International Christian Embassy Jerusalem

Next week, the ICEJ will host the 47th annual Christian celebration of the Feast of Tabernacles in Jerusalem. This biblical holiday is also known as Sukkot, or the Feast of Booths. So, why are Christians from all over the world coming to Israel to mark this Feast? What is the biblical significance of the Feast of Tabernacles? Why did the Gentile nations ascend to Jerusalem for this unique festival in ancient times? And does this Feast hold any particular prophetic purpose which should excite us as Christians?

Join us for a fascinating teaching on this very prophetic biblical festival, which is just around the corner.

https://feast.icej.org/register

With US elections coming up, President Trump has decided to scale back military operations against Iran and try to topple the radical Islamist regime in Tehran by economic warfare. Recent reports from inside Iran indicate the country is already in shambles. But will the hardliners in Tehran succumb to this new tactic? Will the Iranian people be inspired to unite and overthrow the oppressive clerical regime? Or are the Ayatollahs too entrenched and committed to their apocalyptic vision?

Will Trump's Economic War on Iran Work? That's our show this week on the ICEJ Webinar. We will be speaking to Ali Siadatan, an Iranian-born scholar and analyst on the Islamist regime that has been in power for nearly 50 years. Be sure to join us for this informative look into Iran by a leading expert on his native country and its rulers.

Join this week's insightful webinar from Jerusalem as Nick and Mati delve into the fascinating world of biblical archaeology. Discover how recent archaeological findings in Israel support historical narratives from the Bible, offering rich insights into ancient history and its spiritual significance today. The conversation covers the importance of such discoveries in strengthening faith, the challenges faced in archaeological digs, and the profound connection between scripture and modern world events. Perfect for history enthusiasts and believers alike, this session encourages visitors to experience the sites firsthand.

Is Christian Zionism a recent invention? Far from it.
Can Christianity, Judaism and Islam truly be described as three branches of the same Abrahamic faith?

In this thought-provoking teaching, Dr. Andrew J. Nolte challenges a familiar assumption by examining how the Bible and Qur’an portray Abraham, God and humanity. He explores profound differences in theology, society and attitudes towards religious minorities, including antisemitism.

Learn why Dr. Nolte argues that Jews and Christians share a distinctive biblical foundation that Islam does not, and how he explains why recognising these differences matters for Christian engagement with Islam, Judaism and Zionism today.

Is Christian Zionism a recent invention? Far from it.

In this fascinating session from the Jerusalem Summit, Anglican canon Dr. Jules Gomes traces its roots through influential Anglican leaders even before the 1800s, revealing how a literal reading of Scripture transformed both theology and history.

Discover how a Bible-based Zionism once became the prevailing view within the Anglican Church, helping to forge the Balfour Declaration, challenge Replacement Theology, and inspire generations of Christians to stand with the Jewish people to this day. Even so, the Anglican Church itself has increasingly turned its back on Israel, with dire consequences. A compelling historical journey with profound implications for the Church today.