These days in Israel we are witnessing encouraging signs of spiritual openness.
Through outreach events, personal conversations, discipleship gatherings, and ongoing follow-up ministry, more Israelis are showing a willingness to explore spiritual questions and engage with the Scriptures. Some are opening the Bible for the first time. Others are revisiting questions they have carried for years. Again and again, we meet individuals who are eager to learn, listen, and discover more about Yeshua for themselves.
As we see these opportunities unfolding, we are reminded of Paul’s words:
“Behold, now is the accepted time; behold, now is the day of salvation.”
2 Corinthians 6:2
Week after week, our Beit Hallel evangelism and discipleship teams in Israel are connecting with people from many different backgrounds and walks of life. Some encounters happen through one-on-one conversations over coffee or during personal visits. Others take place during larger outreach gatherings where hundreds come together to hear testimonies, worship, and messages centered on the hope found in the Messiah. In recent months, some of these events have welcomed hundreds—and at times more than a thousand—participants. Yet while these gatherings create valuable opportunities to share the Gospel, they are never the finish line. They are often just the beginning.
Long after the event concludes and people return home, the work of discipleship continues.
Follow-up teams invest countless hours calling participants, meeting with them personally, answering questions, praying together, and helping them take practical next steps in their journey of faith. Through Bible studies, discipleship courses, fellowship groups, and personal mentoring relationships, men and women are given opportunities to grow in their understanding of God’s Word and develop a genuine relationship with Yeshua.
Over the years, we have seen that lasting transformation usually develops through faithful relationships, patient discipleship, and a community of believers willing to walk alongside people as they grow. One of the greatest encouragements today is seeing how widely these efforts are reaching across Israel. Together with local congregations and ministry partners, the Gospel is being shared in communities throughout the country—from Dan in the north to Beersheba in the south. Believers are being equipped, congregations are being strengthened, and new opportunities to share the Good News continue to emerge.
Behind every ministry update is a person whose life is being touched by God.
A young man searching for meaning after years of disappointment. A woman carrying questions she has never felt comfortable asking. A family opening the Scriptures together and discovering that the Messiah promised throughout the Hebrew Scriptures is still transforming lives today. These are the stories that continue to inspire and motivate us.
And we are seeing lives changed. People are placing their trust in Yeshua. Believers are growing stronger in their faith. Men and women are discovering forgiveness, hope, and purpose through a personal relationship with the Messiah. Every testimony reminds us that God continues to draw people to Himself.
One passage that continually encourages us comes from Psalm 96:3:
“Declare His glory among the nations, His marvelous works among all peoples.”
As we look across Israel, we are filled with gratitude for all that God is doing. The Gospel that first went forth from Jerusalem continues to touch hearts throughout this land. Seeds planted through prayer, faithful witness, and discipleship are bearing fruit, and we are privileged to witness God’s faithfulness firsthand.
Thank you for standing with us through your prayers, encouragement, and generous support.
Together, we are helping share the hope of Yeshua throughout Israel and walking alongside those who are taking their first steps of faith. We believe the Lord is continuing to move in this land, and we look ahead with expectation for all that He has yet to do. Together, we are helping prepare the way for the King of Glory.