Pastor John Hagee

To everyone who came to Cornerstone and everyone who watched online, thank you for making our 46th Night to Honor Israel a celebration we could share together. Your love for Israel and the Jewish people is a blessing. It was a privilege to welcome Judge Roy Altman to Cornerstone as our guest speaker for Night to Honor Israel! Thank you for sharing your time with us as we celebrated Israel and the Jewish people.

The Bible is not a political prop, and Jewish history is not something that can be rewritten to fit a modern narrative. After a Palestinian official described the Bible as a “Palestinian book,” Pastor John Hagee pushed back, calling the claim “contemptible.” Christians should understand exactly why this matters. The Bible is rooted in the history of the Jewish people, the land of Israel, the prophets of Israel, and the Jewish identity of Jesus and the apostles. Attempts to erase that history are not harmless. They distort Scripture, deny reality, and feed the same hostility toward the Jewish people that Christians have a responsibility to confront.

“Without the Jewish people, there would be no patriarchs, no prophets, no apostles, no Bible and no Savior.” - Pastor John Hagee

Antisemitism has no place in our world. We must stand against hatred and work toward a generation where antisemitism is wiped away. Let’s fight the good fight. Let’s speak up. Let’s stand with the Jewish people.

Being a Christian means standing for Israel.

Prayer is one of the most powerful ways we can stand with Israel. When we pray for the peace of Jerusalem, we join believers around the world in lifting up the people of Israel, asking God to bring His peace, protection, wisdom, and hope. Whether you gather with a prayer group, your church, your family, or spend time in quiet prayer, your prayers matter. Join us as we continue to faithfully pray for the peace of Jerusalem and believe that God is at work. Learn more with the link in the bio.

Pray for Israel. Stand witth Israel.

Faith must never be silent in the face of antisemitism. As Bible-believing Christians, we are called to stand with the Jewish people, reject hatred, and trust what Scripture teaches about Israel. Combating antisemitism is not optional—it is a moral and biblical responsibility.