The diversity in Israel is simply stunning in such a small country. From snow-covered mountain peaks, you can ski to the majesty of Israel’s ‘Grand Canyon’ of Mitzpe Ramon in the south.
In one long day, you can ski in the morning, hit the beaches of Tel Aviv in the afternoon, and watch the beauty of the skies in the desert canyon of Mizpe Ramon at night.
We visit Mitzpe Ramon on our Break Forth Israel & Jordan Next Level Tours but if you don’t want to wait, just view the video below!
Pause for a moment and still your heart. Take in the beauty of Biblical Ein Gedi where David hid from Saul.
The video will take you there.
Do you miss the buzz of the Tel Aviv Beaches and Boardwalk? Watch the video below and take a 3-minute ‘vacation’ without any jet lag.
The revival of the modern nation of Israel is truly a miracle. In this animated video, watch this miracle come alive from King David’s day until today.
Learn the truth about the history of Israel. You may be surprised. You’ll want to share this with others. It’s an entertaining way to learn true history.
It’s no wonder why we love to bring groups here year after year on Break Forth Journeys tours.
We know that COVID-19 is holding people back from visiting Israel at this time.
This won’t last forever. But, in the meantime, why don’t you visit virtually?
Just click here or the photo below to check out videos from beautiful Israel:
Click Image Above To ‘Visit’ Israel Virtually
The discovery of the Bethany Beyond the Jordan baptismal site is a miracle story.
When you visit there your heart is moved when you remember:
Now, you can watch the story of how this ancient Christian site was discovered.
If you miss the Biblical places in Jordan, you are missing so many Holy Land sites. Don’t want to miss out? Join us for our Break Forth Israel and Jordan Next Level tour? To get your free color brochure click here.
Break Forth Israel Signature Tour 2019 sold out in record time.
If you missed it, don’t despair.
You can ask to be put on the early notice list for Break Forth Israel & Jordan NEXT Level 2020. Full brochure and details to be announced soon.
Just email us at: info@breakforthjourneys.com
Are you looking for a spiritual journey of a lifetime where you will not only have a wonderful time but also grow deeper in your faith and in your love of God’s Word?
If so, Break Forth Israel 2019: Signature Tour is here for you!
We knew that if we brought people to experience the Holy Land, it had to be something extraordinary.
To actually walk the land, to feel the stones with your hands, to sense the richness of history yourself, to view the vistas the men and women of the Word took in – this burns God’s living lessons deep within your heart like nothing else.
The scriptures will leap off the page!
You’ll dig into the scriptures with noted author, speaker, scholar, pastor and dynamic communicator, Hans Weichbrodt.
Break Forth Israel is not just a ‘tourist’ trip. Time in the Lands of the Bible is too precious for this. We’ll laugh, we’ll enjoy stunning sites, we’ll develop friendships for life, we’ll enjoy jaw-dropping vistas . . . but it will be so much more!
We know of no other trips that offer as much at as reasonable a price as what Break Forth Journeys provides. And we’d love to have you join us. 
Every one of our Break Forth Israel trips sells out, so please email us today for more your full colour, 16-page brochure, and all the details.
Don’t miss out on this spiritual journey of a lifetime.
The Pools of Bethesda can be found next to St Anne’s Church, Jerusalem, Israel.
Was Jesus rude when he asked the lame man at the Pools of Bethesda, “Do you want to be healed?”
The man had been laying by the pools for 38 years – looking for healing from the mystery waters.
Of course, he wanted to be healed!
Or did he?
Listen in today to hear Hans share a powerful story of healing from the Pools of Bethesda.
Today, we learn:
Listen in today to this powerful message right from the Garden Tomb in Jerusalem.
(See photos of the Pools of Bethesda and area at the end of this post.)
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Photos of the Pools of Bethesda:
Church of Saint Anne and Pool of Bethesda: Church of St Anne has some of the most famous choral acoustics in the world
Looking down into Pools of Bethesda
One of our Break Forth Journeys Groups Worshipping in St Anne’s Church: Amazing Acoustics:
Elsa at the Pools of Bethesda:
Garden Tomb in Jerusalem, one of two sites proposed as the place of Jesus’ burial
Have you ever felt that what you had to offer God wasn’t enough?
What if all you had to give to Jesus was a gravesite?
Listen in today to hear the story of Joseph of Arimathea who gave his tomb to Jesus.
It was just a tomb – but it became the place of the greatest miracle ever performed.
Join us today as our group visits the Garden Tomb in Jerusalem.
Today, we learn:
Listen in today to this powerful message right from the Garden Tomb in Jerusalem.
(See photos of the Garden Tomb and area at the end of this post.)
Click below to play the Podcast (even better – subscribe in iTunes, Google Play or your favourite podcast player)
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Let Us Know What You Think:
We’d love to hear from you so we can serve you better. Please send us an email to let us know what you think. Email us at info@breakforthjourneys.com.
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You’ll be inspired by beautiful photos of the Lands of the Bible, breaking news, stories of faith, and updates.
Photos of the Garden Tomb:
Entrance door to the Tomb at the Garden Garden in Jerusalem, Israel
Hans celebrates communion in the Garden Tomb
Inside of Garden Tomb, one of two sites proposed as the place of Jesus’ burial.
Rock with the shape of a skull near the Garden Tomb in Jerusalem. Many believe that this could be Golgotha.
