Chosen People Ministries

10/15/2026

How do we measure wisdom in a complicated world? Jesus gives us the answer: by its fruit.

“Yet wisdom is vindicated by her deeds.”—Matthew 11:19

Check out this insightful read on what the Bible says about gaining true wisdom: https://bit.ly/3UqnXWr

10/14/2026

In the conclusion of Robert and Chaim’s discussion on Isaiah, they turn to Isaiah 60, where God’s faithfulness shines through the story of exile, promise, and redemption. As they explore this powerful passage, they consider what God’s faithfulness means for His people—and for all who place their hope in Him. Watch the full radio show episode: https://bit.ly/4yud8ko

10/13/2026

We invite you to join us in bringing the following needs before the Lord, asking Him to open hearts to the gospel, provide opportunities to share the good news, and strengthen and protect our staff as they faithfully serve Him. As you pray for these needs, remember that behind each request are real people, faithful workers, and lives that God can touch in ways we may never fully see. Discover how you can pray today: https://bit.ly/47dsIFP

Thank you for faithfully standing with us in prayer and entrusting these needs to the Lord. May He continue to draw the people of Israel to Himself, revealing His love and bringing His hope, comfort, and truth into their lives. We are grateful to serve alongside you in this shared calling, trusting Him to accomplish His purposes in His timing and bring glory to His holy name.

Also in this week’s Inside Israel:
🔹Israelis Living Abroad Prepare to Fly Home for October Elections
🔹Two-Thousand-Year-Old Aqueduct Unearthed in Jerusalem Reveals Ancient Engineering Feat
🔹Reclaiming Independence One Innovation at a Time

Read this week's new stories: https://bit.ly/4hMriZ2

10/12/2026

Experience the Bible coming to life while serving the people of Israel!

Are you between 18 and 30 and looking for a short-term mission trip that goes beyond traditional tourism? Join Chosen People Ministries for Outreach Israel this summer!

Dates: May 27, 2027—June 21, 2027

Who: Young adults (ages 18–30)

Step into a transformative journey where you’ll:
🔹Walk through key biblical sites and discover the Jewish roots of your faith
🔹Trek through vibrant urban centers and the stunning hills of the Galilee
🔹Share your faith in genuine ways—from beach and café outreach to hands-on service projects
🔹Connect directly with local Israeli youth and Messianic congregations in the land

Be the hands and feet of Yeshua in the place where it all began!

Apply today: https://bit.ly/4yEgamT

10/10/2026

The Torah portion Beresh*t opens with a world suspended between darkness and possibility (Genesis 1:1–6:8). God speaks, light is called forth, creation takes shape, life emerges, and humanity begins to learn what it means to live before God.

Then comes an astonishing declaration: human beings are created in the image of God. Our dignity does not come from accomplishment, status, intelligence, or wealth. It is a gift bestowed by our Creator. Before Adam or Eve accomplish anything, they bear the image. Their worth precedes their work.

Yet, bearing God’s image does not mean we will always live faithfully. Adam and Eve hear God and hide. Sin brings shame and fear; yet in their failure, God does not abandon them.

“Where are you?” (Genesis 3:9).

God already knows where Adam is. This question is an invitation: Where are you? Will you come out of hiding? That question echoes through our lives. We hide behind excuses, accomplishments, titles, fear, religious activity, and shame. Yet God continues to call out to us.

Then comes another question: “Where is your brother?” (Genesis 4:9). Cain cannot escape responsibility for Abel. Thus, our relationship with God cannot be separated from our relationships with one another.

Early in the Torah, we encounter two questions: Where are you? Where is your brother?

There is something comforting about beginning the Torah with these questions. Even when we hide, fail, or turn away, God calls us back into relationship with Himself and one another. Perhaps this is one of Beresh*t’s greatest invitations: to return to God is not only to deepen our relationship with Him but learning to see and care for others as fellow bearers of the divine image.

The Torah begins with creation but moves into a broken world. Yet darkness does not have the final word. God speaks into darkness, brings life from emptiness, and makes renewal possible.

Beresh*t means “in the beginning.” Every beginning reminds us that failure is not the end of the story. When God calls, the faithful response is to stop hiding, step into the light, and answer, “Hineni. Here I am.”

10/09/2026

10/08/2026

From a small American town to stages around the world, Joshua Aaron gave his life to carrying the good news of the Messiah to the nations through music. He sang at the Tower of David, endured rocks thrown at him on the Mount of Olives before meeting his persecutors with peace, and later, watched two of his children stand firm in the faith as they served in the Israel Defense Forces.

Discover more stories like Joshua's: ifoundshalom.com

10/08/2026

Amid today's wars and hostility, many ask: where is the Messiah's peace? Discover how biblical prophecy promises ultimate victory in Yeshua's return.

"Lift up your heads, because your redemption is drawing near."—Luke 21:28

Read the full article: https://bit.ly/4ycyxhH

10/07/2026

Today, on October 7, we pause in heavy remembrance. Three years ago, brutal terror struck Israel, claiming over 1,200 innocent lives and tearing apart countless families as more than 250 men, women, and children were taken hostage. It remains the darkest day for the Jewish people since the Holocaust.

At Chosen People Ministries, our hearts remain broken alongside our Jewish brothers and sisters worldwide and in the land of Israel. The Bible calls us to “weep with those who weep” (Romans 12:15) and to extend God’s deep comfort in times of grief (2 Corinthians 1:3–4).

As we honor the memories of those lost and hold fast in hope for those still waiting for restoration, we invite you to pray with us:
For comfort and healing over grieving families
For the safe return and peace of every remaining hostage
For the protection, strength, and salvation of the house of Israel

“Pray for the peace of Jerusalem: ‘May they prosper who love you.’”—Psalm 122:6

10/06/2026

As the Jewish High Holidays come to an end, we wanted to share with you a beautiful report of celebration and thanksgiving, food and fellowship. Throughout the seven days of Sukkot, one of our staff members in Israel opened the doors of the family home night after night, welcoming guests to celebrate the Jewish Feast of Booths which commemorates the time when the Israelites lived in temporary shelters during their journey through the wilderness: https://bit.ly/4ziMATV

Also in this week’s Inside Israel:
🔹Terror in the Cockpit, Courage in the Cabin
🔹Israel Ranks Second among Global Cyberattack Targets
🔹October 7 and Beyond: Remembering the Fallen

Read this week's new stories: https://bit.ly/4ziMATV