Be’er Sheva Evangelism
Flooding the Desert with Spiritual Water

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Our upcoming evangelism campaign in the ancient city of Be’er Sheva promises to be a powerful and anointed event that will cause the ancient wells of salvation to be reopened once again! Bringing together 400 Israelis to hear the Gospel for the first time in their lives, and in this prophetically strategic city where Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob lived, prayed, and experienced the blessings and miracles of God!

This is the very city in which Abraham built one of the four altars, to dedicate the land and the nation of Israel to God! It was also from here that Abraham sojourned to Mount Moriah to offer His son Isaac as a sacrifice in a test of obedience to God. Today’s Temple Mount in Jerusalem is what once was called Mount Moriah.

It was also in Be’er Sheva where Jacob prayed by his grandfather Abraham and father Isaac’s altar, searching after God’s instruction, and where indeed God answered him and directed his steps. Be’er Sheva is also the city from which Jacob left initially on his journey to Egypt.

Be’er Sheva is a city steeped in rich biblical history, with many prophetic promises interwoven into its narrative. The time has come to reopen the ancient and deep wells of blessing and salvation, to proclaim the promises of God, and for the spiritual water levels to rise and to flood the Negev desert that has ever been so near to God’s heart!

How, then, can they call on the one they have not believed in? And how can they believe in the one of whom they have not heard? And how can they hear without someone preaching to them? And how can anyone preach unless they are sent?

We would like to invite you to bless this holy event with your prayers and financial support. Together we can become carriers of revival in the land of Israel, and see days of renewal come again to the nation of Israel! Please consider donating today!
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