Recently, I had the great privilege of ministering at a powerful believers’ conference in Ashdod, Israel. It was an incredible time spent with two of my closest Jewish friends, Pastor Sasson Pochtar and Hananya Naftali. This gathering of believers was truly special—a beautiful picture of what God is doing in Israel today.
The conference brought together Jews and Gentiles from nations around the world, as well as from within Israel itself. Together, we worshipped the Lord as one, embodying the biblical vision of the “one new man in Christ” (Ephesians 2:15). It was a powerful reminder that in Jesus, the walls of division between Jew and Gentile come down, and we are united in His love.
These types of conferences are not just events; they are profound moments of building bridges. Bridges between Israel and the nations, and between Jews and Arabs, are critical for the revival and restoration that God promises will come to Israel. As we worshipped together, I could sense the Holy Spirit moving, showing us that these bridges of unity are a vital part of God’s plan.
What we witnessed in Ashdod is a sign of what God is doing in the land of Israel. He is stirring hearts, breaking down barriers, and drawing people closer to Himself. As the Church stands with Israel, both in prayer and in fellowship, we are part of a larger story—one of redemption, restoration, and revival.
These moments of unity and worship are glimpses of the future God has for Israel and the nations. The revival that will sweep through this land is coming, and gatherings like this are a powerful testimony to that reality.
Let us continue to stand with Israel, pray for the peace of Jerusalem, and join hands with our Jewish brothers and sisters in faith. We are witnessing the unfolding of God’s promises in our time, and together, we are building bridges that will lead to the fulfillment of His divine plan.
Amen!
