Millions of Christians have traveled to Israel, frequently falling in love with the land of the Bible, but rarely, if ever, befriending any Jewish residents. Sarah Hermeling, Gateway Center for Israel Associate Pastor of Jewish Relations, describes why God desires Christians to form relationships with the Jewish people -- whether in Israel or in our hometowns.

Unfortunately, for many Christians, the honest answer would be NO. Dr. Wayne Wilks, Gateway Center for Israel Executive Pastor of Church and Jewish Relations, outlines why this is, and discusses the importance God places on Christians becoming attentive and concerned about Jewish people.

Does the fact that Jesus was born Jewish only serve as a historical footnote? Or should it hold a deeper meaning for the Church today? To answer this question, Gateway Center for Israel Teaching Pastor David Blease hosts a fascinating in-depth conversation with Messianic Jewish author David Hoffbrand, author of The Jewish Jesus and 52 Sabbaths. Together they unpack the importance of believers reconnecting with the authentic Jewish Jesus.

Chapters: 1. The One New Man history of The King’s University & Gateway Church2. Unity and Diversity in God’s Kingdom3. Three Approaches to Gentile Believers and the Torah4. The Hebrew Roots/One Law View5. Hard, Soft and Partial One Law6. One Law Arguments and Responses7. Fruit of the Hebrew Roots/One Law View8. Gentile Participation in Messianic […]

We know Jesus WAS Jewish. But does it matter that He is STILL Jewish? In this Israel Masterclass session, Jewish believer David Hoffbrand teaches the importance of the Church reconnecting with the authentic Jewish Jesus. He explains (while sharing his personal story) why viewing Him through this cultural lens is still very central to our spiritual walk and full understanding of the Gospel.

All four Gospel writers, from Matthew to John, felt it necessary to mention the Jewish genealogy of Jesus. Why? Is the Gospel itself Jewish? In this session of the Israel Masterclass, Dr. David Rudolph explains why the Church needs to rediscover the essential Jewish emphasis of the Gospel message. Using the writings of Isaiah, the Apostle Paul, Mark, and Matthew, Dr. Rudolph gives us a framework for understanding how the Gospel message was intended first for the Jewish people and then for the nations.

Are Jewish believers and Christians, the natural and grafted-in branches of God's family tree, truly connecting in the loving, unified manner He desires? Ezra Benjamin digs into the various aspects of this mutual relationship in the third session of the Israel Masterclass.

What pivotal location does Abraham, David, and Yeshua (Jesus) share? In this video, Dr. Wayne Wilks describes the biblical importance and spiritual lesson of Jerusalem’s Mt. Moriah—the site of Abraham’s ultimate faith test and David’s sin restitution that both foreshadowed Yeshua’s New Covenant sacrifice.

Genesis records four different times when God appeared to the patriarch Abraham to reinforce His covenant promises to him and his descendants, the people of Israel. In this teaching, Dr. Wayne Wilks, Jr. describes how it was actually Jesus (Yeshua) who appeared to him in bodily form, and why this very same covenant should still be important to both Jewish and Gentile believers today.

Pastor Olen Griffing shares his heart on what God taught him as a Gentile pastor about the importance of being committed to the Jewish people. Using the example of the Apollo moon landing, Pastor Olen shares about Naomi and Ruth, and why all Christians should commit themselves to the Jewish people.

Is it possible that the "WHO" Isaiah saw in heaven's throne room was actually Jesus Himself? In part two of Dr. David Rudolph's teaching, he again examines chapter 6:1-3 with more surprising insight from a Jewish perspective.

The discussion continues about the lifestyle of Jewish believers in Jesus in part two of Gateway Center for Israel's Nic Lesmeister's interview with Dr. Jen Rosner and Rabbi Josh Lessard, co-authors of At the Foot of the Mountain: Two Views of Torah and the Spirit.

"Gateway Center for Israel" is an organization based in Southlake, TX, seeking to engage church leaders with Israel. It was formed in 2019, as an initiative of Gateway Church, to resource and inspire the global church to a biblical and sincere love for Israel and the Jewish people.

In the first of two parts, Nic Lesmeister interviews Dr. Jen Rosner and Rabbi Josh Lessard, co-authors of the new book At the Foot of the Mountain: Two Views of Torah and the Spirit. In this discussion, they give differing viewpoints as they answer questions related to what a Jewish believing lifestyle looks like, and the place of Torah in the lives of Jewish believers in Jesus.

Dr. Wayne Wilks with "Gateway Center for Israel" shares about God's continuing covenant with Ishmael and how it connects to God's promises in Genesis to Israel and the nations.

Using the historic timeline and the book of Romans, Gateway Center for Israel's Nic Lesmeister lays out four reasons why Gentile and Jewish believers socially separated - and how God wants to use the Church to bring them back together.

Enhance your biblical understanding by retracing the steps of Jesus in Israel. Locations such as Bethlehem, the Galilee, and Jerusalem will come alive through this amazing immersive VR video experience.

Gateway Center for Israel director Nic Lesmeister, in conjunction with The King’s University Center for Israel and Jewish Studies, hosts the webinar, “Replacement Theology: What Is It and Why Does it Matter?” Anglican theologian and leading expert Dr. Gerald McDermott discusses the pitfalls of this faulty theology.

What is the Shema prayer? Dr. David Rudolph, of The King’s University, unravels the amazing connection between this ancient Jewish prayer and Yeshua (Jesus), and how it is a catalyst for unity in the Body of Messiah.

How can we as believers understand Jesus if we do not understand who He was and who He still is - a Jewish man?

What is the actual meaning of antisemitism? Director Nic Lesmeister with Gateway Center for Israel, gives an easy-to-remember definition, and gets practical on why Christians should care.