Heritage Compass
I started this past Thanksgiving Day with the six turkeys I had cooked spread before me on our kitchen island —two fried, two roasted, and two smoked. The air was filled with the rich aroma of flour browning in the gravy, mingling with the savory fragrance of roasted meat that has been the smell of
Missions News
As the war passes its one-year mark, life in the country is returning to semi-normal. Everyone has become accustomed, to some degree, to the sound of sirens in different places, giving people a minute to a minute and a half to reach a bomb shelter, followed by the sounds of explosions from intercept
Heritage Compass
As we gather this Thanksgiving to reflect on the blessings of faith, family, and freedom, we are reminded of the renewed challenges and slander we have faced in the media. History often casts long shadows, and beneath the warmth of our celebrations lies a solemn truth: the liberties we cherish today
World News
Last Sunday, President Biden approved Ukraine to use U.S.-made ATACMS long-range missiles against Russian and North Korean forces in Russia's Kursk territory. On Tuesday, Russian President Putin responded by lowering Russia’s threshold for using nuclear weapons. Russia then reported that Ukraine had shot six of
Heritage Compass
Last Sunday, we reflected on our daily lived communion in Christ—our fellowship within His body, marked by the mutual giving and receiving of God’s manifold gifts and grace. Today, I want to revisit that message to encourage deeper personal reflection and strengthen our resolve to embrace the gifts
Missions News
Greetings from Waco, Texas! While we often share updates from our smaller communities around the world, today we want to highlight what God is doing here in Texas, at what we call “the hub.” This is our largest community and serves as a center for ministry, teaching, and the distribution
World News
Republicans successfully ran the table in the elections last week, securing a majority in the Senate and House, and of course the presidency. The New Administration President-elect Donald Trump has begun naming his cabinet. Some names are quite conventional; others couldn’t be more disruptive and will likely face trouble
Heritage Compass
We raise our children not for immediate pleasure but for a continuity of faith, a generational fire that will burn until the Lord returns. We give up our time, our pride, our selfish wants, all for the King’s glory. And at life’s end, those who chose this path will find themselves surrounded by bles
Missions News
In 1971, Brother Ricardo Martinez visited Querétaro, Mexico, along with several evangelists from the organization he was part of at the time. They held revival meetings and established the first Oneness Apostolic church in the area. Fifty years later, the Lord led our Mexico community to relocate eight hours from
Heritage Compass
This month, in November 1528, nearly 500 years ago, Álvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca and his small, dwindling band of Spanish explorers staggered ashore on what is now the coast of Texas following a catastrophic shipwreck. They were the remnants of an ambitious expedition decimated by storms and starvatio
Heritage Compass
We stand at the cusp of yet another seismic shift in our nation’s history and in our lives. The momentum on both sides of the political divide is not a fleeting current that will merely stall and dissipate. It is a roaring freight train of conviction, energy, and belief, hurtling forward with unstop
Missions News
Brother Shahar and Sister Kim Yarden continue their travels, strengthening communities and connecting with those seeking more from God. Last month, Brother Tony and Sister Pat Salmeri, who came to the Lord in New Jersey in 1977, joined them in the Netherlands and traveled with them across Western Europe to