Publications
Ministry to couples is one of the most rewarding parts of what we do. Here’s why.
He didn’t seem interested in the gospel but then this happened.
Today’s political climate is not conducive to spiritual health, so we need to focus on this promise.
Please pray for Jews for Jesus as we look to accomplish these three gospel outreach initiatives in 2020.
Here’s how your partnership helps create a warm, welcoming, and very Jewish way to explore the message of Jesus.
Did You Know? Christmas Facts These four fast facts about Christmas are bound to make you “that guy” at your next dinner party. You’re welcome. When Santa Claus began coming down peoples’ chimneys The character of Santa Claus is actually based on a bishop named...
When Jesus Was Actually Born Christmas is the worst. And not in a “Bah! Humbug!” way. Why? Because the most anticipated event in Jewish history—the coming of the Messiah—has been hijacked and distorted beyond recognition. I’m Jewish and I follow Yeshua (Jesus), but...
“When the 2013 Pew survey revealed that 4 percent of American Orthodox Jews reported having a Christmas tree, I was shocked! What’s more, the study indicated that one-third of all American Jews claim to have a Christmas tree, as well. I began to wonder if the Jewish relationship with Christmas was more complicated than I had realized.”
You know God is at work when a mainstream synagogue invites a team of Jews for Jesus to come help lead their high holiday services!
Take an inside look at God’s power to save Jewish people in Russia!
Christians can learn a lot from the Jewish holiday, Hanukkah, particularly when it comes to the value of resisting mainstream culture.
Your partnership helps us connect personally with Jewish people who are looking for answers on the internet.
Adapt these suggestions to help all kinds of visitors feel more comfortable in your congregation.
Find out why the spirit of Thanksgiving is so important to the health and well-being of the church.
Asaf, a 33-year-old drug addict had no interest in Jesus when we met him during a street outreach in Israel. But that didn’t stop God from saving him.
As you partner with Jews for Jesus, you make it possible for us to help the homeless, as well as help us inspire others to care for them—while observing what it means to follow Jesus in the process!
How to Celebrate the Holidays in an Interfaith Home Preparing for and rearing children is a difficult feat, but it can prove to be even more challenging for an interfaith household. Each parent may have unique hopes, dreams, and expectations for the lives they lead,...
You won’t believe the questions this 7-year-old Israeli was asking.
More and more Jewish people are exploring the claims of Jesus online.
Discover Jewish prayers that will remind you of gospel grace!
The New Age spirituality that Jeff practiced for 20 years had taken its toll; that’s when Jesus began to reveal Himself . . .
Anti-Semitism is on the rise. Within the last year, there have been multiple synagogue shootings and countless reports of anti-Semitic incidents. In times like these, one’s initial reaction is to take action, but what should we do? Here are 9 ways you can fight anti-Semitism.
What is it like to be a Messianic Jew living in Paris during this time of heightened anti-Semitism? Here is a sobering look at it and an exploration of what’s at the root of this problem.
Cultural appropriation is a serious offense. Where is the line between appropriation and appreciation? Can Christians participate in traditional Jewish celebrations without it turning into appropriation or leading to anti-Semitism? Does belief in Jesus invalidate Messianic Jewish people from continuing to observe Jewish traditions?
Hatred of the Jewish people has been around as long as we have, and the Christian church has often been at the forefront of this persecution throughout history. Does this make Christianity anti-Semitic? What would Jesus have to say about how his people have been treated by those who claim to follow him?
Pray for this 100-year-old-mom and her 77-year-old daughter to agree that each has a right to think for herself about Jesus.
