When will Israel live under the vine and fig tree in peace? Chaim Malespin reflects on how to rest in Elohim while responsibilities remain, drawing on Paul’s sufficient grace, the prophets’ promises of safety, Isaiah 40 and the call to sit at Yeshua’s feet.

What is the condition of your heart? Chaim Malespin explores the parable of the four soils, guarding our speech, surrendering our will, Aaron’s almond staff and the deceitfulness of riches, and closes with a prayer for a clean heart before Elohim.

On Israel election day, reservist and father Chaim Malespin asks what kind of country our children will inherit. He reflects on the sacrifices since October 7, the generosity that carried Israel through war, and the call to stay united while we disagree.

As Hanukkah approaches and Israel heads to the polls, Chaim Malespin reflects on dedication, an ancient menorah image from Beersheba, the questions facing Israeli voters, two fallen IDF soldiers and David’s prayer: Create in me a pure heart, O Elohim.

Scripture gives us courage against overwhelming odds, and it also calls leaders to responsibility and accountability. Chaim Malespin draws on Gideon, Jehoshaphat, David, Nehemiah and the teaching of Yeshua to show how a faithful community owns its mistakes, corrects fairly and rejects destructive blame.

What is our priestly duty as believers in Yeshua? Chaim Malespin walks through Romans, Hebrews, the Torah and the Gospels to show how living sacrifices, cheerful generosity and practical care for Israel express our calling as a holy and royal priesthood.