Recently, two great festivals were marked: Easter and Pesach, Passover. Growing up, Passover was the central event around which my year revolved.
It didn’t just tell the story of how God miraculously delivered my ancestors from slavery; it invited me into that story through a sensory meal called a Seder (literally “order”).
During the Seder, a story is told of four children - the Wise, the Wicked, the Simple, and the one who does not know how to ask. This tale highlights how each generation is called to take part in the ongoing story of deliverance that has shaped the Jewish people for thousands of years.
Three reasons to pray before evangelism
In our Jewish scriptures, the Hebrew Bible, or Tanakh, we read about a series of men who speak on behalf …