Tiferet Yeshua Congregation Tel Aviv Secret believer in Yeshua from an ultra-Orthodox Jewish background Hadas came from an ultra-Orthodox background and was an isolated, “secret” believer in Yeshua for years. Then she met us. Moti suggested that he and I spend time with Hadas to become better acquainted and study the Word together. Growing up, Hadas was surrounded by words and customs that spoke of and honored God. She wanted to know God, and she felt deeply that He was goo

Harvest of Asher Akko, Israel © Little David with his brothers - painting by Tissot - public domain This verse in Zechariah 4:10 teaches us a profound truth about the way people see others compared to the way God sees them. We tend to be impressed by status, power, wealth, and outward appearance, or we become so occupied with our own lives that we fail to notice the “least of these” around us. God, however, repeatedly chooses those who are rejected, overlooked, or considered

Shavei Tzyon | Return to Zion Congregation Haifa, Israel Thank you in the name of Yeshua for your prayers, kind wishes, and for standing by us both spiritually and practically as we carry out our work in Eretz Israel. Just before Shavuot (Pentecost), we had an amazing opportunity to minister to non-believers. We put together a program with great food, entertainment, warm fellowship, and a message sharing the significance of Shavuot. We are now building similar programs for e

Tents of Mercy Congregation Kiryat Yam, Israel One small hardship Northern Israel has experienced in these years of war is that the IDF often electronically jams the GPS navigation systems we use to drive from place to place. The first time we noticed, it was surprising indeed. You know how sometimes, instead of calling or texting to ask where your teenager is, or calling again to ask whether your spouse will be home soon – you can look at the “find my people” app and see ju

Tikkun Global Jerusalem, Israel A major pattern in Scriptures (both OT and NT) is that all the nations of the world attack Israel. I will cite below 15 biblical passages. Sometimes these attacks are outside the Land of Israel, such as in the case of Pharaoh, Amalek, Haman, etc. But the more important battles are the ones which take place in the Land, focusing on Jerusalem. An attack on Jerusalem has increased significance in that Jerusalem (Zion) is the capital city of the

At Tikkun Global, equipping believers is one of the central ways we serve the Body of Messiah. We help believers become strengthened, grounded, and equipped with the biblical knowledge and practical tools they need to grow in maturity, walk in their calling, and share their faith with others. This work happens in many ways. One example this year was Yalla Aloha, a three-month discipleship program in partnership with Ekballo Ministries in Hawaii. Yalla Aloha serves young belie

Tikkun Global Jerusalem, Israel In seasons of war, ceasefires, negotiations, and talk of peace agreements, headlines tell us what is happening, but Scripture helps us discern what may be unfolding. Politics can feel like a roller coaster, but believers are called to lift our eyes higher. Our confidence is not in political momentum, but in the One whose authority is greater than every empire. One biblical picture for this moment is the Pharaoh confronted by Moses in Exodus. Li

At Tikkun Global, we believe generosity should move through us, not stop with us. Because of your support, Tikkun Global is able to give directly into the lives of families, children, and individuals in need. One way this happens is through Project Yonah, a division of Tikkun Global serving vulnerable communities in Israel. Because you give to Tikkun Global, hope is being shared through Project Yonah in tangible ways: Food, clothing, household goods, and holiday meals Practic

Tikkun Global Jerusalem, Israel Over the past year, a strange trend has seemed to appear almost everywhere. As a father, I’ve heard my children and their friends repeating “6-7” and “6-7-6-7.” Social media picked it up, videos spread, and somehow those numbers kept showing up in unexpected places. Like most trends, it may not mean anything at all. Yet after hearing it so many times, I found myself thinking about another “67” that has long held significance for me. 1967 For an

