It's been 6 months since my pilgrimage to Israel...and time sure does fly. It feels like just yesturday the Holy Spirit told me to apply for a scholarship to visit Israel, and next thing you know I was on a plane full of people who clapped and rejoiced when we touched down in Tel Aviv. After my incredible experiences in The Holy Land, my life has embarked on a journey I thought would take another 5 years. It's true what they say, what we think can take a lifetime, God does in a split second.

I guess you never really know for sure why God calls you to certain things. Why would He place an urgency and conviction to support and stand with Israel, inside of a little girl from Detroit? A few Bible stories of the Israelities here and there, but I never grew up around the Jewish community, or even had a Jewish friend until I was 15. It's what God does in your life; the miracles and things that happen, that are always intertwined with your calling. For me, as a Christian, that calling is standing with Israel in the last days.

Since leaving Israel in August 2009, every blessing I've had, has been connected to Israel. I was prompted by the Holy Spirit to move to Texas, I did...and the floodgates have completely opened for me. I got to Texas, found an amazing church (Covenant Church with Pastor Mike Hayes) that completely supports Israel, and loves to worship God. I received a DEBT-FREE car. Completely free! Title and registration in hand with my name on i

I've never minded being the only "Israel supporting Believer" my fellow Christian friends knew, but now it's become a bit troubling because I've noticed their progress hasn't changed concerning support for Israel, and learning about our Hebraic roots. I mean, we are literally on the brink of the end of days here with Israel events leading the way. It frustrates me to see so many devoted Christians wrapped into sooo many other aspects of life. Yes, I completely agree with God wanting the best for you, and all the wonderful blessings that accompany a Christian lifestyle; but why don't they include the least bit of taking a stand of supporting Israel?!? I often wonder what it's going to take for them to get it. If we're "Christians", we should be concerned about Kingdom Business, and blessing Israel is definitely in God's will for every Believer. You don't need a prophetic word to get this one.

The passion that I posses for Israel is not about a bowl of Hummus and marrying some guy named Boaz; it's real and I can't even begin to explain how deep it flows. For me, standing for Israel is not only apart of my calling in God, but one the ultimate things I can personally to to please Him. No, this race isn't given to everyone as I've stated in previous blogs, but the decision to open yourself up spiritually