Challenges for Christian Organizations in the Holy Land #129

October 17, 2023

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In this episode of Inside The Epicenter, Joel Rosenberg and Dr. Carl Moeller explore a recent pressing issue involving the denial of visas to Christian organizations by the Israeli Ministry of Interior. Through this discussion, we gain valuable insights into the complexities of the relationship between Christians and Israel and the ongoing challenges the believing community faces in the Holy Land. Join us as we explore this issue’s significance, the media’s power in raising awareness, and the role of prayer in bringing about change. Get ready to go Inside The Epicenter.

(2:08) King Abdullah’s concern for Christianity proved valid.
03:53) The Ministry of Interior systematically denies visas, violating agreements.
(06:26) Israel apologizes and resolves the visa issue.
(11:14) Growing recognition of evangelical Christian support for Israel.
(15:50) Podcast educates on Christian-Israel relationship, future bright?
(16:59) Orthodox influence on Israeli politics is concerning.
(24:11) The Joshua Fund educates about Israel, Her Neighbors, and Jesus.

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Joel C. Rosenberg is a New York Times bestselling author & Middle East expert. He has spent 20 years bringing a uniquely Biblical view on the Epicenter; this podcast will share insights from his private meetings with presidents, prime ministers, kings, and clerics.

Dr. Carl Moeller is the Executive Director of The Joshua Fund. He earned his bachelor’s degree from Penn State, a Master of Divinity from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, and a Ph.D. in Educational Leadership from the University of Utah.