The Word of the Lord will Go Forth from Jerusalem

When I was first invited to be a speaker on a weekly program of a Christian network broadcasting out of Jerusalem to the nations, I knew God had a special message that He wanted to go out of Zion into the world. 

Being able to drive up to Jerusalem and speak the Word of God to Israelis, as well as to the nations of the world, is incredibly powerful and anointed. 

Many times while sitting in the studio and recording, I tangibly experience the presence of the Holy Spirit when we share what God is doing in the land of Israel, and how biblical prophecies are coming to pass before our eyes. 

Today I can boldly say that the word of God is coming out of Jerusalem and reaches the nations thanks to TV and modern day technology. It’s both an honor and a blessing to be a part of this prophecy fulfillment. 

The law (Torah) will go out from Zion, the word of the LORD from Jerusalem

Isaiah 2:3

When I speak the word of God from Jerusalem, when I pray for the nations and release prophetic words out of Zion, it is in fact a fulfilment of biblical prophecy. 

God is working today in Israel, as well as in and out of Jerusalem. I consider it a blessing and a great privilege to be a blessing to the nations by sharing the word of God out of Zion along with an amazing group of pastors, leaders and wonderful people of God — all working alongside each other to send the word of God out of Zion. 

Pray for us that we will continue spreading the gospel and reaching both Israelis and the nations with the message of salvation, and encouraging words from God, while flowing in the gifts of the Spirit and witnessing how the blessing of God is coming out of Jerusalem and reaches the nations. 

Then the nations will gather in Jerusalem to celebrate and worship the goodness of our Lord Yeshua the Messiah. 

God has promised it, and we are witnessing the fulfilment of His prophecies right here in Jerusalem. 

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