Oral Torah: How Israel Lived the Written Torah and Why Mark 7 Matters
By Enedina Guerrero When Christians hear the term “Oral Torah” (or “Oral Law”), they’re either unfamiliar with what it is, or they assume or were taught that it’s a collection…
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Herod and the Magi in Matthew 2: Two Very Different Hearts
By Enedina Guerrero In Matthew’s account of Yeshua’s earliest years, he highlighted two sets of people whose opposing motives and actions deeply impacted Yeshua and His family’s life, as well…
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Chanukkah: When Light Defied Empires
BY ENEDINA GUERRERO Chanukkah isn't in the Torah. You won't find its observance commanded alongside the seven Appointed Times listed in Leviticus 23 or Numbers 28–29. Yet this eight-day celebration…
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Embracing Chanukkah: Reconnecting with Our Judeo-Christian Roots
By Enedina Guerrero With December finally here, preparations for Christmas have gone into full swing—hanging lights, buying gifts, participating in local activities, and planning festive meals for office or community…
The Appointed Times: More Than Holidays, Divine Appointments – Dicovering G-d’s Calendar and Why It Matters
The Appointed Times are G-d's way of marking redemptive history. These divine appointments reveal G-d's character and His plan for humanity.
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The Wheat and the Tares: A Warning
The Wheat and the Tares: A Warning Yeshua’s parable of the wheat and the tares reminds us that not everything that looks righteous truly is. Rabbi Elijah Zvi Soloveitchik explains that tares resemble wheat at first, but over time they change form—they “deviate from the correct path.” In the same way, people may appear godly outwardly, yet their actions lead others away from God’s truth. Yeshua warns us to use discernment: to watch the fruit, not the appearance, and to measure every teaching against God’s Word. The righteous and the unrighteous may grow side by side for a season, but the harvest will reveal the difference. God calls us to remain steadfast as wheat—rooted, fruitful, and guided by His light.