Ron Cantor shares on the fear of the Lord and Revival. We say we want revival, but when God draws close, the results can be fatal. Look at Lev. 10 and 1 Sam. 6. People died because they did not discern the holiness of God. Also in the New Testament. In the midst of Revival just a small lie was fatal to Ananias and Sapphira.

I was watching Wimbledon the other day when ESPP played a 5-minute piece on the majesty of Wimbledon. That God me thinking about Yeshua as King and what the Bible says about procession. It might not sound exciting, but indeed it is. Have a listen.

Whenever I visit the beautiful Golan Heights in Northern Israel, I can’t help but think of Israel’s most revered spy, Eli Cohen.

Eli was born in Alexandria, Egypt. His parents were Syrian Jews from the once great town of Aleppo. The same Aleppo that has been torn to shreds by the Syrian civil war.

He was raised as a Zionist. When Israel became a nation most of his family made Aliyah, moved to Israel, but Eli stayed behind and worked on behalf of Israel in Egypt. In 1956 he was arrested by Egyptian authorities and eventually deported along with the rest of the Alexandrian Jews in Egypt.

In our last episode we talked about the kibbutz movement—the collective farming system that began in Israel in 1909 in Degania just south of the Sea of Galilee. While I am no fan of socialism, it was successful as long as Israel’s existence depended on it. But what happened once Israel stabilized?

Would you believe it if I told you that socialism helped young Israel survive? That was what I told a conservative talk show radio host some 30 years ago and he simply could not believe it.

Personally I am a fan of the free market. But about 40 years before Israel become a nation, they realized that the only way they could survive was to start collective farms where everything was equal. They called these farms Kibbutzim.

We shared in part one how Moshe Dayan rose to fame as a military hero. He joined the Hagana militia at the age of 14 and guided Israel through the Six Day War to one of the most lopsided victories in the history of warfare. In Part two we learn However, in 73, with Dayan […]

Israeli Elections are April 9th. For the first time in a long time, it is unclear who will win. We made this video so you can 1) understand our CRAZY system and 2) know how to pray.

Listen as Ron shares about Moshe Dayan, the iconic eye-patch wearing soldier. He is considered by many to be one of Israel’s greatest generals. But his life was not free from controversy.

Join Ron Cantor for new Israeli news updates for the third week of March 2019!

One of my biggest fears in moving here, in addition to terrorism, as it was the end of the second intifada, was sitting in a language school for five hours a day. I have been diagnosed as ADHD. Sitting still has never been easy. Just graduating high school was a small miracle. Which I did with a 1.7 GPA. Nevertheless, I knew it was God’s plan for me to preach His word in Hebrew.