CSI online conference now on YouTube: God's word is amazing!

CSI online conference now on YouTube: God's word is amazing!

“The Hammer! ‘Is not my word like a hammer that breaks the rock in pieces?’ (Jeremiah 23:29)” – this was the theme of the recent Stuttgart online conference on June 12th. It was organized by “Christians on the Side of Israel” (CSI) in cooperation with the church network “God in Life”.

Highlights of the livestream included Tobias Krämer's reflection on the word of God as a "hammer that breaks rocks", a spiritual-political analysis of the current government formation in Israel by Josias Terschüren, and a prophetic impulse on Psalm 2 by Harald Eckert.

“It was once again a very lively, inspiring, profound conference,” summarizes Harald Eckert, President of “Christians on the Side of Israel”.

Recordings of this and other conferences can be found on the CSI YouTube channel.

On July 3rd, "Christians Standing with Israel," together with the Free Evangelical Church of Darmstadt, is hosting a seminar. Tobias Krämer will speak on the topic "The Fascination of Israel – What God Has to Tell Us About Israel." Participants will have the opportunity to ask questions afterward.

You can register for the free online seminar here: https://csi-aktuell.de/events/4×4-seminar-darmstadt/.

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