With a woman to look at culture from a Christian worldview, I'm John Stone Street with a point.

Last month, the Israeli connoisseur, the equivalent of Congress there, considered a bill that

would make religious evangelism punishable by up to two years in prison.

The bill didn't mention Christianity directly, but Orthodox Jews who put board the bill admit

that their goal was to stifle Christian ministry in the Holy Land.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he would block the bill, and other world

leaders pointed to how it violates the universal charter of human rights, which guarantees

religious freedom.

In Israel, Christian evangelisms often seen as a threat to strong national identity and

political stability.

That might sound strange to evangelical Christians in America, who are among the world's most

enthusiastic supporters of Israel's political right to exist as a nation.

But we should also be enthusiastic, both in prayer and in action, for Jewish people to

know their Messiah.

Paul told the Romans that God desires all Israel to be saved.

We should, too.

But the call center, I'm John Stone Street with Breakpoint.