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Muslims Met Messiah

John, our Yemeni friend, explains how he now loves Jesus and Israel

Our Yemeni Friend who Loves Jesus… and Israel

A Yemeni ex-Muslim named John Ghanim has undergone the most extraordinary life transformation. So dramatic is his story that it went viral with over 16 million views from Yemenis watching in their dialect. He started life in a simple village in the Yemen, a country known for its deep devotion to

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Israeli Arab finds his Eternal Father

Growing up in Abu Gosh, and surrounded by the three major religions, a young secular Muslim realized there must be only one way to God. His Journey led Him to discover the One Messiah who can bridge the Gaps in the Israeli society, and the gaps we each have in

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HEBREW DISCIPLESHIP PROGRAM

Forgiveness – from a Messianic Jewish Perspective

To forgive is undoubtedly one of the greatest challenges for mankind. However, forgiveness is also one of the pillars of faith in the gospel in the New Testament. After all, who hasn't heard of the command to “turn the other cheek”? Forgiveness needs to be one of the main attributes in the

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Joy – How to keep it when it's hard?

What's the source of your Joy? Especially when times are hard we need a steadfast source of Joy that can't be rocked by the circumstances around us. We wanted to share another one of our Online Discipleship videos in Hebrew with English subtitles, let us know in the comments what your Joy is and how Yeshua fulfills your Joy!

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The Power of Our Thought From a Messianic perspective

The thoughts you meditate on are most likely apparent in your everyday life. If you go on thinking the way you've always thought, you'll go on behaving the same way you've always behaved. And if you go on behaving the same way you've always behaved, you'll keep getting the same

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Israelis MET MESSIAH

Jewish Holidays

Jewish Holidays

Shmita – a Year Of Release

The year 5775 in the Jewish calendar was a Shmita year – a special, one-in-seven kind of a year. God instructed Israel to let the fields lie fallow every seventh year, and give the land its sabbath rest. This is called the “shmita” year in Hebrew, which means a year

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Do You Celebrate Purim?

Purim is the Jewish holiday taken from the book of Esther that reminds us that God is always at work even when He seems absent, and His plans for you can never be thwarted! It is traditional for Jewish people to read the whole book of Esther aloud at Purim,

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When is Shavuot? Counting the Omer, counting down to the time of Pentecost

What is Shavuot?

Unlike every other feast in God's calendar, Shavuot (Pentecost) is held not a specific date but a specified DAY: Sunday. Passover is always on the 15th of the first month, Nisan, Yom Kippur is always on the 10th of the seventh month, Tishri, but the date of Shavuot changes from

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