Centre for International Reconciliation and Peace

25/06/2026

"Christians Don't Realize Their Citizenship in Israel's Commonwealth" by Ps Barbara Miller The Bible includes several foundational passages that define the citizens, covenants, and expansion of this commonwealth of Israel to include non-Jewish believers.
Key Biblical Passages
Ephesians 2:11-13: Describes Gentile believers as formerly "aliens from the commonwealth of Israel" who are now brought near through the blood of Christ.
Ephesians 2:19 & 3-6: Explains that through the gospel, non-Jewish believers become "fellow citizens with the saints" and "fellow heirs" in one body.
Romans 9:4: Lists the historic privileges belonging to Israel, including the covenants, the law, and the promises.
Romans 11:17: Uses the analogy of a wild olive tree being "grafted in" to represent Gentile inclusion into the covenant promises.

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23/06/2026

Important discovery

"We're talking about something incredible, never discovered before in the history of archaeology."

In Israel, it is said that each stone tells a story, and sometimes, the smallest discoveries speak the loudest. Now, A tiny 1,300-year-old artifact is shedding new light on a pivotal historic moment and the enduring faith of Israel's people.

Archaeology proves over and over again the Jewish declaration of resilience, "Am Yisrael Chai" - "The Nation of Israel Lives," and the people of Israel have a demonstrable connection to Jerusalem and the holy land going back thousands and thousands of years!

FULL STORY: https://cbn.com/news/israel/jerusalem-discovery-small-menorah-temple-artifact-reveals-jewish-connection-citys

22/06/2026

I’ll have to check this again myself

21/06/2026

Ps Norman Miller inspires us to be about our Father God's business as Jesus was. Luke 2:49. Jesus taught in the synagogue when he was 12 years old and they were amazed at his wisdom. He grew in favour with God and people and we need to pray for favour. In fact we have God's number Jeremiah 33:3 and need to call out to him in prayer. We need to be salt and light. We need to let our light shine and not hide it. When God calls us, we need to be like the boy Samuel and many leaders in the Bible and say, "Here I am, Lord." We need to make a difference as the King James version tells us in Jude 22 "And of some have compassion, making a difference." We can make a difference just where we are and with what we already have. Reach out with acts of random kindness.
Making a Difference and What Did Jesus Mean About His Father's Business? by Ps Norman Miller

Ps Norman Miller inspires us to be about our Father God's business ...

21/06/2026

Strait of Hormuz closed again. Israel was not consulted on the MOU between the US and Iran and cannot be expected not to defend itself. Join the zoom seminar to find out more 29 June 7.30pm, register https:indigenousfriendsofisrael.org. Hear the Ambassador of Israel in Australia Dr Hillel Newman speak on this and the Iran-US MOU.

Previous ceasefires between Israel and Hezbollah have still seen near-daily cross-border strikes, with both sides accusing each other of violating the agreement.

Before Friday's ceasefire was announced, Israel said it had no intention of withdrawing its forces from Lebanon and had insisted that its conflict with Hezbollah was separate from the war on Iran.

20/06/2026

Praise the Lord

Thousands of Christians recently filled the streets of London in a public display of faith, worship, and unity as believers gathered to proclaim the name of Jesus.

Videos and photos from the event showed crowds singing, praying, and marching through the city center, with many participants expressing hope that a spiritual awakening is taking place across the United Kingdom.

For years, many have viewed Europe as becoming increasingly secular, making large public demonstrations of Christian faith especially significant to believers. Events like this are being celebrated by many Christians as evidence that faith remains alive and that a new generation is becoming more open to conversations about God.

Participants described the gathering as more than just a march. For many, it was a declaration of faith and a reminder that the Gospel continues to impact lives in every nation.

The event has also fueled discussions about revival, with many believers pointing to growing church attendance, public baptisms, and increased interest in Christianity as signs that something meaningful may be happening.

Whether viewed as the beginning of a larger movement or simply a powerful moment of public worship, the sight of thousands gathering in the heart of London has inspired Christians around the world.