Sitting at Jesus’ Feet —
Israeli Youth Discipleship

Our recent youth discipleship camp in the Galilee was an incredible experience, filled with spiritual growth, fellowship, and the presence of God.

The goal is always to create a vibrant and dynamic atmosphere that will leave a lasting impact on our young people. Getting to sit at Jesus’ feet by the Sea of Galilee and soak in His words is a truly life changing experience.

We structured the discipleship camp to balance spiritual teachings with physical activities taking advantage of Lake Galilee’s beautiful surroundings. Everything from sports, hikes, games, and, most importantly, times of deep prayer and reflection filled our days as we enabled our young people to dive deeper into the discipleship experience. 

One of the most powerful aspects of the camp was our focus on prayer.

We emphasized the importance of praying not only for personal needs but also for Israel and its people, aligning our hearts with God’s purposes for His land. Getting to lead by example is both a privilege and a great responsibility because our young people look up to us for inspiration on how to walk godly before the Lord as they face the world’s challenges, especially in critical times of war in the land. 

We got to have an amazing, honest and insightful discussion during a Q&A session, which provided clarity on many issues our Israeli youth face. To be able to provide this type of openness fosters an environment of trust and understanding, which is crucial for their continuous spiritual growth.

On our final day of camp, we dedicated time to pray personally for each young person.

The Holy Spirit moved powerfully during these prayers, with prophetic words and encouragement being spoken into their lives. It was a deeply moving time as God ministered to their hearts in a profound way, making it clear this was just the beginning of a new season for our youth as they took on their calling as prayer warriors and watchmen on the walls of their nation. 

This youth discipleship camp was not just a retreat but a significant milestone in the spiritual journey of our young people; one they will carry with them as a core memory of powerful encounters with God, anointed teachings and unforgettable fellowship. 

We are excited to see how the seeds planted during this time will bear fruit in their lives and in their prayers for Israel.

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