You won’t believe the questions this 7-year-old Israeli was asking.
More and more Jewish people are exploring the claims of Jesus online.
Two former soldiers bond over past experiences and also the Messiah.
We often ask you to pray for new Jewish believers in Jesus and are happy to report answers to prayer like this one!
People who seem “completely shut to the gospel” suddenly open their hearts when God does the unexpected. Find out how God used a ring and a key to open one woman’s heart.
This story from Dnepr, Ukraine, tells you exactly why you should not be discouraged if your efforts to share the good news (with Jewish people or anyone else) are flatly rejected.
Shmuly’s journey to Jesus has had many setbacks but with your prayers, it seems his faith is truly growing!
God uses teamwork so that when hearts open and lives change, we know that it was not because of our own power of persuasion. It’s all God!
You prayed, God answered; that’s how His kingdom grows – one person at a time!
For Orthodox Jews who believe in Jesus, their struggle is real and they need lots of prayer support. Take this story for example:
From Israel: this salvation story will give you hope for your loved ones!
The Lord wowed us in Jerusalem by creating divine appointments, protecting us, binding us together in unity, and bringing many to faith in Jesus!
As much as people may care what others would think if they were to believe in Jesus, we owe it to them to point out this truth.
Jews for Jesus Behold Your God Jerusalem outreach offered lectures on Marc Chagall and connected with many people, including these two Holocaust survivors.
While we explore new and effective ways to reach people with the good news, we know that often the Holy Spirit still uses the tried-and-true methods. Take this story about our bold Jews for Jesus T-shirts, for example.
Talk about answered prayer – the follow-up from our Russian-speaking team in Jerusalem has been amazingly fruitful! Check out this salvation story!
From Jerusalem: “Before me sat a woman broken not only by her physical limitations but by the burden of grief. ‘God understands and He is ready to forgive you,’ I explained.”
Ready to hear some stories from Jerusalem? These two salvation stories could not be more different, but they both show how God was setting up divine appointments.
People can hear from God in mysterious ways! No one ever could have predicted how music from her past helped bring this 93-year-old Jewish woman from Calcutta to Jesus.
Find out about this unique Jewish journey to faith!
We love telling you how God answered your prayers, especially when it’s a salvation story like this one!
Find out why a Jewish man put his faith in Yeshua (Jesus), despite his concern that his Orthodox friends and family might shun him. May God give us all the grace to be so courageous!
Technology can be a pain, but wow! It can also open doors, and even help people connect with God!
Pain can make you bitter or it can lead you to search for something better.
The thing about Jesus is, He makes impossible things possible. Read and be encouraged!
Find out how a new presentation of Jews and Arabs finding peace through Jesus was received during our Budapest campaign!
We’re excited to tell you stories of people we’re meeting on this year’s Budapest outreach!
God has a way of connecting our stories like links in a beautiful chain. Thanks for helping us be part of these two intersecting stories…
Jewish people were meant to bring the good news of Jesus to people of all nations—and that’s just what happened in Berlin!
From Kiev: God can bring inner peace in the midst of conflict. Read about one man who got an answer to the question he’d been asking ever since he miraculously survived a bombing.
Find out how people in the Aravah region of Israel responded to our most recent Behold Your God campaign.
Find out how God answered a Jewish seeker’s prayer in London.
How did this Jewish man find new life through our web chat platform?
Read the amazing salvation story of a mother and daughter, see how true the statement is, “with God there are no coincidences.”
Excerpts from Moishe Rosen’s new, yet to be published, biography.
