This Hebrew Word Describes the Wilderness
The Hebrew word “midbar” describes a land of scarcity and, often, danger. But it can also be a place of testing and refuge. source...
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This May Change How We Think About Struggles in Life
Why did God take Israel through a harsh, dry wilderness instead of directly into the promised land? Was it punishment, or was there...
Why this Hebrew Word Can Mean Something Good – or Something Terrible
Explore the meaning of the Hebrew word for “work” or “serve” in this short video. ‘Avad (עבד ) can mean good...
This Hebrew Word Is Translated as “Sign”
Explore the Hebrew word ‘ot (אֹת), meaning “sign,” and uncover its deeper meaning in this short video. In Hebrew, an ‘ot...
Genesis and the Exodus Way
Follow the exodus way design pattern in the book of Genesis: the way out of slavery, the way through the wilderness, and the way int...
Join Us on the Exodus Way
The exodus isn’t just an ancient story—it’s a design pattern that repeats throughout the Bible. We’ll be sharing resources for you t...
This Annual Feast Celebrates God’s Protective Love
The Biblical word for “passover” shares its root with an unexpected image: a mother bird protecting her chicks. Watch and learn abou...
What Mountains Have to Do with Being Close to God
Why do so many stories in the Bible include mountains? It’s not a coincidence—mountains were places of deep symbolism for the biblic...
What does joy look like in the Bible?
In the story of the Bible, joy is an attitude God’s people adopt because of their hope in his promises—even though they face many ch...