In the heart of anxiety, where grief and trauma grip every corner of society, there lies a beacon of light amid the darkness—the National Leadership Center (NLC). As Israel grapples with the ravages of war, the NLC emerges as a sanctuary, offering a path toward healing for those shattered by loss, trauma, and PTSD.

In this tale of resilience and redemption, we follow the journey of Sarah and her son, David, as they navigate the relentless uncertainty of grief and anger, seeking solace which seems so elusive.

The State of Israel abounds in trails, showcasing the beauty of the country and symbolizing the good and beautiful in it. The trails are different in nature and move from the green and blooming north to the infinite desert known for its virtues.

Like the Land of Israel’s trails, the Israeli society is also made up of different people from a variety of sectors of the social spectrum, and together they complement the human map of Israel.

“Our problem is that we think of ourselves as being the center of our world. We think of our lives as a story, and if we are Christians, as God being one of the characters in the story. We look for Him when we need him and expect Him to be grateful when we serve Him. He’s a lovely piece of our story, but we still think of it as our story. But it is not our story. It is God’s story.”

--Tim Chester

Since October 7 we have been working with those who were evacuated from their homes, refugees in their own land, we come across people from all walks of life. Children, youth, families, religious, seculars, right-wing, left-wing –you name it. But all are in the same situation: they were driven out from the place they once called “Home” – both in southern Israel near the border with Gaza, and northern Israel bordering Lebanon.

The Independence of the State of Israel would not be made possible without the sacrifice of those we remember.

At 13, every Jewish boy celebrates his Bar Mitzvah, marking a passage from childhood to maturity. As the boy climbs up the synagogue’s stage to read the Torah portion, he also takes much responsibility upon his shoulders.

Man's divine design was to be continually filled with revelation knowledge. In the Garden of Eden, humanity enjoyed direct communion with God, receiving divine insights daily. Adam and Eve conversed with God, gaining understanding directly from Him.

Satan disrupted this divine plan by tempting humanity to rely on their own reasoning. By suggesting that humans could attain godlike knowledge of good and evil, Satan proposed self-reliance and rationalism as alternatives to divine revelation (Genesis 3:5). This led to a shift from reliance on God's wisdom to human reasoning, resulting in a curse. As a consequence, humanity was cut off from the Tree of Life, losing the direct flow of revelation (Genesis 3:22).

The world is moving forward, there is a plan here, evil is not here to stay, it is temporary. The nation of Israel is small but eternal and strong.

The world is moving forward, there is a plan here, evil is not here to stay, it is temporary. The nation of Israel is small but eternal and strong.

While varied schools of thought have different reasons as to why some survive and others perish, as children of God we always have a great opportunity to bring His comfort and love in difficult situations. And whether we perish or survive, our prayer is that in every situation, God would cause all things to work together for the highest good

Miracle: an extraordinary event taken as a sign of the supernatural power of God. Both the Old and New Testaments of the Bible are filled with astounding stories of God’s miracles.

Every day, the Israel-Hamas war brings fear inducing news that turn our stomachs into a gnarled mess. Each passing day of the war brings us closer to God in desperation.

We will embark on a remarkable journey through the pages of history and faith, delving into the profound leadership insights from the life of Gideon in the Bible.

In the pages of history and faith, we find a treasure trove of wisdom from the life of Joshua, a remarkable leader whose journey continues to illuminate the path of leadership excellence. Like him, we aim to be a generation that understands their Biblical heritage of great faith, purpose, and leadership.