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That night we went to a Shabbat service. The Pastor (some Messianic congregational leaders seem to use the title Pastor, others Rabbi) had just come back from a pastor’s conference in Sweden. He was on fire to share what God was doing throughout the world. He shared many stories that he had heard from pastors [...]
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On this morning we gathered to worship with the discipleship group of Beit Immanuel. But instead of them praying for a country or people as they had every other day, they prayed for the arts. It’s an area that large sections of the Church have historically turned their backs on, which has left many whom [...]
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My spiritual cleansing was interesting in that when I sat down to pray through it with David, I ended up going off course. The instructions were to pray against any evil that came to mind. I don’t know if I didn’t really have any evil attachment due to the masons or if maybe there was [...]
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We returned to Tel Aviv and Rabbi David asked me if I would assist him as he prayed deliverance for one of our team members. It turned out that quite a few of our team had had familial ties in the Masons. I hesitate to talk about deliverance, because in general, this site is not [...]
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So I had a secret on this trip. I agonizingly carried around a ring for a couple weeks waiting for this very day! After completing our study of the book of Ruth, we were able to get a couple hours of sleep in at about the time the sun rose. Shavuot was celebrated with the [...]
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We had been reading the book of Ruth each day for 10 days prior to this night as it was the Jewish custom to study this scripture on this night. This is exactly what the disciples would have been doing as they tarried for the arrival of the Holy Spirit as Jesus instructed them. We [...]
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This day came with trouble. Our leaders had planned for us to go visit a Kibbutz (small village) near Gaza. There was at that time only one family of believers in this Kibbutz and they needed refreshing. The man had followed his wife into the faith and was not as mature and they were weary. [...]
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We started the day with worship at Beit Immanuel with the discipleship group. This morning they prayed for New Zealand and the Maori people who are the native islanders. The coolest thing I heard was that some Maori believers were canoeing all the way from New Zealand to Israel to honor [...]
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The timing of this mission trip was based upon the Feast of Weeks, or in Hebrew “Shavuot”, or in Christian “Pentecost”. It’s funny that when we returned from The Land and told my Jewish brother that we celebrated Shavuot, he was surprised to hear that Christians celebrated this day. Soon after, Kara was telling her [...]
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So many amazing things happened on that third day in Israel, but one that is both funny and at the same time fills me with wonder, is one that involves my then girlfriend, now bride, Kara. Mike invited a whole group from the largest congregation in Tel Aviv to join so that everyone could pray [...]
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