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The Bible isn’t just a book of faith — it’s a record of history. In this video, uncover how archaeology continues to reveal the truth behind the Scriptures, confirming events, places, and people once known only through faith. At the Israel Institute of Biblical Studies, you can explore the Bible through its original languages, geography, and archaeological context — deepening your understanding of God’s Word like never before. Study the Bible where history and faith meet.

There is an old Cherokee story about two wolves fighting inside each of us. One wolf is anger, envy, pride, and lies. The other is love, truth, compassion, and faith. Which wolf wins. The one you feed. That picture helps us hear what Paul teaches in Romans 5. God can use the hard things we face to grow something strong and beautiful in us.

Read how everyday generosity moved from one doorstep to another. A secret doorstep surprise and a single egg became two miracles of provision. See how God works through you!

When Israel was oppressed and hope seemed lost, God raised up a woman of faith who listened and obeyed. Deborah, the prophetess and judge of Israel, didn’t hesitate when God said, “Go!” Her courage and obedience led to deliverance for her nation. Deborah's story still speaks today. This week’s devotional reminds us that when we trust the God who goes before us, He can use any willing heart — woman or man — to bring victory and peace to His people.

In this Christian Women For Israel devotional by Chaplain Michael Sprague, discover how the story of Jonah reveals God’s relentless mercy. Even when we run, He calls us back—to forgive, to pray, and to care for those we find hardest to love.

Sukkot, the Feast of Tabernacles, reminds us that God doesn’t just deliver—He dwells with us. Discover how this sacred season calls Christians to live with faith, joy, and dependence on God while standing with Israel.

What does it mean to do justly, love mercy, and walk humbly in our world today? The story of Jesus touching a leper reveals how Modern-Day Esthers can become His hands and feet — stepping toward the broken, not away.

Discover Ten Ways to Draw Closer to God During the High Holy Days. Learn how Rosh Hashanah, the Days of Awe, and the Book of Life speak to Christian women today.

The culture says prayer can’t stop evil, but Scripture and history remind us it is the most powerful weapon God gives His people. As Modern-Day Esthers, we are called to pray boldly, carry hope for the hopeless, and believe that when we bend our knees, God moves His hand.

Only twenty hostages remain in Gaza, and their families live in daily anguish. How hopeless they must feel. As Modern-Day Esthers, we are called to carry the hope they cannot hold — praying, remembering, and believing until every captive is free. ✡️🙏

A weekly devotional from Christian Women for Israel on trusting HaShem — “The Name” — with the hostages’ return. Discover the meaning of Avinu Malkeinu (“Our Father, Our King”) and practical ways to strengthen your trust in God by remembering His faithfulness.

Discernment is not suspicion. It’s not about picking apart everything and everyone in a spirit of cynicism. Discernment is Spirit-led clarity — the ability to separate truth from error, good from evil, wisdom from folly.

Discover the call to compassionate action as a Modern-Day Esther. Learn five practical ways you can support Israel through prayer, advocacy, wise giving, and truthful reporting.

In a world filled with uncertainties and challenges, Isaiah 54:17 provides a powerful promise that no attack against you can prevail. This week’s devotional explores the deep roots and modern significance of this comforting assurance. Discover how you, as a Modern-Day Esther, can confidently walk in God's protection and victory, no matter what battles you face.

Modern-Day Esthers, discover the power of silence to clearly hear God’s voice. Embrace faithful service, intentional solitude, and complete surrender to deepen your spiritual connection and fulfill your calling.