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BY SIOUXLAND INTERNATIONAL MESSIANIC FELLOWSHIP

Gentile volunteers and Israeli farmers planting vines on a terraced hillside in Samaria at sunset, with a village and flocks in the distance.
Picture of Gerrie Lou Gill

Agricultural Warfare: A Gentile Family on Israel’s Hills

A Gentile family sells everything to farm in Samaria, planting trees, defending Israel’s land, and discovering the gospel written in the soil.
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Wide illustration of Isaac praying in a sunlit field beside re-opened desert wells, symbolizing intercession, breakthrough, and God’s presence.
Picture of Gerrie Lou Gill

Isaac’s Hidden Legacy: Digging Wells of Intercession

Discover Isaac's hidden legacy of persistent prayer, Spirit-led intercession, and surrender that invites breakthrough in your life today.
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Abraham and Isaac ascending Mount Moriah at autumn twilight with a ram in a thicket, wood on Isaac’s back, and a distant ridge below.
Picture of Rabbi Myron Slobin

Joseph and the Messiah: Vayeshev’s Echoes of Redemption

Joseph’s story in Vayeshev foreshadows Y’shua—rejection, suffering, and triumph—uniting Torah’s purpose with hope for Israel and the nations.
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Two leavened Shavuot loaves lifted above a golden wheat field with hints of Sinai wind and fire at dawn
Picture of Rabbi Myron Slobin

Shavuot: From Omer to Outpouring—Firstfruits and the Spirit

Shavuot links redemption to revelation: from the Omer to Sinai and Acts 2—firstfruits, Torah, and the Spirit pointing to Messiah’s revival.
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Jewish farmers and Christian volunteers harvesting grapes together on a Samarian hillside at sunset, with a distant Arab village on the horizon.
Picture of Gerrie Lou Gill

Why Israel Still Matters: Covenant, Arabs, and Repentance

This lesson is based ona Lecture from Josh Waller, as he shares why Israel’s covenant still stands, and how Christians can repent, serve the Jewish people, and bless Arabs without betraying Scripture.
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A small grove of green saplings rising from the rubble of a bombed Syrian city, with children’s faces faintly visible in the leaves, symbolizing “oaks of righteousness.”
Picture of Gerrie Lou Gill

Oaks of Righteousness: Hope Rising from the Ashes of Syria

A lesson from Rick and Patricia Ridings testamony about war-scorched Syria, God is raising hidden “oaks of righteousness”—children and teens encountering Yeshua amid ashes and loss.
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Shofar, white kittel, and tallit beside two festival candles and an open machzor on Jerusalem stone at dusk.
Picture of Rabbi Myron Slobin

Yom Kippur Customs: How to Prepare Body, Heart, and Home

Time-tested Yom Kippur customs—from kapparot to blessings, fasting, and prayer—show us how to seek forgiveness, renew hope, and honor the Holy Day.
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Ancient Israelites gathered at Hakhel in Jerusalem, listening to the Torah being read in golden evening light during Sukkot.
Picture of Gerrie Lou Gill

Learning the Fear of the Lord: Hakhel, Forgiveness, and Trust

In the Days of Awe, Moses teaches us that the true fear of the Lord is found in surrender, forgiveness, and trusting God’s hand above all.
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Ancient Israelite camp at dusk with a mother bird leaving her nest, distant mountains, and diverse worshipers gathering in God’s presence.
Picture of Gerrie Lou Gill

From Curse to Kavod: Walking With God in Ki Tetze

Ki Tetze calls us from self-conscious shame into God-conscious living—honoring His voice, guarding the weak, and preparing for His dwelling among us.
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