When All Seems Lost

When All Seems Lost

When you are drowning in hopelessness and despair, you know how life-changing it feels to receive good news! It’s a lifeline that can literally mean the difference between life and death. Like rain in the desert, it gives new life, and just as water nourishes the parched land, the Gospel can nourish souls and bring life to barren hearts.

In Israel, people are currently undergoing difficult times. Tensions are high, and uncertainty looms. They are war-weary, wanting life to return to normal but losing hope that it ever will. All they can see is the darkness surrounding them. They need a beacon of light and hope, but mostly, they need to hear the message of love and faith that will uplift their spirits and provide a sense of purpose.

Yeshua entrusted us with the sacred task of preaching the Gospel to Israel and all the world (Acts 1:8). However, bringing the Good News of Yeshua to the lost sheep of Israel is a difficult mission that takes faith and purpose. In the past, the Jewish people have been closed off from hearing the message, but the suffering of this war has people seeking new beginnings. We are being given a unique opportunity to be bold with this life-giving message that will provide a renewed sense of hope and peace.

VOJI is so excited about our upcoming evangelism campaign in Be’er Sheva, where we will spread the message of hope and love to hundreds of Israelis who desperately need to hear of the Yeshua’s saving grace. We want to open the door for these Jewish non-believers to meet their Messiah and experience His love. This can be a life-changing encounter that opens their hearts to the Savior.

Stand with Israel in this defining moment of its history. Support this Spirit-led mission bringing the Good News. $100 will sponsor one individual and help reach over 300 Jews. Your contribution will spread hope and joy to the people of Israel. Be a part of the “great commission”  spreading the Gospel throughout the Holy Land.

“How then will they call on him in whom they have not believed? And how are they to believe in him of whom they have never heard? And how are they to hear without someone preaching? And how are they to preach unless they are sent?  As it is written, “How beautiful are the feet of those who preach the good news!”  
Romans 10:14-15