Sometimes memories hides in the most ordinary places...and then, years later, ambushes you while you’re changing a light bulb.

Where to open your Bible when: God feels like He forgot you: Psalm 13 Nobody checks on you: Psalm 142 The bills keep you up at night: Matthew 6 There's a sin you never confessed: Psalm 32 You wandered off and you're ashamed to come home: Luke 15 The temptation feels bigger than you: 1 Corinthians 10 Dying scares you: 2 Corinthians 5 Someone you love died in Christ: 1 Thessalonians 4 Your salvation feels shaky: 1 John 5 Evil keeps winning and God seems quiet: Habakkuk 1 Doing right has worn you out: Galatians 6 Save this for the night you need it.

Shocking scenes as October 7 survivor Sabine Taasa is thrown out from the premiere of anti-IDF propaganda “documentary” NAZA in the Netherlands. Her husband, Gil Taasa (46), was killed as he jumped on a grenade to protect his two young sons Koren (12) and Shay (8)

The West’s exceptionalism and superiority to other civilizations are precisely what made it try to raise other civilizations through the globalization of its norms. But when those civilizations failed to rise because they lacked the moral infrastructure to sustain those norms, the West responded by denying its own exceptionalism and tearing itself down to become equal with them. The First World failed to pull the Third World up, so it pushed itself down to become a Third World instead.

After setting their schools and even their teachers on fire, Muslim students rioting in France are now torching firefighters as they try to put out the fires. A literal war zone.

Probably the best song you’ll hear today, this week, and this year 👏🏼🤣 This has to be the number one hit on every chart. It needs MTV awards too. It’s absolutely brilliant

Vow of the Nazarite

This is so damn true.

JUDAH HAS THE THRONE. LEVI HAS THE PRIESTHOOD. SO WHO IS ZECHARIAH DESCRIBING? There is a remarkable Messianic prophecy in the Tanakh that deserves far more attention. Not Isaiah 53. Not Psalm 22. Not Micah 5:2. Zechariah 6:12–13. “Behold, the man whose name is the Branch… He shall build the temple of YHWH… He shall bear the glory, and shall sit and rule on His throne; so He shall be a priest on His throne.” A man called the Branch. He will rule. He will sit on a throne. He will bear glory. And He will also be a priest. That combination is extraordinary. Judah has the throne. Levi has the priesthood. Under the Torah, Israel’s royal and priestly offices were distinct. The kings came through Judah, specifically David. The priests came through Levi, through Aaron. A king could not simply assume priestly authority. King Uzziah tried, and the priests confronted him: “It is not for you, Uzziah, to burn incense to YHWH, but for the priests.” 2 Chronicles 26:18 So when Zechariah describes a future figure who is both King and Priest, we should stop and ask: Who is this Man? Zechariah gives Him a title loaded with Messianic significance: צֶמַח — Tzemach — The Branch Jeremiah had already written: “I will raise up for David a righteous Branch; and He shall reign as King.” Jeremiah 23:5 The Branch is Davidic. He is royal. He is a King. Yet Zechariah says this same Branch will also be a priest on His throne. That is not normal. That is a clue. Then Psalm 110 sharpens the picture. David writes “YHWH said to my Lord: ‘Sit at My right hand…’” Psalm 110:1 Then “You are a priest forever according to the order of Melchizedek.” Psalm 110:4 There it is again. King. Priest. One Person. And notice: this is not Aaronic priesthood. It is according to the order of Melchizedek. Genesis describes Melchizedek as: “King of Salem” and “priest of God Most High.” Genesis 14:18 He was both. So long before Levi existed, the Tanakh had already established the category of a legitimate Priest-King. Now follow the trail: Genesis 14 A Priest-King appears. Psalm 110 David’s Lord will be a Priest forever after that order. Jeremiah 23 The Branch of David will reign as King. Zechariah 6 The Branch will sit upon His throne and serve as Priest. These are not random fragments. They converge. And that brings us to Yeshua. Who is David’s promised King? Who is the Branch? Who sits upon the throne? Who bears the glory? Who possesses a priesthood outside Aaron? Who can unite kingship and priesthood without violating Torah? Yeshua fits this profile with remarkable precision. He is Davidic through Judah. His priesthood is not Aaronic. It does not need to be. The Tanakh had already revealed another priestly order, one that predates Levi: Melchizedek. That resolves the apparent contradiction. Messiah can be Davidic King… and still be Priest. Not by collapsing Judah into Levi. Not by breaking Torah. But because the Tanakh itself already revealed a Priest-King order before Levi ever existed. And Zechariah adds one final detail: “The counsel of peace shall be between them both.” The royal and priestly offices meet in harmony. The King rules. The Priest mediates. The throne speaks of authority. The priesthood speaks of reconciliation. And in the coming Branch, both offices meet. That is why Zechariah 6 matters so much. It gives us a Messianic puzzle ordinary Israelite institutions cannot solve. Judah has the throne. Levi has the priesthood. Yet the prophets point to one coming Man who possesses both. The Tanakh gives us the profile before the later writings give us the name. Yeshua did not invent the idea of a Priest-King Messiah. The Tanakh was waiting for Him.

This is Satanic pro-murder propaganda, brought to you by Mark Carney of Canada. This is not far from what Hitler and Goebbels were doing in Germany, pushing the murder of the "unfit." God will judge Carney and Canada for this.

Have we reached the point where the only metric by which anyone is judged by society as a whole is their willingness to get used? Because it feels like that is where we are? The body politic was there a long time ago. But now it’s everything.

‘“We are all Jews here.”’ January 27, 1945. Stalag IX-A, Ziegenhain, Germany. A German commandant put a pistol to the head of a 25-year-old American master sergeant and demanded the names of the Jewish prisoners. Master Sgt. Roddie Edmonds of Knoxville, Tennessee, had been captured during the Battle of the Bulge on December 19, 1944. By late January he was the senior NCO among about 1,275 American enlisted men. The night before, the Germans ordered only Jewish-American POWs to fall out at dawn. Anyone who refused would be shot. Edmonds understood what “separate” could mean. He ordered every American to fall out. No exceptions. Morning came. All 1,275 men stood in formation. The commandant, Major Siegmann, saw the line and shouted that they could not all be Jews. Edmonds looked at him and said five words: “We are all Jews here.” Siegmann pressed the pistol to Edmonds’s forehead. Edmonds did not step back. He told the commandant that under the Geneva Convention a prisoner owed only name, rank, and serial number. Religion was not on the list. Then he added the warning that mattered in January 1945: if you shoot me, you will have to shoot all of us—and when this war is over, you will stand trial for war crimes. Siegmann lowered the pistol and walked away. Not one Jewish soldier was handed over. Witnesses later put the number saved at about 200 to 300. Edmonds kept watch over his men until liberation on March 30, 1945. He went home to Tennessee, served again in Korea, and never told his wife or children what happened that morning. He died in 1985 with the story still in his diary. Years later his son, Pastor Chris Edmonds, found the witnesses. Their accounts matched. In 2015 Yad Vashem named Roddie Edmonds Righteous Among the Nations—the only American serviceman so honored. On March 2, 2026, Chris accepted the Medal of Honor at the White House on his father’s behalf. The Germans asked him to point out the Jews. He pointed at all 1,275 men, and at himself. #RoddieEdmonds #WeAreAllJewsHere #MedalOfHonor #WWII #BattleOfTheBulge #YadVashem #RighteousAmongTheNations #AmericanHero #NeverForget #HistoryMatters