The city of Jerusalem has a lot of history. King David claimed it as Israel’s capital in the Old Testament. But before that, Abraham was there. This week Chris will take us to Genesis 14 where Abraham (then Abram) attacks Kedorlaomer and his troops in ...

We welcome to the program Jim Showers, our executive director here at The Friends of Israel Gospel Ministry. Jim shares with us about a program that is very near and dear to his heart, the Israel Relief Fund.

On May 14, 2018 we will celebrate the 70th year of the rebirth of Israel. Many people—both Jewish and Christian—know there are many passages in the Old Testament Scripture where the prophets said this rebirth would happen.

If you look at how our modern society views Jesus, you’d think He was a quiet and shy man that wanted to be everyone’s friend. But when you read about Jesus in the Bible, you see He is bold, outspoken, and radical as well as compassionate, meek,

If you are on social media enough you have seen announcements to all kinds of things: engagements, weddings, and the birth of a baby to name a few.  In the Bible there were divine announcements. Jesus made one,

Whatever happened to the Rapture? 1 Thessalonians 4:17 says,  “Then we who are alive and remain shall be caught up together with them in the clouds to meet the Lord in the air. And thus we shall always be with the Lord.

Hidden entrances to underground rooms. Coworkers living doubles lives. Transporting weapons right under the enemy’s nose. This sounds like something right out of the movies but it’s not! It actually happened in Israel during its War of Independence.

We’re finishing up our series Eden to Eden. We started in episode one in the Garden of Eden where God was dwelling with Adam and Eve. We’re ending the series in the New Jerusalem where God will dwell with all believers in Jesus. But if we’re honest,

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We’re back in our series Eden to Eden. We’re looking at the grand story of the Bible. From beginning to end, God is pursuing His people. We’ve learned why God would pursue us. We found in the Scriptures that God is Omnibenevolent,