God’s Commanded Blessing for YOU!

Dear Friend,

The promise God made to Abraham in Genesis 12:3 is far more than just ancient words. It was true the day it was spoken, but it is just as true thousands of years later in our day.

God said, “I will bless them that bless thee, and curse them that curse thee.”  

He told Abraham that blessings would overflow him. Abraham was living in a fruitful place, and Lot complained. Abraham gave Lot that spot and went to a dry, barren land. Even in that place, God blessed him and turned it into an oasis so great that his herds multiplied. Abraham became the wealthiest man in the East.

That is what God’s commanded blessing does. It covers you from the crown of your head to the soles of your feet. It touches every part and aspect of your life. That is the blessing I am praying will come upon your life right now.

God is serious about His promises, and God offers to bless and prosper those who pray for the peace of Jerusalem. That’s why He has blessed the work of the Jerusalem Prayer Team and Friends of Zion so greatly. When we bless what He wants to have blessed, we are blessed in return.

I can’t think of a better way you can bless God’s Chosen People, the children of Abraham, right now than through your support of the Jerusalem Prayer Team. The nation of Israel is facing deadly threats from Iran and their terrorist proxies — not just Hamas but Hezbollah as well.

We are not sitting back watching events unfold. We are praying, but we are also putting feet to our prayers. We are on the front lines, bringing help and hope to the Jewish people who are facing such grave threats right now. The food, clothing, medicine, and so much more we are providing is only possible because friends like you make it possible through your generous gifts.

A few months ago, I sent you a letter and asked you to share your greatest prayer need with me. You did, and I have been praying for you ever since. I’m asking you to give me an update because I know the power of prayer. If God has already answered, please share that with me in the prayer section below. If you are still praying, let me know so that I can continue to join you in the prayer of faith. And if you have a new need, please share that with me as well.

God is about to do great and mighty things, and I don’t want you to miss it.

Your response will be your declaration of faith that you will receive your commanded blessing. God is opening amazing doors for us to bless His Chosen People in a powerful way, in more places than ever before. Your generous gift today will:

• provide food to poor Holocaust survivors in Israel
• provide assistance to the families of those whose loved ones are still being held hostage
• provide educational support to homeless Jewish children
• provide hope to young IDF soldiers dealing with PTSD
• provide housing for refugees with nowhere else to turn for help
• and so much more

None of this help and hope would be possible without the sacrificial support of friends like you. Your gift makes you a blessing and qualifies you for God’s blessing just as much as the work of those on the ground delivering your help in Christian love does for them. You are being a blessing to the children of Abraham with your support of the Jerusalem Prayer Team.

And I am claiming God’s commanded blessing, the blessing that transformed the life of Abraham, over every friend who helps us with this great need. Please don’t put this matter aside for later. Ask God right now what He would have you do and then do it. And when you do, I’ll send you some special thank you gifts to serve as a reminder that you have activated God’s promise in your life. Please let me hear from you right away.

Your ambassador to Jerusalem,

Dr. Mike Evans

P.S. Along with your gift, please give me an update on your prayer request, and let me know if there is a new need for which I can pray. I will join you in the prayer of faith, asking God to fulfill the promise of Genesis 12:3 that you are activating with your gift to bless His Chosen People.  Thank you in advance for your generous response. God bless you.