In 2024, pogrom-like attacks against Jews are reemerging in Europe, most recently seen in Amsterdam’s brutal mob violence targeting Jewish soccer fans. This incident mirrors the dark history of Kristallnacht and Russian pogroms, reminding us of the dangers Jewish communities face today. As anti-Semitic threats escalate worldwide, The Jewish Road stands resolute: "For Zion’s sake, we will not be silent." Join us in advocating for the safety and dignity of the Jewish people.

Stand with us as we explore the unwavering commitment of Messianic Jewish believers to support Israel. In a world increasingly hostile to the Jewish people, we refuse to run or hide. Discover the biblical mandate to stand boldly, advocate for Israel, and be a credible witness to God's eternal covenant. Join us in this mission for faith, resilience, and unwavering support.

Explore why Israel remains at the center of God's attention. Learn about Israel's biblical significance, the current conflict, and the eternal promises that underscore the nation's pivotal role in God's plan. Discover the spiritual and historical context of Israel's struggles and triumphs.

Living in a war zone is an experience that most Americans find hard to fathom. While the United States has faced attacks, its wars have primarily been fought abroad. However, in Israel, the situation is different. In a country the size of New Jersey, surrounded by enemies, Israelis face constant threats and live under the shadow of rocket alerts. They are adjusting to a new normal, one that requires resilience and reorientation.

Today marks a solemn milestone: 100 days since the October 7 attack on Israel. In these 100 days, we've witnessed unimaginable loss and a world that, in many ways, turned its back. Yet, our resolve remains unbroken. We remember every life lost, every moment of bravery, and every tear shed. Join us in reflecting on this journey and looking forward with hope.

So, the question has come up: Aren’t all Jews saved? It’s not a new question. It has been brought up many times by Christians who know that the Jews are God’s chosen people and many think that they have a pass to drive the fastrak lane right into the kingdom.

At times like this some may lose confidence in God because perhaps they are not familiar with the God of the Bible. A word of encouragement would go a long way. Some may see the Messiah as gentle Jesus. And he is compassionate and gracious. He is also a warrior and in the midst of all the evil we are seeing God’s promises to Israel will be fulfilled. He has said it. He has begun it. He will complete it.

Explore the deeper layers of Israel's significance amid the ongoing crisis and war. Learn why understanding and supporting Israel is a spiritual necessity, not just a political or humanitarian choice. Discover how you can engage actively and effectively through prayer and practical means.

Welcome to the 21-day prayer guide for Christians to intercede for Israel leading up to Shavuot/Pentecost. This guide will take you on a spiritual journey to deepen your understanding of the importance of this holiday in Jewish tradition and how it relates to the Christian faith. Our prayers will focus on key prayer points such as peace, protection, and prosperity for Israel, and we will incorporate relevant Bible scriptures that support each prayer point.

We are witnessing protests in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem against the government’s planned judicial reforms. The protests have been referred to as a “Day of Resistance to Dictatorship.”

The assumption is always that when a Jew believes in Jesus, they are no longer Jewish. But this simply isn't the case. Faith in Jesus doesn't make someone any less Jewish. In fact, for many of us, our faith in Jesus has actually made us more Jewish.

But this misunderstanding, on both sides, is what has kept Christians from intentionally reaching out to Jewish people and what has kept Jews from understanding that Jesus is for them. The offer on the table for the Jewish people is that if you want to come to Jesus (the Jewish Messiah), you essentially have to switch teams, put on a new jersey, and go to the other clubhouse.

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.