Mother Basilea was asked “So for how long are you going to repent” for Christian #antisemitism and the #Holocaust? “So long as a #Jewish heart is grieving, we will continue to express our grief for what happened.” Amen.

Those who follow Yeshua the Messiah must speak healing and peace to the nations, especially to the Jewish people. It is through them that God sends morality and ultimately the Messiah (Rom 9:4-5). 3/3

I hope to watch the film soon. But the quote above is telling. It proposes that #antisemitsm is spiking in the U.S. and Europe because society is unhealthy. We know that, evidenced by our super-polarization and more. 2/

"#Antisemitism always denotes a society in deep trouble. And it happens when groups feel that their world is spinning out of control. And when the society becomes unhealthy, antisemitism is something that people reach for." 1/ https://t.co/L9jCJBC3lb

And more broken glass on a Jewish business here on US soil. This not how we should be remembering Kristallnacht. #payattention #speakout against #antisemitism https://t.co/KTaxVa994n

I also thought of Kristallnacht when I read that Jewish businesses had their windows broken in Los Angeles. #antisemitism https://t.co/rpaKHtGVZA

The timing is poignant, just two days before the Kristallnacht anniversary. https://t.co/8vUtAUs7y8

Events like this abroad worry our Jewish neighbors here in the US. American Christians should ensure things like this don't happen here. Pray. And go say hi to your Jewish neighbor and see how they're doing. https://t.co/eTMnpGPtRS

What a great use of technology to make #Holocaust history real for students. Compassion and understanding grows when we step into another's shoes. #kristalnacht https://t.co/8cS3kgE7tp

✡️Jesus is Jewish 🛑Stop antisemitism 🤝Build bridges

This is a wonderful prayer from @all_israel_news for Election Day. Only I would broaden this to ALL Christians, all followers of Jesus of Nazareth, no matter your tradition or rite. Yeshua, Son of David, have mercy on us sinners. https://t.co/CboqAWkBjK

It isn’t just that Jesus WAS a Jew, Jesus IS a Jew.

Sorrow & joy in tension. On the Hebrew calendar, today is the anniversary of the Oct 7 attack. Today is also the "Joy of the Torah." We rejoice in God's Word. We lament war, the dead & those still held hostage. Yeshua Ben David, have mercy! #simchattorah #werememberoctober7

We disciples of Yeshua also sit in the sukkot because HaShem has administered his Shechinah among us. The Torah was clothed in flesh and resided among us, made a tabernacle within our hearts, and Yeshua the Messiah is the Torah clothed in the flesh of a body, yet whose glory is

Praying that the Israel-Hamas War is drawing to a close now that Sinwar is dead. Praying for healing to all the broken people in all the Holy Land.

Sukkot, usually a joyful time, is tinged this year by the sorrow of war. Sukkot points back to God's faithfulness in the wilderness (Lev 23:42-43) and forward to the promise of God's peace on earth (Zech 14:16). Let us rejoice in the hope of Messiah even as we mourn the war.

Joseph Schereschewsky came to believe Jesus is the Messiah of Israel after somebody gave him a CMJ-printed Bible. Joseph eventually translated the Tanakh & New Testament into Chinese. Who is the next Schereschewsky? Read more: https://t.co/NQk6tId1SN

A bit delayed, but here are some thoughts after attending the Pittsburgh area Oct 7 commemoration. https://t.co/lDKV3ao9Aq

Praying this Yom Kippur is peaceful in the Land and the Diaspora. Yeshua the Messiah, our Great High Priest and the ultimate atoning sacrifice, have mercy on us.

For everything there is a season, and a time for every matter under heaven...a time to weep... a time to mourn... (Eccl 3:1, 4) ...weep with those who weep... (Rom 12:15) Let us also pray. https://t.co/Rtiy9YevOJ

A prayer on the anniversary of the October 7th attack in Israel: https://t.co/0tlzzCnNay