I have been serving the Lord long enough to know that following the leading of His Holy Spirit often requires stepping out in faith. After all, Paul reminds us that, “we walk by faith, not by sight” (2 Corinthians 5:7).
In the days just prior to Israel’s election this week, it appeared to many that Benjamin Netanyahu’s days as Israel’s Prime Minister had come to an end. Most pre-election polls showed Mr. Netanyahu’s Likud party lagging well behind in the race for Knesset seats.
For Messianic Jews, Passover holds rich layers of meaning. Passover is one of the most important feasts for the Jewish People. Moses told the Israelites, “Remember this day, on which you came out from Egypt, out of the house of bondage.
Israeli citizens are casting their votes for a new set of leaders tomorrow. Back in December, the Knesset dissolved and declared the need to start over mid-term by taking things back to square one with a new election.
Israeli voters are only a few days away from going to the polls and choosing the next government of Israel. It is a decision with enormous implications for the safety and security of Israel, and for the stability of the Middle East in general.
Healing through Yeshua – for many and through many means. All forms of healing – physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual – come from Yeshua. Sometimes, healing comes in a flash, unexpectedly and miraculously. Sometimes, it comes after a great deal of prayer and long hours of work.
Anti-Semitism, which is at the root of so much of this, is a worldwide problem. At its heart, anti-Semitism is a spiritual issue and condition. What better way to combat it than spiritually, through prayer. But how do we pray against something so malignant and pervasive.
Earlier this week, on the eve of the Jewish festival of Purim, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stood in “the well” of the U.S. House of Representatives and addressed a joint session of Congress on the threat of Iran’s nuclear weapons program.
