9 Ways To Fight Anti-Semitism Yehuda Bauer, Israeli historian and scholar of the Holocaust, has suggested in recent years that the Jewish people add three more points to the 10 Commandments: thou shalt not be a victim, thou shalt not be a perpetrator, and, above all,...
Anti-Semitism in France: Where Ancient History Meets Modern Rhetoric lā ʾilāha ʾillā llāh muḥammadun rasūlu llāh. “There is no god but God, and Muhammad is his prophet.” This is the creed my Jewish father-in-law taught me to memorize when I first arrived...
Why Including Christians in Jewish Traditions is Key to Fighting Anti-Semitism Like most modern Jews living in the diaspora, I’m a little bit of a lot of things. I’m a minister and a sixth-generation Jewish follower of Yeshua (Jesus) as Messiah; I direct Upside Down,...
Q & A - Is Christianity Anti-Semitic? Any student of Jewish history knows that anti-Semitism has been an ongoing part of Jewish life pretty much as long as we’ve been a people. If it wasn’t Pharaoh enslaving us, it was Haman trying to kill us all off. And if it wasn’t...
Pray for this 100-year-old-mom and her 77-year-old daughter to agree that each has a right to think for herself about Jesus.
od arranges for people to meet one another at just the right time, and that’s just what happened in this story of a Jewish woman who wanted to talk about Jesus.
Somewhere in Belarus . . . (where our ministry must remain “under the radar”) 13 Jewish people recently found peace with God through Jesus.
Discover how Jews for Jesus is connecting with our neighbors in Westwood Village.
It might not feel like it, but every knock can actually be a boost. Here’s an example that we hope will encourage you.
We ask friends to pray for visitors with open hearts to attend our Jews for Jesus Rosh Hashanah services. Enjoy reading about this answer to prayer!
John the Baptist was onto something that will help us face whatever changes come our way. Find out more.
God can use your honest answers to these questions to transform your life. Breathe, pray, and read more.
The best thing about the internet isn’t shopping, it’s how many people, including people from very Orthodox Jewish communities, are connecting with us online.
Watch a video from our recent campaign in Berlin.
When the church invited him to present Christ in the Passover, they had no idea these guests would show up.
David Brickner’s perspective on sharing the gospel is liberating – and absolutely scriptural.
What a joy to be able to offer resources to meet the needs of these couples!
This salvation story shows how God used our Tel Aviv team’s commitment to love and serve.
Here’s why you shouldn’t be afraid to share the gospel with your Jewish friend – and how we can help.
The man who would one day lead his Jewish people to redemption and bring down the Torah from Sinai chose not to reveal that he was a Hebrew. He actively identified as an Egyptian, and that’s how he would have gone down in history if God had not intervened. In the Hebrew Scriptures, the textbook for Jewish identity, the definition of that identity always comes from God.
