Mending Broken Relationships

Hi friends! Despite evil in the world and the downward spiral in ethics and Biblical living so prevalent in the world, I am excited about certain things I see today. Basic understanding of Biblical history tells us a very basic thing: Jesus was Jewish, and so were the first followers of Christ! The Gospel didn't …

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For Zion’s Sake – July 2019

Did you know the first Wednesday of every month is a designated day of prayer for Israel and the nations? Indeed, the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem (ICEJ) guides believers from across the globe in the Isaiah 62 Prayer Initiative. Tomorrow is first Wednesday, so why not get involved in the global movement! Here are a …

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“Most Significant 600 Meters in Israel” Now Open

Arched entryway, as in Jesus' day At the southwest corner of Temple Mount, one can see remains of an arched entryway at the top of a long flight of stairs which once served as the entrance for Jewish pilgrims making their journey to the Temple in Jerusalem for the annual feasts. Remains of the archway …

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Amir’s Bible Bites: Do You Know the Unknown God?

Unless you believe in the Messiah, you don't know God. Jesus, the Messiah, said, "I am the way, and the truth, and the life; no one comes to the Father but through Me." (John 14:6) Jesus is our Savior. But why do we need a Savior? Because without exception, we all sin (Romans 3:23), and the wages of …

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