ليست الحياة دائمًا سهلة . على طول طريقك في هذه الرحلة، ستتعثر أحيانًا، وربما تسقط. لكن الحقيقة هي أن السقوط لا يعني الفشل؛ بل يعني ببساطة أنك إنسان. في تلك اللحظات الصعبة، واصل السير. تمسّك بما تعرف أنه صواب. استمر في أداء ما دُعيت لفعله، حتى عندما يبدو أن النتائج بعيدة أو غير مضمونة. والأهمContinue reading “عندما تشتد الحياة ، ثق بمن لا يفشل”
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The Book of Proverbs: Your Guide to Purpose and Faith
The Book of Proverbs is like a hidden treasure chest. It is full of wisdom that speaks to every heart. It addresses both young and old, man or woman. Its very name, derived from the Hebrew word “mishle” (rooted in “mashal”), evokes vivid imagery of witty sayings that bridge the everyday moments of life withContinue reading “The Book of Proverbs: Your Guide to Purpose and Faith”
Why Every Christian Should Stand with Israel: Trusting God’s Unwavering Promises
Introduction: For too long, the narrative surrounding Israel has been clouded by political complexities and often biased perspectives. But for Christians, our connection to this land and its people runs far deeper than short-lived headlines. It is woven into the fabric of our faith. It is echoed through history. It is demanded by our ethicalContinue reading “Why Every Christian Should Stand with Israel: Trusting God’s Unwavering Promises”
Resisting Tyrants: Lessons from Al-Sisi and Assad
Thomas Jefferson once said, “Resisting tyranny is obedience to God.” This assertion emphasizes that resisting any form of tyranny is not only a moral duty but a divine one. Tyrants, regardless of their severity, perpetuate evil, and their rule should be opposed to uphold justice and human dignity. In the following lines, I will examineContinue reading “Resisting Tyrants: Lessons from Al-Sisi and Assad”
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”
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”
Biblical I
Biblical: Part I Preface More than a decade ago, I began to feel uncomfortable with people who frequently use phrases such as “God told me, the Lord spoke to me, or the Holy Spirit revealed to me.” Those familiar with the charismatic movement in the 90s and early 2000 may better understand the reason forContinue reading “Biblical I”
Out of Egypt 