I woke up this morning with the song “Good to Me” playing in my head. “I cry out, / For Your hand of mercy to heal me. / I am weak, / I need Your love to free me. / … Continue reading →

What you’re looking at are two ancient presses – one for grapes and one for olives. They both crush the fruit to retrieve their valuable substance. One is grape juice and the other is olive oil. How they are pressed … Continue reading →

On our last day in Israel we stopped at Gat Shemanim or Gethsemane – the place of the olive press – where Jesus spent His final night before the cross. One in our group was tossed and then asked to … Continue reading →

This is a picture of a Holocaust survivor named Rena Quint. She told us her story while we were at Yad Vashem, the Israeli Holocaust Museum. At one point she tells of when the British liberated her camp. People were … Continue reading →

We spent a great day in Jerusalem today. We only visited places where we know with great certainty that Jesus would have been; and, He most certainly would have been in this location – a mikvah. This ritual place of … Continue reading →