What’s so special about the land of Israel? In the midst of the Israel war with Iran and global conflict, this biblical study explores Naaman, sacred geography, and why God says His eyes are always on this land (Deuteronomy 11). Discover the spiritual, historical, and theological significance of Israel today.

For many Christians, Galatians 3 feels like the final word on Israel: if Gentiles are Abraham’s offspring by faith, doesn’t that end ethnic and national distinctions? Over time, this reading has drifted into a common assumption—sometimes called “replacement theology”—that the church simply takes Israel’s place. But reading Paul this way strains the story of Scripture and mutes the covenant character of God. The Bible does not pit God’s faithfulness to Israel against His mercy to the nations. It shows both flowing from the same promise.

Are the Jews in Israel today still God’s chosen people? Explore the Bible’s covenants, history, and prophecy to see why God’s promise to Israel is alive and unbroken - and why it matters for your faith.

Discover the prophetic, theological, and biblical significance of wine in Scripture - from Genesis to Revelation. Explore how Israeli vineyards are fulfilling ancient prophecies and how wine symbolizes joy, covenant, and restoration. Featuring insights from Israeli Good Wine and a deeper look into God's unfolding story.

Explore the prophetic vision of Ezekiel, the return of God's glory, and the profound connection between the incarnation of Jesus and His promised reign in Jerusalem. Uncover the significance of "The Lord Is There" and how the themes of God's sovereignty and fulfilled promises culminate in the millennial kingdom. A must-read reflection during this season of hope and expectation.

The Jewish people are still chosen. 

That simple statement might raise eyebrows, spark questions, or stir emotions. Yet, it is a profound truth rooted deeply in Scripture and history. 

It’s a message we’re proud to wear boldly on our Road Gear “Still Chosen” shirt, not as a mere slogan but as a declaration of God’s enduring faithfulness.

The olive tree of Romans 11 is alive and thriving. Its roots are holy, and its branches are growing.

God’s story isn’t finished. His promises to Israel are still in motion, and the Jewish people remain at the heart of His redemptive plan.

As we wear the words “Know Your Roots,” we proclaim that we are connected to this story—a story of faithfulness, redemption, and hope.

When God spoke to Abraham in Genesis 12, making an everlasting covenant with him, He didn't just establish a people and nation; He set in motion a cosmic struggle. The real struggle needs to be seen with spiritual eyes beyond the battles. In God's call to Abraham, his declaration, "I choose you," was met with an equally resolute but malevolent echo from Satan, "Then I choose you too." Since that pivotal moment, history has witnessed an unending assault against the descendants of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.

What stands out is Jeremiah’s purpose of encouraging repentance and faith by showing God’s faithfulness to His promises to Israel in the form of both discipline and restoration. In Jeremiah 29:4-10, the Lord is speaking to the exiles who have gone into Babylonian captivity because of their disobedience, idolatry, and rejection of God’s commands.

We jokingly say that the Jewish people are just like everyone else in the world, only more so. It is not that we are better than anyone else, or smarter, or more numerous. In fact, our “chosenness” is something that most Jews would like to understand better. I certainly had no clue what being chosen meant. It didn’t always seem like a great deal to be chosen.

Are we living in the last days? Are we at the end of the age? That is a 2,000-year-old question, and people are still asking it today. I get that question a lot. That’s because people look at the events that are taking place around them in the world today and they have a sense that we are heading toward some sort of cataclysm.

From a human perspective, it seems as if everything is falling apart. If you had no other way to look at the direction things are going you might say that. But from the divine perspective, everything is falling into place under the providential, mighty hand of God.

At sundown tonight, the 5th of the Hebrew month “Iyar,” it will be Yom Ha’atzmaut - Israel’s Independence Day. This day is not just about freedom for the Jewish people but also marks God's providential hand in their history. The Jewish people were brought back from near extinction by God Himself, and now they are flourishing as one of the most powerful nations in the world!