The March of Prophecy Part II—Framework of a Middle East covenant
By Bill Wilson |
In observing the current events in the Middle East, This is The Daily Jot’s part two of a three-part series ...
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Stupidocrisy: Don’t Be Fooled Again
By Bill Wilson |
Pfizer is back in the spotlight, rolling out trial results that claim its new mRNA influenza vaccine outperforms the standard ...
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Of Faces, Blessings, and a New Name
By Bill Wilson |
In Genesis 32–36, Vayishlach (And He Sent), Jacob prepares to meet Esau, uncertain whether his brother wants to kill him. He ...
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The American Chronicles: Sweet Run Surprise
By Bill Wilson |
Every once in a while you stumble onto a place that feels like someone tapped you on the shoulder and ...
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The Place
By Bill Wilson |
Jacob’s journey in Genesis 28:10-32:2, “Vayetze,” (And he went) opens with tension and uncertainty. After securing the blessing of the ...
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An Alarming Shift toward historic disaster
By Bill Wilson |
There’s an alarming real shift happening in how younger Americans view Israel, terrorism and the Jewish people. Recent polling shows ...
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Stupidocrisy–Terrorists, Socialists, and the Optics No One Wants to Talk About
By Bill Wilson |
There’s no polite way to open this one, so let’s just be honest about the optics. President Trump publicly met ...
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The March of Prophecy Part I—The peacemakers
By Bill Wilson |
In observing the current events in the Middle East, The Daily Jot is offering a three-part series on the March ...
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The Seed and the Promise
By Bill Wilson |
Generations rise and fall, yet Scripture keeps circling back to the same promise. Genesis 25:19-28:9 (Toldot, meaning Generations in Hebrew) ...
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Modern Turkey’s Prophetic March Toward Ezekiel 38
By Bill Wilson |
When Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz told Turkey’s Recep Tayyip Erdogan to “get the hell out of here” after Ankara ...
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