BY SRH
This investigation could be the most significant ever conducted on foreign interference within the American church, uncovering a system that is far more coordinated and intrusive than evangelicals might ever envision.
For years, supporters of Israel believed their backing stemmed organically from Scripture or a common moral heritage. However, recent evidence reveals that the contemporary Israeli state has established a comprehensive influence network that extends from government ministries in Jerusalem directly into the pulpits, classrooms, and discipleship frameworks of the American church.
The Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs has invested millions in a comprehensive operation that meticulously profiled and digitally targeted over fifteen hundred churches and Christian universities. Notable institutions included in this initiative are First Baptist Dallas, Gateway, Elevation, Saddleback, Passion City, Lakewood, Liberty, Regent, Oral Roberts University, Cedarville, and many others.
A ministry funded by Israeli sources, Friends of Zion, is shaping pastors through tailored tours, fabricated accolades, and direct interactions with Israeli officials. These pastors return to their communities believing they have gained genuine insights, rather than being influenced by meticulously orchestrated narratives.
A new so-called “Christian” organization, backed by the Israeli government, is strategically targeting American congregations. Faith By Works is segmenting believers and influencing opinions with tailored content designed to reinforce evangelical support for Israel, particularly as younger Christians begin to distance themselves.
That information is already well-known, having been revealed by I2I before. Have you heard about FIRM?
FIRM, the Fellowship of Israel Related Ministries, has subtly positioned itself as the theological and discipleship arm of the Israeli government, crafting curriculum and developing small group studies for American churches.
FIRM goes beyond simply encouraging Christians to appreciate Israel; it actively creates Sunday school materials, youth curricula, apologetics frameworks, pastoral training resources, and doctrinal guides that reshape the connection between Christianity and the contemporary Israeli state, aligning with the priorities of Israeli political ministries.
They have identified influential evangelical leaders to participate in this initiative. Notable figures in this space include Francis Chan, Jentezen Franklin, George Barna, Jonathan Cahn, Michael Brown, Erez Soref, Seth Postell, and Asher Intrater. Additionally, prominent ministries such as One for Israel, King of Kings, Revive Israel, Jewish Voice Ministries, Behold Israel, Chosen People Ministries, and Maoz Israel are also highlighted. Their presence lends the material an air of spiritual authority, yet the system they support operates in alignment with government priorities that view American evangelicals as strategic assets rather than true spiritual allies.
Everything seamlessly integrates. FOZ cultivates pastors. Faith By Works focuses on engaging congregations. FIRM develops a theological framework that presents the entire pipeline as rooted in biblical principles. The Prime Minister’s Office, along with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Strategic Affairs, and the tourism apparatus, constitutes the upper echelon of a framework that views evangelical loyalty as a valuable resource to be strategically managed.
This article reveals the intricate architecture, identifies the key players, outlines the funding sources, and illustrates that evangelical support for Israel is not merely a one-sided gesture of goodwill. This exposé is a must-read for anyone concerned about the integrity of Christian teaching, the independence of pastoral leadership, or the impact of foreign interference in religious life. We’ve revealed everything completely.
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