Books
ANTISEMITISM AND THE SILENCE OF THE CHURCH
For centuries, antisemitism has brought suffering to the Jewish people—from ancient persecution and the Holocaust to the attacks of October 7, 2023. While hatred has changed its form, it has never disappeared. Yet one of history's greatest tragedies has been the silence of those who should have spoken.
Antisemitism and the Silence of the Church is a biblical and historical call for Christians to confront one of the world's oldest hatreds. Through Scripture, history, and current events, this book explores the biblical relationship between Israel and the Church, the history of antisemitism, modern anti-Zionism and its impact, the Church's responsibility to stand with the Jewish people, and practical ways believers can respond with truth, prayer, and action.
Heightened Anti-Semitism in Canada and How to Confront It?
This publication presents the Committee's findings and recommendations in an accessible format, highlighting the testimony of survivors, legal experts, community leaders, educators, and public officials.
It examines the resurgence of antisemitism in schools, universities, online platforms, public institutions, and communities across the country, while outlining practical measures to combat hatred and protect Canada's democratic values.
Zionism: The Road to the Rebirth of a Nation
For nearly two thousand years, the Jewish people lived scattered among the nations, never abandoning their hope of returning to their ancient homeland. Against overwhelming odds, that hope became reality.
Zionism: The Road to the Rebirth of a Nation traces the remarkable journey from the rise of modern Zionism to the establishment of the State of Israel in 1948, exploring political Zionism, the Balfour Declaration, the British Mandate, the Holocaust, the United Nations Partition Plan, Israel's Declaration of Independence, and the 1948 War of Independence.
Is Anti-Zionism Anti-Semitism?
Is Anti-Zionism Antisemitism? examines one of the most important and controversial questions of our time. Drawing on history, international definitions, biblical context, and contemporary events, this book explores the relationship between anti-Zionism and antisemitism and why the distinction has become increasingly difficult to separate.
Inside, you will discover the difference between legitimate criticism of Israel and antisemitic rhetoric, how anti-Zionism has shaped public opinion, politics, and media, and why this issue matters for every believer, citizen, and defender of human rights.
Can God Be Trusted?
At the heart of this question lies a profound theological issue. If God could reject Israel after making everlasting covenants and unconditional promises, what assurance do believers have that He will keep His promises to them?
It examines one of the most important questions in Christian theology by exploring God's covenants with Israel, the rise of Replacement Theology, and the unchanging character of God revealed throughout Scripture.
Who Are God's Chosen People?
Who Are God's Chosen People? explores one of the Bible's most important and misunderstood doctrines by tracing the theme of divine election from Genesis to Revelation.
Through careful study of Scripture, this book demonstrates that God's choice of Israel was never about favoritism or superiority—it was about purpose, responsibility, and His plan to bring salvation to the world through the Messiah.
Israel's Contributions to the World
From life-saving medical breakthroughs to revolutionary technologies, from agricultural innovation to humanitarian relief, the State of Israel has made extraordinary contributions to the world despite its small size and constant security challenges.
This book explores achievements in science, medicine, agriculture, cybersecurity, water management, archaeology, education, disaster response, and humanitarian outreach.
Jerusalem of Gold
For more than three thousand years, Jerusalem has stood at the center of history, faith, and God's redemptive plan. Called the City of Gold, it is the city of David, the home of the Temple, the place where prophets proclaimed God's Word, and where the Messiah walked, taught, died, and rose again.
Jerusalem: City of Gold invites you on a journey through one of the world's most remarkable cities, combining biblical history, archaeology, photography, and practical travel information.
The Shofar's Cry
For thousands of years, the sound of the shofar has echoed through Scripture, calling God's people to worship, repentance, spiritual awakening, and hope. More than an ancient ram's horn, the shofar is a powerful symbol of God's voice, His covenant, and His unfolding plan of redemption.
This book takes you on a journey through the Bible, exploring the history, symbolism, and prophetic significance of one of Scripture's most remarkable instruments.
The Seven Feasts of God Plus Shabbat and Hanukah
Long before they became Jewish traditions, the biblical feasts were established by God as His appointed times—divine appointments that reveal His character, His plan of redemption, and His promises for the future.
The book explores the rich biblical meaning behind these sacred celebrations, tracing their origins, historical observance, prophetic significance, and practical application for believers today.
How Christians Can Stand with Israel
The events of recent years have raised difficult questions for Christians around the world. How should believers respond to the rise of antisemitism? What does the Bible teach about Israel? How can Christians stand with the Jewish people while also pursuing peace, justice, and compassion for all?
This book provides a thoughtful, biblical, and practical guide for believers seeking to respond with wisdom and conviction.
50 Questions Christians Ask About Israel
Few subjects generate more passion, confusion, and controversy among Christians today than Israel, the Jewish people, and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Biblical promises, ancient history, modern politics, competing narratives, and deeply felt human suffering often collide, leaving many believers uncertain about what to think—or even what questions to ask.
50 Questions Christians Ask About Israel was written to bring greater clarity and understanding to these difficult and often controversial issues through Scripture, history, and a careful examination of the facts. Rather than relying on slogans, political narratives, or assumptions, it encourages Christians to examine what the Bible actually teaches, consider the historical record, and approach Israel, the Jewish people, and the Palestinian question with truth, discernment, compassion, and intellectual honesty.