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Joel C. Rosenberg shares notes for his message for Saturday afternoon Oct 7, 2017, at Epicenter Conference 2017 on the amazing work the Lord is doing in the hearts of people in Israel, the Palestinian Authority, Jordan, Egypt, Syria, Iraq and Lebanon. The Joshua Fund and our ministry partners continue our ministry to bless and encourage believers and to support the spread of the Gospel of Jesus Christ in the Epicenter.
Amidst war and terrorism, some of our ministry partners serving in the Middle East are, by God’s grace, seeing a growing and unprecedented hunger for the Gospel.
Throughout the year, holiday-based outreaches provide many Israeli and West Bank believers with occasions to open their homes to neighbors and friends, and often provide a chance for the Word of God to be shared with those who don’t know the Lord personally.
The Feast of Tabernacles or Sukkot celebration begins at sundown Wednesday, October 4 through nightfall Thursday, October 12, 2017. It was the last of the seven biblically mandated feasts or celebrations. It was also the most joyful and was the only feast in which the Israelites were commanded by God to rejoice. (Deuteronomy 16:13-15)
Join Joel and his special guests on Friday evening, October 6 and Saturday, October 7, 2017 for Epicenter Conference 2017 entitled What Does the Future Hold for Israel and Her Neighbors?
You can bless the lives of people in the Middle East in real and practical ways.
Egyptian Christians continue to be the primary victims of attacks from religious radicals. Although our hearts are broken for the church in Egypt, we have been blessed for years to come alongside our brothers and sisters in this ancient biblical land.
Yom Kippur was, and is, the most solemn and important day in the Jewish calendar, beginning at sundown Friday, September 29 through Saturday, September 30, 2017. Once a year on the Day of Atonement, the High Priest was permitted to enter the Holy of Holies in the Tabernacle to approach the Lord where His Spirit resided.
What in the world is going on? That is one of the questions that Joel C. Rosenberg discussed with Pastor Brian Brodersen on KWVE’s Pastors Perspective. Joel also talked about the unique insights that attendees will gain from the upcoming Epicenter Conference, October 6th and 7th in Southern California.
Lebanon has now reached a point where almost half of the country’s population consists of refugees. Please pray with us and our ministry partners as we seek the Lord on how best to share the Good News among the refugees in Lebanon.
Rosh Hashanah begins the season of the fall feasts and was considered the holiest time of the year. Because the Feast of Trumpets was the first of the three, over centuries it came to be called Rosh Hashanah, literally meaning “Head of the Year,” or New Year’s Day. It is intended as a celebration marking a “spiritual” new year, a special time set apart for a new beginning with the Lord.
Amidst war and terrorism, some of our ministry partners serving in the Middle East are, by God’s grace, seeing a growing and unprecedented hunger for the Gospel.
Would you like to learn more about how the Gospel is advancing in Israel and in the surrounding nations? Please join Joel C. Rosenberg on Friday evening, October 6 and Saturday, October 7, 2017 at Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa.
Join Joel C. Rosenberg and The Joshua Fund for a Prayer and Vision Tour of The Holy Land July 3-15, 2018 and the Epicenter Prayer Summit which will be held July 11-12, 2018.
What a blessing to be able to extend His words of life so directly into these young hearts and minds and into their families as well.
The Joshua Fund partners each month with local congregations and ministries in Israel to help feed those who are in need.
"Today, we are seeing many searching for hope via satellite TV, radio and the Internet. Some are reading the Bible and examining the claims of Christ for the first time."
One tangible way your gifts to The Joshua Fund are showing the love of God is by providing household items for those in need.
