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The Joshua Fund Founder and Chairman Joel C. Rosenberg offers some prudent application in light of God’s Word.
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Kelli Drury, Executive Director of The Joshua Fund
Kelli Drury is the Executive Director of The Joshua Fund and a seasoned non-profit leader with over 30 years of experience in Christian ministry management.
Inside The EPICENTER®: A Global Voice for Faith, Geopolitics and Hope
When New York Times best‑selling author Joel C. Rosenberg launched Inside The Epicenter on December 8, 2020, he knew he wanted to offer more than another political commentary show. Now, he and his wife and co‑host, Lynn A. Rosenberg, connect breaking news from the Middle East with Biblical prophecy and prayer.
Join a Wartime Church Service with Joel & Lynn Rosenberg’s Jerusalem Congregation
As I write this, it has been 32 hours since all the cell phones in Israel woke us up at 3 am with a very unusual message: We are in a State of Extreme National Emergency. Stay near a place of shelter. All gatherings, educational and work activities are cancelled until further notice. We were told to check that our bomb shelters were prepared and stocked with food and water.
STAY INFORMED.
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Kelli Drury, Executive Director of The Joshua Fund
Kelli Drury is the Executive Director of The Joshua Fund and a seasoned non-profit leader with over 30 years of experience in Christian ministry management.
Inside The EPICENTER®: A Global Voice for Faith, Geopolitics and Hope
When New York Times best‑selling author Joel C. Rosenberg launched Inside The Epicenter on December 8, 2020, he knew he wanted to offer more than another political commentary show. Now, he and his wife and co‑host, Lynn A. Rosenberg, connect breaking news from the Middle East with Biblical prophecy and prayer.
Join a Wartime Church Service with Joel & Lynn Rosenberg’s Jerusalem Congregation
As I write this, it has been 32 hours since all the cell phones in Israel woke us up at 3 am with a very unusual message: We are in a State of Extreme National Emergency. Stay near a place of shelter. All gatherings, educational and work activities are cancelled until further notice. We were told to check that our bomb shelters were prepared and stocked with food and water.