Dear Friends,

I’ll be honest, at times the future looks bleak. Though resilient, courageous, and determined, Israel is worn out from these two years of constant war on seven fronts (!) and world-encircling anti-Semitism. Few are optimistic. But Israel’s ancient prophets see it differently.

“For I know the thoughts that I think toward you, says the LORD, thoughts of peace and not of evil, to give you a future and a hope.” (Jeremiah 29:11)

Jeremiah wrote these words about the Jewish people returning from Babylon. How much more are they true now, some 2600 years later. Finally we’re back in the land God promised the patriarchs; and despite our enemies we do have a future. It’s a future of spiritual awakening, cleansing, and discovering our Messiah.

“ Your sons and daughters will prophesy…your young men will see visions…And it shall come to pass that whoever calls on the name of the Lord shall be saved.” (Joel 2:28,32)

Joel foresaw a time when the nations would gather against Israel (Joel 3:11,12). He also described it as a time of revival before the awesome day of the Lord’s return—with Israel’s youth as the catalyst. Yes, the future of Israel is our youth.

That’s why Fields of Wheat exists—to equip Israel’s next generation to be the end-time harvesters. I invite you to join us in preparing the young men and women who will shape Israel’s future through their vibrant faith in Yeshua.

That’s why, approaching my 78th birthday, I still love to be with them. They really are the future of Israel. Please join me as we step into 2026, for the momentous days ahead. Let’s gather the resources needed to sow into this pivotal generation.

With hope for the future,