After such a wonderful experience of worshipping on the Sea of Galilee, we headed for the hotel to an amazing sunset. So special for our Lord to arrange such an amazing send off to an unforgettable time in the land where Christ launched His ministry.

—Angel Ribo PA-C, MPAS

—Stephen Bramer

From Barbara’s baptism in the Sea of Galilee,  to a 4,000-year-old gate that Abraham might have used, to a mine field. We could not imagine we might be so blessed in such a soul healing experience when we left Denver.  And now we are in Jerusalem.

—Miles and Barbara

Sitting here with my beloved bride reading the psalms of ascent and watching the sun ascend over the Golan Heights and light up the Sea of Galilee before departing Tiberias. Today we enter Jerusalem.

“Do good O LORD to those who are good,
And to those who are upright in their hearts.
But as for those who turn aside to their crooked ways,
The LORD will lead them away with the doers of iniquity.
Peace be upon Israel. ”
Psalm 125 : 4 – 5.

—Tony & Susan Buslach,
Coral bus #8

Sailing tonight on the Sea of Galilee, listening to Chuck Swindoll preaching Jesus was a unique moment in time that I will remember for the rest of my life.

Equally was the insight that Chuck shared reminding us that often after wonderful moments of great supply, are followed by a time of testing to see if we learned anything. Such it was with the disciples after witnessing the feeding of the 5,000 and then being tested on the Sea of Galilee in the midst of the storm. May the Lord help us to be found as faithful in our times of testing.

—Angel Ribo

We enjoyed a moving service out on the Sea of Galilee this evening, led by Chuck Swindoll and others on our Israel Tour team.

—Wayne Stiles Bible Teacher for Sapphire Bus 6
See my pics and read a devotional about today’s sites

–Deedee Snyder,
Bus 3 Shepherd

–Deedee Snyder,
Bus 3 Shepherd

Being baptized in the Sea of Galilee is pretty special and meaningful.

–Deedee Snyder
Bus 3 Shepherd