain steadfast, trusting in His ultimate plan and the coming of His heavenly Kingdom.