Year: 2026
Our Theology about Israel, Jesus, and the Church Matters
Why am I so passionate about Israel, Jesus, and the Church? Because God is, and understanding it correctly matters.
Continue readingThe Land of Israel: An Everlasting Promise
Many wonder whether God’s promise of land to Israel was temporary or eternal, conditional or unconditional. Some say it was symbolic, while others claim it is confined to ancient history. Fortunately, God has spoken clearly, directly, and unambiguously.
Continue readingAre the Jews God’s Chosen People?
Many question whether the Jews are God’s chosen people. Some say Yes. Others say they once were, but are no longer. Fortunately, Scripture answers this question directly, clearly, and unambiguously.
Continue readingThe Resurrection and the Firstfruits
Jesus didn’t rise from the dead on a random day. He rose on a specific Jewish holy day. Why?
Continue readingDid Jesus Really Die on a Friday?
Some people like to challenge the significance of Good Friday by debating certain details, particularly whether Jesus actually died on a Friday. But in doing so, they often miss the larger point: what His death accomplished.
Continue readingWhat is so Significant about Good Friday?
The gift of redemption—Jesus dying in our place—is available to everyone. But it must be believed. It must be received. And to those who believe and receive this gift, there is eternal life.
Continue readingChrist, Our Passover & Redeemer
The Bible is extraordinarily clear that Jesus is our Passover Lamb and the ultimate fulfillment of what the Lord instituted. Why is this so significant?
Continue readingA Brief Overview of the Israel-Palestine Conflict
The Israel–Palestine conflict is among the most contested issues of the modern era, marked by deeply held convictions on all sides. The competing narratives shape how the conflict is interpreted and judged, yet neither can be evaluated responsibly in isolation. An honest assessment requires examining the historical background, political developments, and underlying claims that inform each position.
Continue reading
Tristan Fenholt 