Intercessors for Israel Friday Prayer Points
Praise: This Shabbat's prophetic portion is Ezekiel 36:16-38, where God promises to bring scattered Israel home and save them – and all this is for His holy name's sake! Hallelujah Lord Yeshua. [...]
Intercessors for Israel Friday Prayer Points
1.Praise: Seeing the chaotic situation in the political realm of Israel after what we thought was a definite answer to our prayers concerning the recent Israeli elections, we needed to reaffirm [...]
Intercessors for Israel Friday Prayer Points
Praise: This Shabbat's torah portion tells of God's desire to have the children of Israel build Him a tabernacle so that He could dwell in the midst of His people [...]
Intercessors for Israel Friday Prayer Points
Praise: We began with reading from Psalm 43. Oh, send out Your light and Your truth! Let them lead me. Let them bring me to Your holy hill and to Your tabernacle. Then I will [...]
Intercessors for Israel Friday Prayer Points
Praise: the prophetic portion this Shabbat ends with Isiah 9:6-7. We used that to praise the lord recognizing that He's still in control. For a child will be born to us, a [...]
Mideast Peace vs. the Bible
Christine Darg "Then he shall confirm a covenant with many for one week; But in the middle of the week He shall bring an end to sacrifice and [...]
Holocaust: Is Remembrance Fading?
By Christine Darg, Jerusalem Channel One of the most challenging realities in this dangerous and fragile world on Holocaust Remembrance Day, 27 January 2020, is that many people claim never [...]
Intercessors for Israel Friday Prayer Points
Via Intercessors for Israel: Note from Chuck: As I was walking to the prayer meeting this morning, I cried out to God to show us how to pray. I sensed [...]
Blood Brothers at War
By Christine Darg Jerusalem Channel Such a terrible irony that during Passover, the holiday of freedom, the Gazans are being driving by terrorist taskmasters! A number of years ago, I [...]
A Passover Parable: A Little Child Shall Lead Them!
Christine Darg By Christine Darg, Jerusalem Channel I invite you to follow this riddle wrapped in a mystery: There is a "gentile" (Greek) word that has mysteriously been [...]