Three years after October 7, Sergeant Major Chaim Malespin reflects on Sukkot, the Tabernacle, and the call to prepare a dwelling place for the King through prayer, welcome, learning, and service in the Galilee.

Sukkot invites us beneath Elohim’s covering and outward toward the world. From the seventy offerings to the fallen sukkah of David, discover how Israel is called to be a light and a blessing to the nations.

From the ark to Yom Kippur to the cross, Scripture moves from covering to cleansing, and mercy has the final word. From the beginning of Scripture, Elohim reveals a pattern: judgment is real, sin is serious, mercy is available.

For generations a robot army belonged to science fiction. That era is ending. Robot dogs, humanoid machines and drone swarms are already on the battlefield, China is scaling production, and Israel has called this the first robotics war. Here is why Revelation 9:16 deserves another look, and why Israel needs a modern Golem.

Beneath the noise of war and politics, the shout of the King is rising over Israel. It is not merely the sound of politics, armies, protests, fear, war, or human opinion. Beneath all the noise of the nations there is another sound.

Elul calls us to seek His face, and the shofar calls us to get ready for the King. Worship is not about supplying Elohim with praise that He somehow lacks. Worship is humanity finally recognizing reality.