One of the lesser-known dimensions of the “Great Awakening” in the eighteenth century championed by men like the Wesley brothers, was a rebirthing of a desire to see the restoration of Israel and the return of the Jewish people to their ancient land.
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Written by our select range of authors from Australia and overseas – originally featured in Israel & Christians Today.Second Encouragement: In our humanity and frailty we are reminded of God’s holiness and forgiveness
A Bette Midler song became quite popular some 30 years ago. I cannot say that I remember much of the song, but the chorus that was repeated over and over had these words—“God is watching us, God is watching us, God is watching us from a distance”.
Tower of David: Giant Facelift
The Old City of Jerusalem is using Covid 19 restrictions to have a multi-million dollar makeover. As Israel works through lockdowns and pandemic challenges a bold new $56,000,000 (AUD) plan is investing in a much brighter and prosperous future. Modernity is meeting ancient history.
Transition for Beloved Israeli Project—ALEH to ADI
Since its establishment in 1982, with the opening of the first centre in Bnei Brak, ALEH has grown...
Concern Over Peace in the Middle East Post-Trump?
President Rivlin and Prime Minister Netanyahu have both spoken with President-elect Joe Biden and for the first time have referred to him with that descriptor. That in and of itself is significant as President Trump has not yet ceded the election and there are still two months remaining of his current term.
New Leadership at ‘Prayer for Israel, Australia’
In July 2020 Peter and Sandra Schuptar of Brisbane assumed the role of Administrators of Prayer...
Israel’s Planned “Annexation” Not Illegal
Israel’s planned “annexation” of the territory was widely condemned when it was announced earlier...
The Entebbe Story
27th June 1976 – Air France Flight AF 139 carrying 248 passengers and 12 crew, was hijacked by 4 terrorists while en-route from Tel Aviv – via Athens – to Paris. In Athens 4 terrorists boarded the plane, re-directing it to Bengasi in Libya, where it was re-fuelled, then flown to Entebbe in Uganda. Passengers and crew were held hostage in the old airport terminal at Entebbe.
New horizons for Jewish Christian relationships, on Jewish radio, J-AIR
We live in a time of unprecedented constructive Jewish Christian relationships. Never before in...