We are witnessing one of the most decisive hours in modern church history. Antisemitism is rising globally, theological confusion is spreading and far too ma…
Two weeks into this major conflict with Iran, the impact has been felt in every corner of Israel. For the country’s vulnerable elderly population, the constant news cycle on the war brings a heightened sense of fear and anxiety.
Palm Sunday which marks the triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem, in a normal year, sees large, colourful crowds waving palm branches and singing hymns as they retrace his route over the Mount of Olives in the Palm Sunday procession.
In the walls surrounding the Old City of Jerusalem there is even a gate called the Lion Gate, although the ‘lions’ carved beside the gateways are really panthers! They were the symbols of the Mamelukes who ruled in that part of the world from 1260 – 1517.
Jerusalem recently celebrated 57 years of reunification on Jerusalem day! We explore why Jerusalem is so important to us, and our National Director updates us on the Asia-Pacific conference.
The Mayor of Jerusalem made a bold decision to continue running the Jerusalem Marathon in the midst of a war. The event was uplifting and unifying, as well as somber in remembrance.
Why is Jerusalem important in the Bible, and why does it continue to be important to Christians today? Jerusalem has almost 1,000 verses that mention it, and it’s the only physical place declared “holy” in the Bible.
Why are thousands of Christians coming up to Jerusalem each year to celebrate the Feast of Tabernacles? The answer lies in the universal significance of this ancient biblical festival and its past, present, and future relevance for all nations.
The recent Jerusalem Prayer Breakfast in the Gold Coast was a foretaste of Heaven. ICEJ were proud to support this event with other kindred souls.
I write this from the beautiful city of Jerusalem amidst the joyous celebrations of Jerusalem Day! There is no other place on earth that has a destiny comparable to Israel.
Israel is the only country in the world denied the sovereign right of every nation to designate the city of its choice to serve as its capital and seat of government. How this discriminatory treatment of Israel arose bears careful review.
You may have seen the medieval painting in which Jerusalem is depicted as the centre of the world. It is based on a Scripture from Ezekiel where God declares that He has set Jerusalem in the midst of the nations (Ezekiel 5:5). So, what makes the city so special?
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