This past weekend, something truly special unfolded at Home of Jesus the King Church in Nazareth—a moment that felt less like a regular gathering and more like a glimpse into God’s heart for Israel in these last days. We hosted a powerful Revival Shabbat Meeting, where Arabs, Jews, and international believers came together under one roof to worship the Lord in spirit and in truth.
It was more than just a meeting—it was a divine appointment. The presence of God was tangible as people from different backgrounds, cultures, and languages lifted up one unified voice of praise. In a land often marked by tension and division, this moment of harmony reminded us all of the beauty of Psalm 133:
“Behold, how good and how pleasant it is when brothers dwell together in unity!”
This kind of gathering is a testimony to the move of the Holy Spirit in Israel today—bringing down walls and drawing hearts together through the love of Jesus. We are witnessing the beginnings of a revival rooted not in politics or performance, but in God’s kingdom family.
During the meeting, Pastor Saleem shared a timely word about the end times, drawing from the teachings of Jesus in Matthew 24. One of the signs Jesus warned about is that “the love of many will grow cold.” In today’s world—full of fear, division, and spiritual confusion—this prophecy is becoming more real by the day. That’s why it is so important for us as believers to stay grounded in love, truth, and unity.
Now is not the time to retreat in fear or to become isolated. Now is the time to shine His light brighter than ever, to walk in compassion, and to reach out with the message of salvation and hope. The world is growing darker, but the light of Christ shines even more powerfully through His Church when we walk in love and unity.
As many of you know, we are currently in the process of purchasing our humanitarian aid center in Nof HaGalil—a location that we believe will become a vital hub of outreach, service, and Gospel witness.
Once we secure ownership of the facility, we envision it becoming a thriving center where Jewish, Arab, and Druze families will come regularly—not only to receive food, clothing, and other essential aid—but also to encounter the warmth, love, and presence of Jesus. Owning this space will empower us to expand our reach, grow our humanitarian operations, and share the Good News in even more practical and powerful ways—touching hearts and transforming lives for the glory of God.
In many ways, what is happening here reflects a spiritual Abrahamic accord—not a man-made treaty, but a covenant of blessing that echoes God’s promise to Abraham:
“Through you, all the families of the earth shall be blessed.”
Genesis 12:3
We are seeing that promise fulfilled—right here in the Galilee—as people from all walks of life are drawn together through the redeeming work of Yeshua. What unites us is not politics, ethnicity, or perfection—but the fact that we are children of the same loving Father. That’s the foundation of our unity.
We are family—not because we have it all together, but because God brought us together through His grace. And that grace is what compels us to love, serve, and shine for His glory in these crucial days.
Thank you for standing with us as we move forward in both vision and mission.
Your prayers and support are making an eternal impact in this land. Let’s continue building together—bridges of hope, channels of healing, and lighthouses of truth that point to Jesus.
