Amir Tsarfati

What does God's faithfulness to Israel reveal about His unchanging character and promises? Discover more in my new book, God's Irreplaceable People, available for preorder at godsirreplaceablepeople.com!

In 1897, Zionism was about the survival of the Jewish people. In 2026, it's about the survival of the West. The battle against Israel is about far more than Israel. It's a battle over the values and foundations of Western civilization. Watch "Why the Battle for Israel Is Now a Battle for the West" on YouTube.

Replacement theology is not just wrong. It is dangerous. God’s choice of Israel was never about Israel. It was about the God of Israel, and it was never performance based. If the nations are judged by how they treated His people and His land, then getting this question wrong carries a cost. So I went back into the New Testament, through the words of Jesus, the apostles, and the prophets, and showed that God has not changed His mind. God’s Irreplaceable People releases in December. Short, affordable, and written so you can hand it to your pastor, your elders, and your friends. Preorder at the link in bio.

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If Jesus promised Israel a future, why do so many churches leave Israel in the past? Replacement theology claims the New Testament as its foundation. That is where it falls apart. Matthew 23. Romans 11:29. Irrevocable means irrevocable. God’s Irreplaceable People. Preorder now at the link in bio!

Day 2 of our ministry at @missioneparadiso in Catania, Sicily, has just ended with a packed house and hearts full of joy and gratitude! Both the morning and evening services focused on the God of Israel and His plans for Israel and the church! Thank you again, Pastor Enzo Incontro, and the amazing, servant-hearted team of this great ministry! We look forward to Day 3 tomorrow, with an evening online event!

For some time, a deep burden has been growing in my heart. As a Jewish believer in Jesus, I cannot remain silent when I hear Christians claim that God is finished with my people – that Israel failed, the church took its place, and the promises God made to us no longer mean what they plainly say. I came to faith in Jesus without ever reading the New Testament. It was through the Hebrew Scriptures, particularly Isaiah, that I recognized my Messiah. After presenting the overwhelming evidence from those Scriptures in The Israel Decree, I was told by some that it was not enough. They demanded proof from the New Testament – from the words of Jesus and the apostles themselves. That challenge became deeply personal. It sent me back to Scripture with questions that reach far beyond Israel: How should we understand the relationship between the two Testaments? What did Jesus and the apostles actually teach about my people? And what does Israel’s story reveal about the character of God? One question, above all, stayed with me: If God could cancel His promises to Israel because of our failures, what would that mean for your confidence in His promises to you? That burden became my new book, God’s Irreplaceable People. Building on The Israel Decree, this book invites you to examine passages you may have read many times – and consider questions you may never have asked. Before you decide where you stand, I invite you to take that journey with me. Available to preorder now: https://linktw.in/Gods-Irreplaceable-People

What happens when the loudest accusations against Israel are tested against history? Do the slogans still hold up when the facts are examined?

Wishing you a meaningful Day of Atonement from Amir & the Behold Israel Team. May your affliction cause you to look to His finished work for eternal rest. Numbers 29:7 ‘On the tenth day of this seventh month you shall have a holy convocation. You shall afflict your souls; you shall not do any work.’ Hebrews 9:11-12 But Christ came as High Priest of the good things to come, with the greater and more perfect tabernacle not made with hands, that is, not of this creation Not with the blood of goats and calves, but with His own blood He entered the Most Holy Place once for all, having obtained eternal redemption.

That is a wrap on The Israel Decree in Fort Worth, TX, and what a way to finish. Two days in the Word. Two days walking through God’s eternal covenant with Israel, the legal, historical, and biblical foundation for her right to the land she dwells in, and the place she holds at the very center of His redemptive plan. Nothing about it is a side note. It is the story God has been telling all along. Thank you again to Pastor Bob Pearle and the entire team at Birchman Baptist Church. From the worship to the volunteers, everything was incredible. We are grateful. And to everyone who showed up hungry for truth and stayed for it all, thank you. Take it home. Study it. Live like God is not finished with Israel, because He is not, and He is not finished with you either. Until next time. “Pray for the peace of Jerusalem.” Psalm 122:6

Day one of The Israel Decree in Fort Worth, TX, is in the books, and the Lord was good to us. A room full of believers came ready to dig into what God has actually said about Israel. His covenant with her is eternal. Her claim to the land she dwells in stands on legal, historical, and biblical ground. And her role in God’s redemptive plan is not a side story; it is the thread running through it all. Thank you to Pastor Bob Pearle and the entire team at Birchman Baptist Church for opening your doors and serving every guest so well. The hospitality did not go unnoticed. We are just getting started. Day two is tomorrow, and we cannot wait to see you there. “Pray for the peace of Jerusalem.” Psalm 122:6

If God’s gifts and calling are irrevocable, why do so many act as though He is finished with Israel? What if Israel’s story is not about God’s rejection, but about His unchanging faithfulness?

What happens when we blur the distinction between Israel and the Church that Scripture itself maintains? Did the Church replace Israel, or are we overlooking promises God said were irrevocable?

@amir.tsarfati and @barry_stagner brought it at The Israel Decree — hours of solid teaching on God's covenant with Israel and why it matters for the Church right now. Amir and Barry, thank you for pouring into us. Grateful doesn't quite cover it. If you want to catch more of Amir's teaching, listen to The Well podcast with Amir, along with more Israel-focused content. Link in Bio. #IsraelDecree #AbundantLifeChurch #LeesSummit #KansasCity