Across Israel, families are preparing their sukkot—temporary shelters where they will share meals, welcome guests and remember God’s faithfulness.
Kayla Sprague with ALL ISRAEL NEWS, bringing you this week’s Prayer Points from Jerusalem.
In Leviticus 23, God commanded the people of Israel to dwell in temporary shelters so that future generations would remember how He cared for them in the wilderness.
Sukkot is a beautiful reminder that even when life feels uncertain, God remains faithful. As families gather under the sukkah, we can pause, give thanks and remember the One who provides, protects and walks with His people.
In this week’s Prayer Points, Kayla shares three ways we can pray for Israel according to God’s Word: that Israel would remember God’s faithfulness, that families would experience healing and restoration, and that God would bring provision, peace and joy in the year ahead.
“Remember how the LORD your God led you all the way in the wilderness.” — Deuteronomy 8:2
And there is something beautiful about looking through the roof of a sukkah and seeing the sky above. It’s a simple invitation to look up—and remember that the God who cared for His people in the wilderness is still with them today.