Israel & the Church

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  Antisemitism and the Church: Why It Is a Grave Danger

  Antisemitism is not only a threat to the Jewish people—it poses a grave danger to the church as well.

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  Colorado Pastors Gathering

  Pastors and leaders in Colorado gathered with the ICEJ USA team to learn about Israel, the Jewish roots of the faith, and standing against antisemitism.

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  Healing the Rift: 1700 Years after the Nicaea Council

  This year many churches around the world are commemorating 1700 years since the landmark Council of Nicaea in AD 325.

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  Now Is the Time to Stand with Israel

  For many believers, Israel can feel like a distant political issue—something for governments to handle, not the church. But standing with Israel is not about politics—it’s about Jesus.

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  Modern Faith Heroines Embracing the Legacy of Esther in the Bible

  On March 13, Jews worldwide will observe Purim, the annual commemoration of their escape from a Persian genocidal plot.

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  ICEJ Supports Regent University’s Launch of Institute for Israel Studies

  Last year, with the support of the ICEJ USA’s President Dr. Susan Michael, Regent University announced the establishment of its new Institute for Israel Studies, amplifying the school’s staunch commitment to Israel.

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  “Palestinian Jesus” in Nativity Scene Spurs Backlash, Vatican Pulls

  The ICEJ expressed relief at reports that the Vatican removed a Nativity scene promoting the falsified myth of a “Palestinian Jesus.”

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  Our Prayers for Israel Are Having a Significant Impact!  

  Since the beginning of the war between Israel and Hamas last October 7, the Christian Embassy has taken a stand by committing before the Lord to lift up prayers for Israel every day until the nation can declare victory in this current battle.

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  Zechariah 4:6, “By My Spirit, Says the Lord”

  The theme of this year’s Feast of Tabernacles is taken from Zechariah 4:6, one of the most prominent prophecies in the Old Testament on what God is planning to accomplish in the end times.

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  Abraham, Father of Us All and Heir of the World

  I am often drawn back to where the story of the Jewish people began—with Abraham, whom Paul called “the father of us all.” For many Christians, he is just one of many great men of God in the Bible.

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  Gentiles in God’s Plan of Redemption 

  The story of God’s plan for the Jewish people is laid out clearly in Scripture. He created the nation of Israel for many reasons, but ultimately, it was to bring glory (a good reputation) to His name.

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  Sarah in the Bible, an Overlooked Hero of the Faith

  Hebrews 11:11 says by faith Sarah received strength to conceive and bore a child when she was “well past age.” Learn about Sarah, the “mother of us all.”