Uploaded September 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This season in Israel is marked by reflection, repentance, and a return to God—the Days of Awe between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. In Hebrew, repentance is called Teshuvah—not just “I’m sorry,” but a wholehearted turning back to the Lord. 🙌
For Joseph’s brothers, Teshuvah meant choosing differently when given the chance. For us, it’s a daily journey of stepping away from sin and drawing near to God in every part of life.
As believers, we rejoice knowing Yeshua has already secured atonement for us, yet we’re still called to return to Him again and again. ✨
💬 What does returning to God look like in your life today?
👉 Discover more about what God is doing in Israel today at firmisrael.org
This season in Israel is marked by reflection, repentance, and a return to God—the Days of Awe between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. In Hebrew, repentance is called Teshuvah—not just “I’m sorry,” but a wholehearted turning back to the Lord. 🙌
For Joseph’s brothers, Teshuvah meant choosing differently when given the chance. For us, it’s a daily journey of stepping away from sin and drawing near to God in every part of life.
As believers, we rejoice knowing Yeshua has already secured atonement for us, yet we’re still called to return to Him again and again. ✨
💬 What does returning to God look like in your life today?
👉 Discover more about what God is doing in Israel today at firmisrael.org
