In this episode of Inside the Epicenter, Joel and Lynn Rosenberg discuss the importance of extending practical help to those in need in the Epicenter. They're joined by Victor Kasher and Ray Hopfer, who share their insights on why the Joshua Fund focuses on working through local Jewish and Arab congregations to provide humanitarian aid. From Matthew 25 to the challenges of ministry in Israel, this conversation highlights the need for unconditional love and its impact on those served.

(00:00) "Caring for the Neediest Together"
(06:15) Sacrifice and Resilience Amid Conflict
(08:50) Holiday & School Aid Programs
(13:37) "Unconditional Love in Action"
(15:45) "Faith-Driven Impact and Sacrifice"
(18:14) "Faith, Food, and Outreach Dynamics"
(22:33) "Extend Help, Share Hope"

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Verse of the Day: Matthew 25:35 - For I was hungry, and you gave me something to eat. I was thirsty, and you gave me something to drink. I was a stranger, and you invited me in.
 
Prayer Request:

Praying for the strength and continued safety for local pastors, congregations, and Joshua Fund partners as they serve their communities? 
Pray for continued peace that this peace would hold after years under threats of rockets and violence. Pray for families who have been displaced as they return home and rebuild that the Lord would enable them to find both physical shelter and also eternal refuge in Jesus.
Pray for greater resources to enable our humanitarian outreach through the Joshua Fund to expand. There are so many urgent needs, and we are looking to leave a lasting testimony of God's love in the epicenter

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