The Gospel is spreading miraculously in Israel more than any time in the last 2,000 years!
See how God is fulfilling His promises, hear some powerful testimonies that will inspire your faith, and get an insider’s look into the challenges and beautiful victories in the harvest fields.
God has an incredible plan of bringing “life from the dead” to the world through the salvation of Israel (Romans 11). Discover your role in the greatest revival in history!
Read more >By God’s grace, millions of Israelis have watched our evangelistic and pro-life videos, thousands have heard the Gospel on the streets, and Israelis from every background have come to faith and chosen life. But we’re still facing some massive obstacles to the spread of the Good News. Yet we know that your prayers and ours, as One New Man in Messiah, can tear down any wall of opposition and help establish the Kingdom of God on earth.
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Many Israelis are secular because they feel God has forsaken them or they just want to live life their own way. But some like Zahava are finding redemption and healing in Jesus. Join us in praying they’ll become a truly holy people!
What will it take for Orthodox Jews to turn to Jesus? The beautiful story of Rachel sheds light on the strongholds and also the powerful breakthroughs for the Gospel beginning to take place in Orthodox communities.
It all restarted with just 23 believers in all Israel. The Body has grown miraculously, but still faces tremendous challenges. Yet God promised to bring a revival here greater than Acts. Unite with us in prayer for it!
Why do most Israelis think Jews can’t believe in Jesus? Hear what misconceptions they have and how God is starting to remove them, like He did in the incredible story of Dani Sayag, now Pastor of Carmel Congregation in Israel.
A massive stumbling block for Jewish people is the belief that Jesus actually caused the atrocities they suffered at the hands of so-called Christians. Ron also believed that myth, until the Day of Atonement came.
