The Prophetic Call of the Fall Feasts
Hope for Israel’s Future

As we step into the High Holy Days—Rosh HaShanah (the Feast of Trumpets) and Sukkot (the Feast of Tabernacles)—we are reminded again that these aren’t just ancient traditions. They are divine appointments on God’s calendar. The shofar’s cry is more than sound; it is a summons to turn our hearts back to Him. The sukkah is more than a temporary shelter; it is a testament to the fact that God’s presence has never left His people.

And just as these feasts carry a story of the past, they also point us forward—to the day when Israel will recognize Yeshua as Messiah and step into the fullness of His promises. Every gathering, every prayer, every act of faith in these days becomes part of the greater story of God’s salvation plan for His people.

A Nation Searching for Hope

Right now, Israel stands in a time of deep shaking. War has scarred families, rockets continue to rain down, and thousands of soldiers live with daily uncertainty. Around the world, antisemitism is surging at levels we haven’t seen in decades, leaving many Jewish people feeling isolated and afraid. Here at home, there’s a heaviness in the air—people are desperate for peace, longing for meaning, and hungry for something greater than what this world offers.

It’s in this climate that the message of Yeshua shines brightest. And we know, because we’ve seen it.

The Fruit of Past Feasts

In past years, these feast gatherings have been powerful times of breakthrough. We’ve witnessed people arrive weighed down by fear, loneliness, and despair—and leave with joy and peace written on their faces. Families have found healing, the brokenhearted have been comforted, and many have opened their lives to Yeshua. For countless others, seeds of faith have been planted, beginning a journey of searching and discovering the truth.

These moments remind us that what God has done before, He is ready to do again. And each feast season carries fresh opportunities for lives to be changed.

“Arise, shine, for your light has come, and the glory of the Lord rises upon you. See, darkness covers the earth and thick darkness is over the peoples, but the Lord rises upon you and his glory appears over you.”

Isaiah 60:1-2

Two Major Gatherings This Fall

This year, during Rosh HaShanah and Sukkot, we are preparing two powerful evangelistic events where 700–800 Israelis will gather in total to encounter God’s presence. These aren’t just meetings—they’re life-changing encounters.

Together we will:

  • Share the message of Yeshua with boldness and clarity.
  • Lift up His name in passionate worship that shifts the atmosphere.
  • Share fellowship meals that open hearts and build family.
  • Visit biblical sites that make God’s story tangible and unforgettable.

Each participant—at a cost of $70 per person—represents a story waiting to be written by God: a heart awakened, a family restored, a destiny reshaped by His love.

Part of God’s Prophetic Plan

The prophets spoke of this: God would bring His people back to the Land and then reveal Himself to them. We are living in those days. Every Israeli who encounters Yeshua is another step closer to the day when, as Paul wrote: “And in this way all Israel will be saved” (Romans 11:26).

The Time Is Now

We cannot remain silent. These feasts are a window of opportunity—an open door to proclaim hope when hearts are soft and searching. Together, we have the privilege of being God’s messengers of light in a time of darkness.

Will you stand with us? Your prayers and partnership make it possible for hundreds of Israelis to hear the Good News, to encounter Yeshua, and to step into the prophetic future God has promised. For $70 you can sponsor one Israeli to attend one of our powerful upcoming evangelism campaigns during the Fall Feasts.

This isn’t just about events—it’s about eternity. It’s about Israel’s destiny. It’s about carrying His light into the darkness until His glory rises over this Land.

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