Harvest of Asher Akko, Israel Joseph begins his journey as the beloved son, a young man carrying dreams too great for those around him to contain or comprehend. Instead of embracing him, his brothers are threatened and their jealousy drives them to throw him into a pit as described in Genesis 37.  Yet what seems to human eyes like an ending is, in God’s hands, a beginning. A dream planted by God cannot be extinguished by human action. It sinks deeper into the dreamer’s heart

Shavei Tzyon | Return to Zion Congregation Haifa, Israel Shalom dear brothers and sisters in Messiah! May blessings and mercy be upon you from Yeshua as well as God’s support for your loved ones! I thank you for your prayers and financial support for Return to Zion Congregation. Here is a story about the Feast of Dedication (Hanukkah). It is often understood as the victory of a small group over a larger force and as God coming to Israel’s aid as they confronted Antiochus and

Tikkun Global Jerusalem, Israel When his brothers saw that their father loved him best of all his brothers, they hated him so much that they could not say a kind word to him… So his brothers were furious at him. ” (Genesis 37:4, 11) Jealousy leads to being offended, to hatred and even murder.  Let’s remember that God is totally-sovereign  and totally-good . He wants to bless each of us with good things. So, what could possibly go wrong? Well… if He gives each one of us good t

Prayer Points for a New Year Thankfully all but one of the remaining kidnapped hostage bodies have been returned to Israel. Proper burial is extremely important in Judaism so the return of the body of Sergeant Ran Gvili is number one priority. Please pray for his remains to be returned. The second phase of the ceasefire cannot be fully implemented until this occurs. In addition, because of the dangers involved, neutral countries are not willing to send soldiers to Gaza. Pleas

Tents of Mercy Congregation Kiryat Yam, Israel “But, beloved, do not forget this one thing,  that with the Lord one day is as a thousand years,  and a thousand years as one day.  The Lord is not slack concerning His promise,  … but is extraordinarily patient toward us…” (2 Peter 3:8-9) After a sunrise drive and an early appointment at a government office in Tel Aviv, we were ready for breakfast. Entering the address of a promising coffee shop we had found online into the map

As we come to the close of 2025, we simply want to say thank you. This year has been both good and challenging—a year that required faith, perseverance, and overcoming. We are deeply aware that the work we do in Jerusalem and around the world is far beyond what we could do on our own. It only happens because you pray, give, stand with us, and walk in relationship with us. You are truly part of this mission. This past year brought intense spiritual battles and real-world chall

Tikkun Global Jerusalem, Israel Abraham and Sarah were by no means perfect people. There were even aspects of their marriage that could be called quite dysfunctional. (He gave her to other men, and she gave to him another woman.) However they were people who also gave themselves to walk with the Lord in covenant integrity, despite their weaknesses. God changed Abram’s name to Abraham, and Sarai’s to Sarah. Both names were changed by adding the Hebrew letter " ה" (translitera

As we speak to you in the video you’re about to watch, our hearts are full. We are deeply grateful for your friendship and for the way you stand with us and with Tikkun Global. Here in Israel, we see something very clear: the next generation is searching. Young Israelis are asking big questions about identity, calling, purpose, and TRUTH.  Many of them are coming out of intense seasons of service and transition, and this is a defining moment in their lives. What they encounte

Just three days left for the end of 2025, and we wanted to reach out to you personally! First, we simply want to say thank you. To those of you who have prayed, encouraged us, stood with us, and given financially this year: please know how much it truly means. So much of what we are able to do through Tikkun Global — in Israel and around the world — only happens because people like you choose to walk with us. We don’t take that lightly. If you haven’t partnered with us yet in

ALL GIFTS BY 12/31/25 HELP FINISH THE GOAL! As we approach the close of our Year End Campaign, TRUTH, we are deeply grateful to share that together we have raised $547,726 toward our $1,250,000 goal. Every partnership matters, and your generosity is making a real impact. With 5 days remaining until December 31, we press forward with faith and gratitude as we prepare to enter 2026 strong and positioned for all that lies ahead. Thank you for standing with us and for believing i

