Blessing Israel Together

The biggest killer of children in Israel is cancer. Some 500 Israeli children are diagnosed with cancer each year. One in every 330 youths develops cancer before 20. Read more...

The spirits of offense and resentment are two that can easily take root in ground that has already been established with the spirit of insecurity. All seemingly little foxes that can wreak enormous damage to our spiritual walk and witness. Eradicate and obliterate these invasives thru taking a deep-diving personal inventory followed by confession, renouncing, binding up and casting out in Yeshua's Name! How can you say, 'Brother, let me remove the speck that is in your eye', when you yourself do not see the plank that is in your own eye?" Luke 6:42

A Monday morning, rushing to get to our respective jobs or, for the "retired", first focus is comfort and enjoyment possibly our gardens or a leisurely breakfast. Some folks are sitting down to their computers and turning on their AI programs and making cute videos. What horrendous madness this world is! None of these is taking up our cross and bearing it daily. Under no circumstances are we called to retire nor make our careers our focus. We don't have the leisurely time to invest in making cute social media posts. If we truly thought about what Yeshua/Jesus did for us, we would be appalled at our behavior... none of us excluded. We have much work to do on His behalf. So many lost. So many walking in utter spiritual blindness, including the body of believers. The simplest act of starting the day with nothing but having a conversation with the One who sacrificed everything for us is the least we can do. Spend time at the start of the day confessing that we have not put ...

As Israel turns 78, we observe Yom HaZikaron (Heroes Memorial Day) and Yom HaAtzmaut (Israel's Independence Day) to honor those lost in the fight for freedom and to celebrate the independence they secured. 

We spend our days, sunrise to sundown, focused on all that we have, all that we do, all those we love, all things we want.  And what if we had none of those things? Would we become angry at G-D?  Job's experience could happen to any of us at any time.  Holding fast to all that we think we have here, and making it a daily priority, makes it clear that we do not put our love for our Creator first.  He wants the best of our offerings, yet we give Him our attention after we've attended to everything else (see Malachi 1). What if everything we had was completely stripped from us? What if our homes, our closet full of clothes and shoes, all of our family members, our careers, our health, literally everything was gone...what then? Choose this day who you will serve. Choose wisely. Store up your riches in heaven. Everything here will pass away.

You made it possible! Israel Relief Aid collected crucial funds allowing Israelis in poverty (especially Holocaust Survivors, Lone Mothers (husband gone on reserve duty) and disabled) could partake in the Passover holiday... Read more