Gabriella Buchnik delivered an in-depth discussion on the complexities surrounding Israel, focusing on the events of October 7th and their aftermath. She outlined the brutal attack by Hamas, which included rocket barrages, mass infiltrations, and atrocities resulting in significant loss of life, destruction, and hostages. Gabriella explored the global response, marked by widespread protests and anti-Israel sentiment, juxtaposed against the historical and theological significance of Israel for the Jewish people. She addressed common misconceptions about Zionism, the legitimacy of Israel, and anti-Semitic rhetoric, emphasizing the enduring spiritual and historical connection of the Jewish people to their ancestral homeland. Her discourse also challenged theological positions such as replacement theology and highlighted the importance of understanding Israel's covenantal role in biblical prophecy.
The Church and the Restoration of Israel: Students Journey - Introduction to Israel Part 4
Part 4 of The Church and the Restoration of Israel explores God's covenantal relationship with Israel and its theological and eschatological implications for the church. Central to this doctrine is the belief that Israel, as God's "firstborn son" (Amos 3:2), plays a unique and enduring role in God’s Kingdom plan. While the church and Israel have distinct roles, they are intertwined in God's redemptive narrative. The doctrine challenges Replacement Theology, affirming that Israel retains its prophetic destiny and is not replaced by the church. Historical milestones, such as the Zionist movement, the Balfour Declaration, and the reestablishment of Israel in 1948, are seen as fulfillments of biblical prophecy. Theologically, the church is called to provoke Israel to salvation (Romans 11:11) and partner in its physical and spiritual restoration (Isaiah 61:4-5). The final restoration of Israel includes the gathering of Jewish exiles from all nations (Isaiah 11:11-12) and the establishment of Christ’s Kingdom in Jerusalem (Micah 5:3). Ultimately, God’s covenant with Israel remains irrevocable, and the church is called to recognize and support His ongoing plan for Israel’s restoration and the unification of believing Jews and Gentiles in His eternal Kingdom.
10-Days and the One New Man Prayer for Israel and the Church
God’s redemptive plan for humanity is a profound and intricate story of unity and salvation, bringing together both Jews and Gentiles through Jesus Christ, the Messiah. Rooted in the covenant made with Israel, God’s promise to bless all nations is fulfilled through the inclusion of Gentiles in His divine family. The New Testament concept of the “one new man” reflects the breaking down of divisions between Jews and Gentiles, reconciling them both to God and to each other. This unity is central to God’s plan, where the Church, made up of believers from all nations, shares in the blessings given to Israel, and works together to proclaim the gospel and fulfill God’s redemptive purposes. The Church’s role is not to replace Israel, but to stand alongside her, as both await the full restoration of Israel and the ultimate realization of God’s kingdom.
All About the Red Heifers in Israel
Shabbat Parah falls in the second half of the month of Adar, preceding Passover, and is dedicated to reviewing the laws of ritual purity necessary for bringing the Passover offering. The Torah portion dealing with the Red Heifer (Parah Adumah) is read on this Shabbat. The Red Heifer, outlined in Numbers 19, is a unique commandment involving specific conditions for a red cow without blemish to be sacrificed and its ashes used for purification rituals.
Nights of Hope for Israel with Mosab Hassan Yousef
Mosab Hassan Yousef is the son of the founder of the Hamas terrorist group. He joins us for our Nights of Hope for Israel event at Pursuit Seattle. This is the first time Mosab has spoken to a church in years. He shares with us his story, the trials, and the journey he has endured, making his split from the terror organization to supporting the people of Israel and their fight with Hamas.
Hamas founder's son speaks out against terror group and its '7th century mentality'
The eldest son of Hamas co-founder Hassan Yousef joined "Hannity" from New York on Thursday, speaking out against his father's terrorist organization and their continued attacks on the Israeli people.
Mosab Hassan Yousef said Hamas, while the governing force for the Palestinians, is not a political party but a religious movement waging a holy war."
Archaeology for "the Star who will come from Jacob"
In this video, Joel is in Jordan, exploring the archaeology behind one of the most fascinating prophesies in the Bible. Visiting four sites, Shittim, Bamoth Baal, Pisgah, and Beth Peor, Joel follows the route of the prophet Balaam, who was intent on cursing the Israelites. God, however, compelled Balaam to bless them and to foretell of "the Star who would come from Jacob." (Numbers 24:17).
Interview with Rabbi Yehudah Glick—Shalom Jerusalem Foundation
Join us for an interview with Rabbi Yehudah Glick and his wife, Hadass, as we discuss the new government in Israel and how to pray for the Jewish people, the Temple Institute, third Temple, and the coming of the Messiah, and about their ministry in Israel to build a support community for widows and orphans.
Purim and the Spirit of Amalek
This Arab Christian Almost Died In Battle While Defending Israel
The Return | Prayer for America's Relationship with Israel
NEW YORK — Multitudes converged on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., Friday and Saturday for a historic gathering of a worldwide Christian prayer gathering known as “The Return: National and Global Day of Prayer and Repentance.” Believers came by the busloads and joined dozens of internationally renowned Christian leaders as they humbled themselves and prayed for America in what the Bible calls a sacred solemn assembly.
Why Israel?
Listen to Kirk Bennett from the International House of Prayer in Kansas City articulate why Israel matters to God, and why Israel also matters to the church? It is time for the church to come into alignment with God’s heart for Israel and the restoration of His Kingdom.