Tikkun Global Jerusalem, Israel As my wife and I grew up in traditional Jewish homes, we did not celebrate Christmas. And even as Messianics, we never related much to the holiday culture and celebration.  When we came to Israel, we started going down to Bethlehem on Christmas morning, until Hamas gained more influence in the year 2000, and we didn't feel safe going there anymore.  Many Israelis find the Christmas celebrations rather interesting, and out of a curiosity to expe

Tikkun Global Jerusalem, Israel The birth narratives of Yeshua introduce us to two groups who respond to His appearing in very different ways: shepherds in nearby fields and wise men from a distant land. Scripture does not present these accounts to compare their worth, but to reveal something deeper about how God prepares His people—and how they respond—when Messiah appears. Together, these two stories offer a timeless framework for understanding readiness, faithfulness, and

Tikkun Global Jerusalem, Israel How One Messiah Can Carry Two Names and One Mission As we enter a season filled with themes of light and hope — Hanukkah celebrating God’s faithful light among His people, and Christmas remembering the birth of the Messiah — I found myself reflecting on a familiar passage in Scripture, and a meaningful question came to mind: If Isaiah said the Messiah’s name would be Immanuel, why did the angel tell Miriam and Joseph to name Him Yeshua? Isaiah

This season has opened unexpected and important conversations here in Israel—about Christmas, about Yeshua, and about His Jewish identity. These moments remind us that what’s happening in Jerusalem is not just local. It’s part of a global spiritual moment, and your prayers and partnership truly matter. The greatest gift we can receive right now is knowing you are standing with us—supporting God’s purposes for Israel and the restoration of all things through prayer, generosity

In this week’s Global Broadcast, Ariel Blumenthal teaches on Hanukkah through the lens of the Spirit of Prophecy—“the testimony of Yeshua is the spirit of prophecy.” (Rev 19:10). Drawing from Scripture and Jewish history, he walks through the Maccabean revolt, the spread of Greek culture, the destruction of the Temple, and later Jewish rebellions against Rome. Ariel reveals how prophetic discernment—or the absence of it—shaped obedience, survival, and God’s redemptive plan. T

Tikkun Global Jerusalem, Israel If one buttons up a shirt and starts with the correct button, then all the others will end up in the right place. If one starts with the incorrect button, in the end, all the buttons will be in the wrong place. So, what is the “first button” of the Bible? The whole Bible starts with Genesis 1, in which God creates the physical universe. It is good; and with Man in the Garden of Eden, it is very good. The last chapters of the Bible ( Revelation

In this week’s message, Asher teaches on the spiritual root of jealousy and offense—from Rachel and Leah, all the way back to Satan’s rebellion. He shows how these same patterns still affect our lives today, and contrasts them with Joseph’s example of choosing faith, surrender, and character in the midst of injustice. Trusting the total sovereignty and total goodness of God helps us overcome feelings of "victimization." As John the Baptist said, "A man can receive nothing unl

Tikkun Global Jerusalem, Israel The Bible speaks of the Menorah , or Lampstand, on three levels: one in the Torah, one in the Prophets, and one in the New Covenant. Moses was commanded to build a 7–branched, golden lampstand and place it in the Holy Place of the Tabernacle ( Exodus 25:31-40 ). The priests were required to take care of the lampstand, but there was no clear teaching as to the spiritual meaning of the Menorah. This is the lampstand that was supposedly rededicate

In this week’s global broadcast, Ariel Blumenthal teaches from Jeremiah 31, highlighting the promise of the New Covenant—God writing His Torah on our hearts and remembering our sins no more. Through Jeremiah’s example, Ariel emphasizes a life marked by both truth and tears: courage to stand for God’s Word and a tender heart that weeps and intercedes for His people. He parallels this with Paul’s deep grief for Israel in Romans 9, calling us to hold conviction and compassion to

Tikkun Global Jerusalem, Israel We have known Yeshua as the healer walking by the Sea of Galilee. But we haven’t known Him as YHVH-Yeshua, the commander of the armies of heaven, the judge of all the earth, the executor of the wrath of God, the omnipotent and “pantokratic” (all-ruling) king. In order to deal with the events before us, we need to have a radical change in our understanding of who Yeshua is. This is what happened to John on the Isle of Patmos. John was shocked an