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Join us as we listen and learn as The Joshua Fund Founder and Chairman, Joel C. Rosenberg explains the meaning of the term ‘Epicenter’ from the book of Ezekiel.
Thank you for your prayer and support for the work the Lord is doing through The Joshua Fund in 2015. Because of you we are blessing Israel and the surrounding nations in the name of Jesus Christ.
Let’s listen as Joel C. Rosenberg, Founder and Chairman of the Joshua Fund, encourages us to pray for peace.
The Joshua Fund Founder and Chairman Joel C. Rosenberg offers some prudent application in light of God’s Word.
The Joshua Fund Founder and Chairman Joel C. Rosenberg shares some of the additional benefits we receive in studying Bible prophecy.
We share the love of God by first showing the love of God. Since our founding in 2006, The Joshua Fund has invested millions of dollars in helping care for Holocaust survivors, the elderly, single mothers, the homeless, widows, orphans, those with substance addictions and other poor and needy people through community Distribution Centers.
The Joshua Fund Founder and Chairman Joel C. Rosenberg gives us compelling reasons why we should never hold back in sharing the Gospel with His precious people.
An additional word of thanks from The Joshua Fund Founder and Chairman, Joel C. Rosenberg, as he shares several ways that your faithful prayer and generous financial support have touched the lives of Jewish and Arab families in Israel and the surrounding nations in real and practical ways with the love and message of Jesus Christ over the last year.
The Joshua Fund Founder and Chairman Joel C. Rosenberg shares an insight from the book of Joel, Chapter 2 that could change our perspective as we pray for the peace of Jerusalem.
A word of thanks from The Joshua Fund Founder and Chairman, Joel C. Rosenberg, as he shares a few specific ways that your faithful prayer and generous financial support have touched the lives of Jewish and Arab families in Israel and the surrounding nations in real and practical ways with the love and message of Jesus Christ over the last year.
The Joshua Fund Founder and Chairman Joel C. Rosenberg gives practical application from Joel 2:18-32 for every follower of Jesus Christ, no matter where we go.
The Joshua Fund Founder and Chairman Joel C. Rosenberg shares an insight that could change the very way we pray.
Please join The Joshua Fund in praying for the peace of Jerusalem, for geopolitical peace but also spiritual peace through the Prince of Peace our Lord Jesus Christ.
In this update, The Joshua Fund Founder and Chairman Joel C. Rosenberg shares how The Joshua Fund along with our ministry partners in the region are bringing essential aid and spiritual encouragement to the suffering and persecuted in the Middle East.
Listen to the audio interview with The Joshua Fund Founder and Chairman Joel C. Rosenberg and one of our ministry partners in the region as they share how you and other believers around the world are helping local Arab believers deliver the Gospel of Jesus Christ as well as caring for the practical needs of many refugees in the Epicenter.
Yom Kippur was, and is, the most solemn and important day in the Jewish calendar, beginning at sundown Tuesday, September 22 through Wednesday, September 23, 2015. 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. While the Old Covenant sacrifices were provisional and recurring, they could only cover man’s sin. For the Follower of Jesus Christ, the sacrifice through Jesus’ death and resurrection is eternal and totally sufficient. The moment one places his trust in the Messiah’s sacrifice upon the Cross, the sin question is settled forever. There is no longer a need for continual sacrifices; we are assured that we have life – not just for another year, but for eternity.
The Joshua Fund Founder and Chairman Joel C. Rosenberg teaches a survey of the Book of Jeremiah entitled “Living like Jeremiah In a Time of Coming Judgment “ – Session 2 Jeremiah’s Times.
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.