How to Pray in This Critical Moment We believe this is a critical moment for focused and informed prayer. As we gathered this morning to pray in Jerusalem, we were reminded of Jeremiah 49:35: "Behold, I will break the bow of Elam, the chief of their might." Watch Ariel Blumenthal’s short video update from Jerusalem. The "bow" can represent the extension of Iran's power throughout the Middle East. Today, that power is most visibly expressed through Hezbollah in Lebanon—a pro

Ahavat Yeshua Jerusalem I recently came across something I’d never noticed before in the last chapter of Joshua. Then Joshua wrote these words in the scroll of the Torah of God. Also he took a great stone and set it up there under the oak that was by the Sanctuary of the LORD. Joshua said to all the people, “Behold, this stone will be a witness to us. For it has heard all the words of the LORD which He has spoken to us. So it will be a witness to you, lest you deny your God

Harvest of Asher Akko, Israel © by Becquet c.1880 public domain In a vision, Ezekiel is carried by the Spirit of the Lord into a valley full of dry bones, and there he is asked the central question: “Son of man, can these bones live?” (Ezekiel 37:3). This is not only a question for the prophet, but also a question that echoes in every generation, especially in our own, as we face a complex reality filled with pain, fear, and uncertainty. The dry bones represent a state of dee

Shavei Tzyon | Return to Zion Congregation Haifa, Israel Thank you for your feedback, your prayers, and your continued support. First, a little news. Everyone is aware that there has been a respite in the war. Even in Lebanon, things have quieted down somewhat. Many who were serving in the army reserves have returned home. To be honest, the work is not yet finished. But through it all, we continue to remember that the Lord holds everything in His hands. He is able to use pre

Tents of Mercy Congregation Kiryat Yam, Israel The flowery pink hijab delicately framed her face, every fold precisely held in place, while the loose end flowed down her back dancing ever so slightly in the spring breeze. For over six months we’ve been together in the college classroom where we are learning to be doulas (a childbirth coach). Fariha is from a Muslim village up North. We are the same age, have the same number of children, and have both ventured into this new pr

Tikkun Global Jerusalem, Israel This past week, several of us traveled to Ein Bokek, the big resort area at the southern end of the Dead Sea. We were there for a prayer gathering, because of the massive LGBT+ festival that is scheduled to take place at the beginning of “Pride Month,” from June 1–4. It is being promoted as the largest such event in the Middle East—and by our government’s Ministry of Tourism! The location itself is strikingly ironic: not in Tel Aviv, one of th

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Tikkun Global Jerusalem, Israel The holiday of Shavuot commemorates the beginning of the harvest season, the giving of the Law at Mount Sinai, and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit on Pentecost morning. The overlap of these three themes on the same day is a marvelous bit of biblical symbolism and prophetic meaning. Two thousand years ago, the early disciples of Yeshua (Jesus) were filled with the Holy Spirit and power. Acts 2:1-4: When the day of Shavuot had fully come, they

Tikkun Global Jerusalem, Israel We often think of faith as something needed for healing, miracles, breakthrough, or the supernatural power of God moving in a visible way. But in Luke 17, Yeshua connects faith to something much more personal, painful, and often overlooked: forgiveness. As an Israeli believer, this teaching is not theoretical for me. After the horrific attack of October 7, when Hamas terrorists massacred, kidnapped, and committed unspeakable acts against my peo

Tiferet Yeshua Congregation Tel Aviv I have been serving in the IDF army reserves with the same men for years. One of the special things that has occurred is that many of my fellow reservists have come to know well what I believe and about our ministry to homeless drug addicts in south Tel Aviv. The week, after the most recent phase of the war broke out, our unit received a large number of quality sandwiches that we did not have a need for. Instead of letting them be thrown a

Harvest of Asher Akko, Israel This is not distant or theoretical. We are living this reality globally, today. And here in Israel we are still in a time of war. There is fear, there is uncertainty, there is pain; and the questions are real: what holds us, and what do we stand on when the world around us is shaking? The world we live in is driven by power – through money, gold, oil, and resources. Nations fight for control. Economies are built on profit, and people build their