Galilee Youth Discipleship –
A Place Where Lives Transform

If you had an opportunity to walk in Jesus’ footsteps through the Galilee, the land He called home, and sit by the shore of the lake where He touched and changed so many lives, it would be an opportunity to see change in your life as well. 

That is the opportunity we want to give our youth by taking them on a three-day discipleship retreat to the Galilee, to walk, sit, worship, pray, study, eat and fellowship where Yeshua did all those things with His disciples 2000 years ago. 

There is no place more fitting for discipleship training than the Galilee, the very place where Jesus began His earthly ministry.

The Galilee is where Yeshua taught with wisdom, prayed with fervor, prophesied with truth, healed with compassion, delivered with power, and transformed countless lives. This region held a special place in His heart, it was His home, the place where He first embraced His divine calling.

As we planned our three-day discipleship youth retreat in Galilee, we knew it was essential to center it on Yeshua’s ministry, which was about nurturing, equipping, and disciplining young souls. Just as He invested in people, turning followers into true disciples, we aim to guide our youth to walk in His footsteps, growing into the godly leaders our nation desperately needs at a time like this. 

It will be a time of edifying, encouraging and encountering Yeshua on a deeper level for our young people, at the very same place where He once sat and taught His disciples – bringing discipleship back to the Galilee after 2000 years.

Please consider supporting this important youth Initiative in Israel!

Thanks and God bless!

Our latest posts

When the Shofar Sounds:
Remember the God Who Still Speaks

As we prepare here in Israel to celebrate the Feast of Trumpets, I have been thinking about a sound that has echoed through the story of our people for thousands of years: the sound of the shofar. In Hebrew, this biblical feast is called Yom Teruah—the Day of the Shofar Blast, or the Day of Trumpet […]

Hebrew Word of the Week:
HaKol Efshar (הַכֹּל אֶפְשָׁר) —
All Things Are Possible

Sometimes we face situations where we simply do not see a way forward. We have prayed, we have waited, and maybe we have done everything we know to do, but nothing seems to change. After some time, we can begin to think, “Maybe this is impossible.” The Bible is full of people who found themselves […]

A Call to Draw Near:
Strengthening a New Generation of Believers in Israel

“Jesus went up on a mountainside and called to Him those He wanted, and they came to Him.” Mark 3:13 There are seasons when the voice of God can become difficult to hear beneath the noise of everyday life. Responsibilities, decisions, relationships, work, questions about the future—especially for young adults, life can pull the heart […]

When a Heart Begins to Open

Sometimes the most important thing happening in a room is something no one can see. A woman may sit quietly, listen without saying much, and give little indication that anything has changed. Yet a seed has been planted. The Word of God has reached somewhere beneath the surface. And sometimes it is only later that […]

He Saw Them —
Rosh HaShanah and Sukkot Evangelism Campaign

“But when He saw the multitudes, He was moved with compassion for them, because they were weary and scattered, like sheep having no shepherd.” Matthew 9:36 When Yeshua looked at a multitude, He never saw a number. He saw faces. He saw stories. He saw lives unfolding before Him—people carrying pain, questions, disappointments, fears, and […]

When God Leads You Somewhere New —
A Message from Joppa, Israel

There are seasons when life feels settled. Perhaps you have prayed for something, watched God answer, and finally reached a place where you can breathe again. There is nothing wrong with being grateful for that place. But today, standing in Joppa—the biblical city known today as Jaffa, on Israel’s Mediterranean coast—I am reminded of something powerful: sometimes […]