From First Fruits to Final Harvest: Be Part of What God’s Doing in Israel This Shavuot

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There’s something stirring in the Spirit as we step into this new season. The land of Israel is waking up—not just in the natural, but in people’s hearts. All around us, more and more are searching for truth, peace, and hope. And even in the middle of uncertainty, we’re seeing incredible doors open to share the love of Yeshua with those who’ve never heard the Gospel before.

One of the most meaningful times on God’s calendar is right around the corner—Shavuot, also known as Pentecost. It’s a powerful feast that reminds us of two major moments: when God gave the Torah at Mount Sinai, and when He poured out His Spirit in Acts 2. It’s a time of fresh revelation, Holy Spirit power, and spiritual harvest.

Here at Beit Hallel, we believe Shavuot isn’t just a date on the calendar—it’s a divine opportunity. And this year, we feel God is calling us to do something bold: launch a special evangelism campaign right in the heart of Jerusalem.

Just think about it—Jerusalem! The city of the Great King. The very place where the Holy Spirit was first poured out. Where Peter, filled with the Spirit, stood up and boldly shared the message of Yeshua’s resurrection—and 3,000 people gave their lives to the Lord in one day.

Now, nearly 2,000 years later, we’re going back to that same place, to lift up Yeshua’s name again. But this isn’t just a nice idea or symbolic gesture—it’s something we believe the Holy Spirit is leading. We’re preparing for a big outreach where hundreds of Israelis—many of them hearing the Gospel for the first time—will gather. They’re not coming because of hype or curiosity alone. They’re coming because God is drawing their hearts.

We believe this will be a moment of encounter. A moment where hearts are touched, eyes are opened, and lives are changed forever.

In the Torah, Shavuot is also called the Feast of Harvest—a time when people brought the first fruits of their crops to the Lord (Exodus 23:16). What an amazing picture. Today, we’re bringing a different kind of first fruits—lives transformed by the Gospel. That’s the most precious gift we can offer to our King.

And it’s not just about one event. We’re also inviting believers to come and walk the land with us—to pray, worship, and visit the places where the Bible came to life. We’ll stand where prophets declared God’s Word, where apostles were sent out, and where Yeshua walked. It’s a chance to go deeper, to be refreshed, and to reconnect with God’s heart for Israel.

Friends, something is shifting in the spiritual atmosphere here. There’s a growing hunger. The veil is lifting. People are starting to ask real questions. And now more than ever, it’s time for the workers to step up.

“Lift up your eyes and look at the fields, for they are already white for harvest.” — John 4:35

This isn’t just an event—it’s a call to action. A chance to be part of what God is doing right now. A way to help prepare the way for Yeshua’s return.

“A voice of one calling in the wilderness, ‘Prepare the way for the Lord; make straight in the desert a highway for our God.’” — Isaiah 40:3

Will you be part of that voice?

We’d love for you to stand with us—not just in prayer (though we need that!), but also by helping make this outreach possible. If God puts it on your heart, please consider sowing into this campaign. Your support will help cover things like the venue, outreach materials, and the amazing team giving their all to share the Gospel with the people of Israel.

Every prayer matters. Every seed makes a difference. Every act of love counts for eternity.

Let’s work together for this harvest. Let’s give our best to the Lord of the Harvest during this special time. And let’s believe—together—for a powerful move of God in Jerusalem, the city of salvation.

Thank you for standing with Beit Hallel—for the Gospel, for Israel, and for the return of our King.

https://www.beithallel-israel.org

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