Susan Michael
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What We Can Learn From the Descriptive Names of God
More than 100 “descriptive” names of God are woven throughout the stories in the Bible. Most of them were assigned to God by His people, and describe one aspect of His character or are a reminder of one of His great acts. There is much we can learn from these ancient names because God’s character
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Abundantly Overtaken with the Blessings of God
Our God loves to bless His children. In fact, this is one of the things that set the Israelites apart from all other people. The God of Israel loved His children and wanted to dwell among them and bless them. In return they were to worship Him out of a heart of gratitude and love.
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Jews and Christians Learning to Relate Part 3: Advice From Pioneers
Note: This is the third of a three-part series. Please click here for part 1 and here for part 2. Many Evangelical Christians have an appreciation for the Jewish people and would love to be involved in the developing relationship between the two faiths. But the thought of where to begin might be a little
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Jews and Christians: The Wake-up Call of the Holocaust
In Part 1 of this series, we covered the history of Jewish-Christian relations from the book of Acts through the Holocaust. And while it is a very sad tale of separation and contempt, there has been much positive development since that time. The death of 6 million Jews in the heart of Christian Europe had
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The Return of Christianity to Its Jewish Roots
For the first time in almost 2,000 years, Jews and Christians are learning how to be friends and relate to one another with respect and appreciation. To fully understand how new and how delicate this relationship is, we must know our history and what has brought us to this moment. If charted out graphically, the
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