How should Christians relate to Israel today? What is our role in God’s plan for His ancient people? Can we say that the rebirth of the state of Israel came about without God’s intervention throughout history?

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Never before in the history of mankind, were a nation and a people scattered and persecuted for over 20 centuries and then re-gathered to its historic homeland. In our lifetime, we are witnessing an unprecedented re-gathering of the Jewish people from all corners of the earth back to the Land as God promised. Since the establishment of the modern state of Israel in 1948, there has been a massive immigration of Jews returning back to the Promised Land.

 

There is a deeper significance of Israel that can only be understood through revelation. The hand of God has always and continues to rest on the Jews and Israel. He has plans for Israel, and He wants us to know them. Why does God want to reveal His plans for the Jewish people to the international body of Messiah? Because they have an important role in it!

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Carmel Streams Study Tour to Israel is designed for Christians to connect with God's heart for Israel and to stand in the gap by interceding for her destiny. We believe in the power of proclamation and intercession. In this critical time we want to see God’s hand moving again upon people’s hearts and through that, the breakthrough coming to the land on multiple levels.

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You will experience the presence of the Lord in His land.  You will meet local Messianic leaders and hear in-depth biblical studies. You will participate in intercessory prayer for Israel on her borders and visit strategic biblical sites.  You will also have an opportunity to connect and worship with local Messianic believers in Yeshua.

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Teaching sessions include important topics such as: The Significance of the Modern State of Israel, "The One New Man", Roots and Dangers of Replacement Theology, and God's Plan for the Middle East.

During the tour we also have time to listen every participant and want understand their experience in Israel.