Welcome to Israel, the most contested piece of real-estate in the world!
As predicted, it happened here and it will happen here again!
We arrived in Tel-Aviv, Israel today, just as the Israeli Shabbat was coming to a close. The name Tel- Aviv means “hill of spring” and refers to the birth of modern Israel, coming alive since its founding in 1948. And as we drive the streets of Tel-Aviv we can say, that indeed, Israel has come alive!
Back in AD 636 unprovoked Arab armies conquered this land simply to expand the Muslim presence. In Jerusalem (where we shall …
Christians often believe God provided salvation at the cross but our contribution is to believe. In fact, Jesus was crucified within the providence and the predetermined plan of God. Pastor Lutzer shares insights into how God’s mercy is displayed in our salvation. What does it take for people to be redeemed?
Many wonder how God's mercy can be compatible with His strong penalties for sin. In the Old Testament and the New, God is never changing in His character—always merciful and longsuffering. Pastor Lutzer explores the hope of God's mercy from Leviticus to Lamentations. Where is God’s mercy in the middle of judgment, despair, or grief?
None of us will enter heaven unless we’re as perfect as God. The moment we realize we have nothing to offer God is the moment we receive God’s mercy and grace. Pastor Lutzer observes the basis for God’s mercy and the posture of any sinner who receives mercy. What’s the difference between mercy and grace?
