4 Hidden Names of God and Their Meanings
These four “hidden” names of God and their meanings will change how you read the Bible—and redefine how you survive exhausting days.
ICEJ to Host 3,000 for Feast of Tabernacles 2026 in Jerusalem
Discover how the ICEJ Feast of Tabernacles 2026 is uniting 3,000 global participants in solidarity with Israel and local communities.
How One Trip to Israel Changed My Life: Jordanna McMillan
Read the story of one Christian Zionist woman whose first trip to Israel sparked lifelong advocacy, faith, and support for the Jewish people.
ICEJ-Sponsored Aliyah Flight Helps Bring Jews Home from France
Discover the inspiring story of 139 Jews from France who were welcomed home to Israel on an Aliyah flight organized by ICEJ.
Window Opens for Urgent Ethiopian Aliyah to Israel
A recent group of 27 Ethiopian Jewish immigrants arrived on ICEJ-sponsored Aliyah flights to Israel. Learn more.
Young Adults Experience Israel on the ICEJ Arise Tour 2026
Explore the journey of young adults in Israel. Their inspiring experiences on the Arise Tour reveal faith and discovery.
ICEJ Sustains Struggling New Mothers During Israel’s Long War
Read how one Israeli midwife made her dream to support struggling mothers in Israel a reality with help from the ICEJ.
Nehemiah 8, the Fall Feasts, and a People Hungry for God’s Word
Learn how Nehemiah 8 connects to the Feast of Trumpets, Israel’s deep repentance & the prophetic fulfillment of the Feast of Tabernacles.
Isaiah 62 Prayers for Israel: September 2026
As we enter the Hebrew month of Elul, we approach a very significant season in the biblical calendar. Ahead lies the sound of the shofar at Rosh Hashana, the call to repentance
17 Verses about Jerusalem in the Bible
Trace the story of Jerusalem in the Bible—from Moses’ prophecy and Solomon’s Temple to Jesus’ ministry and the promise of New Jerusalem.
Amb. Huckabee’s Closing Remarks at the 2026 Jerusalem Summit
Amb. to Israel Mike Huckabee closed out a special dinner at Israel’s Foreign Ministry—read why he stands with Israel.
Is the God of the Old Testament Really Different Than the God of the New?
Some people say that the God of the Old Testament is different from God in the New, wrathful versus loving. Is this true?