The Zion Ops team takes on one final adventure through northern Israel, hiking 14 miles through rugged mountains in search of the Amud, the massive “pillar” of rock. With the Sea of Galilee waiting below, the team faces one last wilderness challenge.
Why would young Christians leave their families, jobs, and homes to travel thousands of miles to Israel and work for free? Nate Waller heads into the vineyards of Samaria to meet the volunteers choosing to serve, bless Israel, and make a difference.
Nate Waller and a team of Christian volunteers head deep into the Jordan Valley, near where the Israelites crossed the Jordan into the Promised Land. Today, they’re building a farm fence while witnessing Jewish communities and agriculture returning to this historic biblical region.
Nate Waller and a team of Christian volunteers head into ancient Hebron to restore one of the world’s oldest pools. Along the way, they uncover remarkable connections to King David, biblical prophecy, and Moses’ ancient words seemingly coming to life today.
Nate Waller and a team of volunteers head into the mountains of Judea to build a fence on a cattle farm—but discover something far more significant along the way. Could this be the biblical Valley of Eshcol, where the twelve spies explored the Promised Land and carried back its famous cluster of grapes?
Christian volunteers are stepping into the heart of Jerusalem to help restore a neglected historic area and prepare it for a new chapter.
Nate Waller and a team of volunteers head into Jerusalem’s Old City to help restore a neglected historic area. As they clean, rebuild, and prepare the site for new Jewish life, the episode explores a remarkable connection to Isaiah’s prophecy of restoring ancient ruins.
Christians from around the world are heading into the vineyards of Samaria for an experience unlike any ordinary harvest.
Nate Waller joins volunteers from around the world as they harvest grapes in the mountains of Samaria. For these Christians, the experience is about more than making wine—it is an opportunity to take part in a remarkable passage from Isaiah about foreigners tending Israel’s vineyards
Just outside Jerusalem, Nate Waller is helping build one of the most unique houses he’s ever seen — made almost entirely out of straw. But the real story isn’t the house. It’s the volunteers from Ohio, Washington, and even Canada who left their jobs and families behind to be here. Today, Nate asks them the hard questions: What made them come? What did they sacrifice? And was it worth it?
There’s a forgotten valley in Israel that Isaiah prophesied would one day be filled with grazing cattle. Today, Nate Waller heads into the mountains of Samaria to see if that promise is coming true — and to help build the fence that’s making it happen.
Nate Waller heads into the mountains of Judea with one question: 2,500 years ago, Jeremiah promised flocks would return to these barren hills — but is that happening today? We’re joining two local heroes to build a sheep fence, comparing it all to Jeremiah 33 to see this prophecy come alive!
