Tikkun Global Jerusalem, Israel We often think of faith as something needed for healing, miracles, breakthrough, or the supernatural power of God moving in a visible way. But in Luke 17, Yeshua connects faith to something much more personal, painful, and often overlooked: forgiveness. As an Israeli believer, this teaching is not theoretical for me. After the horrific attack of October 7, when Hamas terrorists massacred, kidnapped, and committed unspeakable acts against my peo

Tiferet Yeshua Congregation Tel Aviv I have been serving in the IDF army reserves with the same men for years. One of the special things that has occurred is that many of my fellow reservists have come to know well what I believe and about our ministry to homeless drug addicts in south Tel Aviv. The week, after the most recent phase of the war broke out, our unit received a large number of quality sandwiches that we did not have a need for. Instead of letting them be thrown a

Harvest of Asher Akko, Israel This is not distant or theoretical. We are living this reality globally, today. And here in Israel we are still in a time of war. There is fear, there is uncertainty, there is pain; and the questions are real: what holds us, and what do we stand on when the world around us is shaking? The world we live in is driven by power – through money, gold, oil, and resources. Nations fight for control. Economies are built on profit, and people build their