The Power of Love: How Yeshua’s Compassion is Transforming Hearts in Israel Across Israel, the love of Yeshua (ישוע), the Messiah, is touching hearts and changing lives. His compassion is not distant or abstract—it is personal, active, and transformative. From Jerusalem (ירושלים) to Tel Aviv, individuals are encountering His love in ways that bring hope, healing, and a renewed sense of purpose. Love as a Transformative Force The Hebrew Scriptures and the New Covenant both…
Scripture has always spoken in the landscape of Israel. Its words are not detached ideas but living testimony shaped by land, history, and covenant. To hear God’s heart for Israel through Scripture is to encounter a voice that has echoed through generations—faithful, consistent, and deeply rooted in the story of this land. In Jerusalem, where ancient prayers still rise and Scripture is read daily, the Bible feels close. Its language belongs here. From the opening chapters of Genesis to the…
In today’s fast-paced world, the reach of media is unparalleled. From television and radio to social media and online streaming platforms, messages can travel faster and farther than ever before. For those who desire to share the good news of Yeshua (Jesus) in Israel, media has become an extraordinary tool, opening doors that were once considered closed. In a land rich with history, culture, and faith, Israel is witnessing a subtle but powerful movement: the…
Evangelism has always been at the heart of God’s redemptive plan. From the moment Yeshua (Jesus) walked the dusty roads of Israel, He was revealing the Father’s love and calling His people—Am Yisrael, the people of Israel—back to Himself. The New Testament is filled with powerful examples of evangelism that began right here in the Land of Israel, among Jewish people who were longing for the promised Messiah. These biblical examples are not distant stories—they…
As we reflect on the Word of God, there is a deep, sacred, often mystical relationship between Israel (the Jewish people, the sons and daughters of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob) and the Church (Jews and Gentiles who have come to faith in Yeshua the Messiah). To understand this relationship is to walk in humility, awe, and great expectation. It is to see how God’s promises to Israel are interwoven with His plans for all the…
Throughout history, the Jewish people have been chosen by God to carry His light into the world. The covenant made with Abraham still echoes today—“I will bless those who bless you, and whoever curses you I will curse; and all peoples on earth will be blessed through you” (Genesis 12:3). This divine promise reminds us that connecting with the Jewish community is not just a social mission, but a spiritual one. Building bridges with the people of…
From the very beginning, Israel has always held a special place in God’s redemptive plan for humanity. The story of salvation begins with the Jewish people — from Abraham, whom God called to be the father of many nations (Genesis 12:1–3), to the prophets who spoke of the coming Messiah, to Yeshua Himself, born in Bethlehem, raised in Nazareth, and crucified in Jerusalem. Every aspect of the gospel story is deeply rooted in Israel’s history…
In today’s rapidly changing world, the heartbeat of Israel’s future lies in the hearts of its youth. They are the generation walking the streets of Tel Aviv, studying in Jerusalem’s university, serving in the IDF, and dreaming of a future filled with innovation, identity, and meaning. Yet, almost all (over 98%) of these young Israelis—passionate, intelligent, and deeply rooted in their Jewish identity—have not yet encountered the transforming love of Yeshua, the promised Messiah of…
When Paul wrote to the believers in Rome, he used one of the most profound and enduring images in all of Scripture — the olive tree. This tree, deeply rooted in the soil of Israel, is more than just an agricultural symbol; it’s a living picture of God’s covenant relationship with His people and His redemptive plan through Yeshua, the promised Messiah. To understand the weight of Paul’s metaphor in Romans 11, we must look not only at theology but also…
Jerusalem — Yerushalaim in Hebrew — is more than an ancient city. It is the city chosen by God, the place of His dwelling, and the center of His redemptive plan for Israel and the nations. Throughout the Scriptures, Jerusalem stands as the physical and spiritual heartbeat of God’s covenant with His people, the place where Heaven and Earth meet, and the city to which Yeshua the Messiah will one day return. God’s Chosen Dwelling…