Find Battle for Israel here: https://lancelambert.org/bfi-audible/

Welcome to a special episode of the Lance Lambert Ministries podcast.
Today, we're introducing the audiobook for Battle for Israel.

Written shortly after the Yom Kippur War, Battle for Israel brings readers right to the frontlines, not only in terms of military events but also through Lance’s insights into Israel's broader struggles and future. With his close connections to Israeli leaders and extensive understanding of biblical history, Lance give a unique perspective on past events in Israel’s history, which shed some light on current events happening there today.

This audiobook is narrated by Michael Cross—who also narrated several of Lance’s other books, as well as Norman Grubb’s Rees Howells, Intercessor. The audiobook for Battle for Israel is available today on Audible.

Today, we’ll be sharing the book’s introduction and first chapter, wherein Lance details the beginning of the conflict between Israel, Syria and Egypt in the Yom Kippur War. Listen next week for chapter 2 of Battle for Israel.

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In today’s episode, Lance reads from Romans 9:23-24 and speaks about what it means to be a vessel of mercy afore prepared unto glory. He speaks about each aspect of this verse, that we are vessels, that we are objects of God’s mercy and that God had glory in mind when he saved us.

May you know the depth of God’s mercy toward you.
May you know the riches of his glory.
May you know the deep deep love of Jesus.

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In this week’s episode, Lance shares about the importance of having the right foundation. The correct foundation in our Christian life is obviously the Lord Jesus, but Lance shares that we can easily shift our foundation from being built on the solid rock of Christ to the topsoil of things like a Christian background or our own devotion to Christ. He also speaks about the Lordship of Jesus in our lives being necessary for us to keep our feet on the rock, and that if Jesus is our Lord, then we need to do what he says.

May you be a doer of the word and not just a hearer
May your foundation be on the rock
May you know the deep deep love of Jesus