Author Archives: H.N.AbdelMalek

The Importance of Truth in the Christian Life: Embracing God’s Call

We Christians agree that God is loving, good, and just. However, the God of the Bible is also the God of truth (Exodus 34:6; Deuteronomy 32:4). He loves truth, values truth, and reveals truth in His Word. In fact, we come to understand what truth truly is by knowing God and His Son, Jesus Christ,Continue reading “The Importance of Truth in the Christian Life: Embracing God’s Call”

The Centrality of Christ

In the tapestry of the Christian faith, there is one thread that shines with unparalleled brilliance: the person of Christ. His presence should not only enhance our individual lives but also illuminate the collective spirit of the church. Imagine Christ at the very heart of every endeavor, and every conversation. He isn’t just a partContinue reading “The Centrality of Christ”

Insights from Proverbs: Reroute (Prov. 17)

While I typically don’t talk much, I admit there are moments when I feel the pull to engage in gossip or dwell on the faults of others. However, wisdom often reminds us of the dangers of such behavior. In Proverbs 17:9, the sage advises against gossip, not to focus on other people’s affairs. Instead, heContinue reading “Insights from Proverbs: Reroute (Prov. 17)”

Book Review: The Dairy of a Young Girl

The Diary of a Young Girl by Anne Frank My rating: 4 of 5 stars A must-read I think Anne Frank’ diary is a must-read for various reasons. Most importantly, we tend to forget how ugly antisemitism can get. Also, it reminds us that the establishment of the state of Israel was a necessity forContinue reading “Book Review: The Dairy of a Young Girl”

End of Story

Every day, more and more people lose all interest and hope. For them, the world simply sucks. People appear cold, senseless, and heartless. There seems to be no sympathy or empathy, only apathy. Will we eventually reach the point of ultimate indifference? It seems that nothing matters anymore: “Everything is futile,” as the writer ofContinue reading “End of Story”

Trust

Life is never easy, and as you walk through the road of life, know you will stumble and even fall. Nonetheless, continue to do what you suppose to do, trust God, and leave the results in His hands. Don’t give up because He will be there to lift you up repeatedly according to His promise:Continue reading “Trust”

Differentiated Classroom

From my experience, the journey towards a differentiated classroom commences with the teacher’s commitment to know their students. By investing ample time in building solid relationships, I understood each student’s unique needs, strengths, and weaknesses. The remarkable outcome of this endeavor is that most of my students experience a profound sense of being understood andContinue reading “Differentiated Classroom”

The Hermit’s Cell

The Quiet Way: A Christian Path to Inner Peace by Gerhard Tersteegen My rating: 4 of 5 stars ” In the world ye shall have tribulations” :Lord Jesus, Thou saidst it of old.There dark are the desolate mountains,The night winds are cold.But Save from the storm and the tempestMy soul hath a cell;There ever, besideContinue reading “The Hermit’s Cell”

Book Review: The Messianic Hope by Michael Rydelnik

The Messianic Hope is a compelling book that makes a case for reading the Old Testament through a Messianic lens. Rydelnik argues that Messianic Prophecy is essential to a proper reading of the Hebrew Bible. Furthermore, he affirms that the hope for the Messiah is not a result of a pesher method of interpretation ofContinue reading “Book Review: The Messianic Hope by Michael Rydelnik”