I remember the first time I realized I was not confident I could be brave enough to hide the Jewish people like Corrie ten Boom and her family did during World …
A One Minute to Midnight Moment
Have you ever had a one minute to midnight moment? Such a moment comes when a person is faced with a life-changing decision. The phrase one minute to midnight originated …
International Holocaust Remembrance Day: Stumbling Upward
If you travel throughout Europe, you might find yourself stumbling over uneven bumps in the street. Looking down, you might find that it was no ordinary section of the path …
Answering Evangelical Anti-Semitism
We had just finished an after-service fellowship dinner. I was the church’s guest speaker that Sunday, and I had spoken on the topic of God’s unique relationship with Israel. As …
When the Last Survivor is Gone
A few weeks ago, I attended the funeral of one of the most respected members of the Las Vegas Jewish community. Henry Kronberg was 101 when he passed away. Born …
Being Jewish in America
Being Jewish in America is all I know. The reason is simple: I am Jewish, and while my experience may be similar to many other Jewish people, it is also …
