We know that there were Sabbath-keeping, Hebrew-reading, Torah-revering Jewish followers of Jesus for at least the first 400 years of Church history.

While U.S. congressional leaders debate the pros and cons of direct talks with Iran, Israelis continue to be skeptical that such discussions will stop Iran from “going nuclear.”

If there was ever a one new (wo)man story, it’s the one about the Samaritan lady at the well.

This is a sample email that you can you to direct your Jewish friends to our evangelistic website.

“I believe that the Lord laid this word of direction and affirmation on my heart: “My children, put all fear of the future aside and know above all else that you will be led by Me. Know and understand that you will be shown the way.”

The Holy Spirit is creating wind drafts of change to close the doors to the past and break open the doors to our future and destiny.

“Yeshua answered, ‘…But as the days of Noah were so also will the coming of the Son of Man be.”

To the contrary, the earliest records of debate and dialog between Jews on the subject of the Messiahship of Jesus indicate that it was the followers of Jesus decisively won.

“Oh Dad, you have to feel this Teddy. He’s so soft,” I say and hand it to Dad whose eyes immediately cloud over as he hugs the Teddy Bear to his chest after the initial “feel” of it. Then he says softly, “I never had a Teddy Bear when I was a kid.”

I have never met a single Christian in my entire life — and I have met many — who felt that their own faith would be legitimized if they could convince a Jew to believe as they did.