'When people start down the wrong road and discover their mistake, don't they turn back?' When we come to Christ, all our sin is forgiven: all the sins of the past, all the sins of the present, and all the sins of the future are under the Blood. Even though we make mistakes, all we need to do is 'turn back'.

'But there is forgiveness with You, O Israel, hope in the Lord; for with the Lord there is mercy, and with Him abundant redemption.' No matter what you have done with your life, or where you have been, you can be pure again in the sight of God.

For many people the onlty Jesus they will ever see and experience is you. Your life and character need to paint a picture of who He is and how He loves them.

The only path to healing is to pray blessing upon those who hurt you. Unforgiveness doesn't punish the perpetrator; it wounds us and our families.

Many of us are living with hurt in our heart - pain that is hard to forgive - but we cannot live forever in that state. Often when we have been hurt, we feel that we are owed something, but Jesus taught that we must forgive that debt.

'...With the mouth confession is made unto salvation.' Faith in God begins at your conversion. But that faith needs to grow and develop. With each new difficulty, keep confessing the Word of God, and you will see your miracle!

Mary asked the angel, "But how can this happen? ... The Angel answered her, "For nothing is impossible with God"' I have learned that everything God does is a miracle. In my life I know that it is God working when the totally impossible happens!

'If you have been merciful, God will be merciful when He judges you.' In the Bible God chose an 80-year old man, born into a slave family, yet brought up in the king's palace, who became a murderer, fled from the nation and spent his life as a shepherd. God doesn't look at others they way we do.

'All Scripture is inspired by God and is useful to teach us what is true and to make us realise what is wrong with our lives.' I want to challenge you to really live by the Word of God - not only will your relationships and habits change for the better - but God will work miracles in your life.

What do you need Jesus to do for you today? How would you answer if He said, "What do you want Me to do for you?" Call on Him until you get your answer. Persist. Don't quit. That is why the Bible says, pray without ceasing.

The reason I see so many miracles is the desperate need of the people to find Jesus - and the desperation of Jesus to find the people who really want Him. Isaiah wrote: 'I would not have told the people of Israel to seek Me if I could not be found'.

When God deals with us, He does something unique. In my relationship with God, I have never wanted what somebody else has; I want what is in His Word, what God has for me personally.

Thank you for your support. - Without you and the power of the Holy Spirit, we would never have been able to pray wuth the Holocaust survivors in Israel. But I believe the best is yet to come; next year will be even greater!

'Let the Spirit change your way of thinking and make you into a new person' (Ephesians 4:23 CEV). As you reflect and meditate on God's Word, your thinking, habits and relationships will change for the better.

'He whom the Son sets free is free indeed' (John 8:36). What changes me is not some new teaching or doctrine. No, it is the simplicity of God's Word, the power of the Gospel of Jesus Christ! Our Gospel has unlimited power to completely deliver and change men! - It makes us free indeed!

The good news this Christmas is because of Jesus we can receive forgiveness for every sin and have peace with God. Hebrews teaches that we are under a New Covenant, a better way - we don't earn salvation by being good, we become righteous because of Jesus.

"I was speaking with one survivor who is now in his 80s. Aged 13 he was thrown into the ghetto in Odessa, Ukraine. All his family perished. When he was liberated he found his home had been destroyed, and his old school friends had rejected him because they said, he should have died with the rest! ... It was through such suffering that Israel was born."

'A kernel of wheat must be planted in the soil. Unless it dies it will be alone - a single seed. But its death will produce many new kernels' (John 12:23). Speaking to the Holocaust survivors David said: "I know you understand the significance of your suffering. It is only through your suffering that the nation of Israel was reborn."

Thousands of Holocaust survivors from all over Israel came to hear David speak about their Messiah, Yeshua. Speaking privately with the leaders, he said: "I am here to encourage you. I was touched to sense how you felt so much alone when you went through that terrible period in the ghettos and death camps. But I want to remind you that you are not alone. I come in the Name of Yeshua, who is called Immanuel, God with us.

'What no one thought could happen is the very thing God has prepared' (1 Cor. 2:9). Words cannot describe what happened in Israel - everything was more than twice as large as the events we held there in April! It was beyond all expectations!