Shoftim | Deuteronomy 16:18 – 21:9
Portion Re’eh details the covenant between the Children of Israel and God. Importantly, this portion mentions mentions the “place that God chose.” What is this place? Jerusalem of course!
Portion Re’eh details the covenant between the Children of Israel and God. Importantly, this portion mentions mentions the “place that God chose.” What is this place? Jerusalem of course!
When we at CFOIC Heartland speak about the people of Judea and Samaria, we often use the word “resilience.”
America, learn from our history. Refuse the leftist utopia promises. Guard your freedom. Stand with Israel. Stand with the Iranian church ― because the same God who is emptying the mosques of Iran is able to awaken America’s church.
Portion Re’eh details the covenant between the Children of Israel and God. Importantly, this portion mentions mentions the “place that God chose.” What is this place? Jerusalem of course!
For over 3,700 years, Beit-El has stood as one of the most revered locations in the history of the Children of Israel and the Land of Israel.
This week’s reflection on Parshat Eikev explores one of life’s biggest questions: If God promises to reward His people, why don’t we see the “payment” for our good deeds each day?
When we speak about the miracle of Israel, we often think of dramatic moments – wars won against impossible odds, hostages rescued, or immigrants arriving home after centuries of exile.
To kick off his farewell speech, Moshe reminds the people of the sin of the spies.
These events are not easy to understand, but the book of Deuteronomy reiterates that God is the ultimate decision-maker, and His plan is good.
To kick off his farewell speech, Moshe reminds the people of the sin of the spies.
These events are not easy to understand, but the book of Deuteronomy reiterates that God is the ultimate decision-maker, and His plan is good.
“By helping to give many families in the Hebron Hills such peace of mind, our friends at CFOIC Heartland have played a role in strengthening the resilience of our communities at large!,”