Next Gen for Israel

Can you say with confidence that your church supports Israel? This is a question that should be answered with a resounding YES , but this isn't truly the case in our modern-day Christianity. First, we need to define who we mean when we are talking about Israel. Are we talking about the Israeli government? The entirety of the population in the Middle Eastern nation? The decision makers of the IDF? The answer to that is no. The Israel our church should fervently and religiously love and support is the precious Jewish people. Israel is not just the Jewish people overseas, but it's the Jewish people next door. It's all the diaspora that was unfortunately scattered worldwide -- they remain the Father's chosen people. Some Christians get mad when we talk about loving and blessing the Jewish people, they don't understand the family to which we have been grafted in to. Ephesians 3:6:   That the Gentiles should be fellowheirs, and of the same body, and partakers of his promi

Replacement theology (supersessionism) is a very common teaching in Christian churches today. Maybe your church even teaches this idea without you even knowing! It suggests that the Christian Church has replaced Israel as the new chosen people of God, rendering the promises made to Israel null and void. According to the theology, the Jewish people are no longer God's chosen people, and He has no future plans for Israel. Instead, the Church has actually become Spiritual Israel and receives their promises instead! It's frustrating to argue against replacement theology because to me, Romans 11 makes it theologically impossible .  Let's look at Romans 11 to understand why replacement theology falls short and why continuity between Israel and the Church is vital. The Olive Tree Analogy Romans 11 opens with the powerful imagery of an olive tree. The author, Paul, compares Israel to the original branches of the tree, which have been broken off due to unbelief, while wild olive s

  In this video, Brady responds to many who reply to our content saying that modern-day Israel has no relation to Biblical Israel.

  Shalom! In this video, I plea to my generation to remember Israel... Support for the Jewish people is disappearing, even from Christian churches.  Here is a powerful Scripture that speaks to those who would oppose God's chosen people (Zecharia 12): “I will make Yerushalayim a cup that will stagger the surrounding peoples. Even Y’hudah will be caught up in the siege against Yerushalayim. When that day comes, I will make Yerushalayim a heavy stone for all the peoples. All who try to lift it will hurt themselves, and all the earth’s nations will be massed against her. When that day comes,” says  Adonai , “I will strike all the horses with panic and their riders with madness; I will keep watch over Y’hudah, but I will strike blind all the horses of the peoples. The leaders of Y’hudah will say to themselves, ‘Those living in Yerushalayim are my strength through  Adonai-Tzva’ot  their God.’ When that day comes, I will make the leaders of Y’hudah like a blazing fire pan in a pile of woo

Shalom! This is a plea to my fellow Christians. We need to remember the precious Jewish people… Ephesians 3:6 (NMV):   That the Goyim [Gentiles] should be fellow heirs, and of the same body, and partakers of his promise in Moshiach [Messiah] by the Gospel (joyful message) When we gift a scripture to a Jew, we honor the legacy of our spiritual ancestors who paved the way for our spiritual growth. It is an acknowledgment of the debt of gratitude we owe to the Jewish people for preserving the teachings of the Old Testament and passing them down through generations.

Shalom, I passionately pray that you are all blessed this Choel Hamoed (days leading up to Pesach  or Passover)!  Just for fun (😆) let's look at the meanings of these two words! MOED means a 'Holy appointed time', and CHOL means 'every day'. So during Choel Hamoed,  while it is certainly a special festival set apart from the regular times of life, Jewish people are still able to go on with their regular business like working and shopping! During this  Choel Hamoed , the precious Jewish community around the world is preparing to commemorate one of its most significant and cherished festivals: Passover, or Pesach . This year (2024), it begins on Monday, April 22 at sundown and ends on Tuesday, April 30 at sundown. Now, for us (gentile) Christians, we should still acknowledge that Passover holds a unique theological and historical significance, intertwining with the narrative of our own faith. Yeshua (Yah'shua), often referred to as the 'Lamb of God', s