Featuring Musical Artist
Meet the Speakers
David Rosenthal
President, Zion's Hope
Bob Hunt
Bible Teacher, Zion's Hope
Victor Kalisher
Executive Director, The Bible Society in Israel
David Hunt
Artificial Intelligence & Internet Security Expert
This year’s Summit will equip you with clear, biblical insight into the days ahead as we explore:
- End-Times Prophecy & the Return of Messiah
- Geo-political updates and global trends
- Israel’s central role in God’s plan
- AI, crypto, and quantum technology—what Christians should know
Special Musical Artist
Joshua Aaron is an award-winning American-Israeli independent singer and songwriter recently listed as one of the Jewish Global 100 influencers. His music, sung in English and Hebrew, blends a wide array of sounds, including Christian and traditional Jewish genres, reaching nearly half a billion streams since 2009.
He and his wife Jeannie raised their 5 children in Israel near the Sea of Galilee. Their eldest two children are serving in the Israel Defense Forces (IDF).
Since 2009, Joshua has hosted an annual Worship in Israel tour, bringing cohorts of believers on an unforgettable journey to the Holy Land, from Jerusalem to his backyard, the Galilee.
Joshua is also the founder of Gather the Nations, an international non-profit hosting an annual worship conference on the Feast of Trumpets.
He and his wife Jeannie raised their 5 children in Israel near the Sea of Galilee. Their eldest two children are serving in the Israel Defense Forces (IDF).
Since 2009, Joshua has hosted an annual Worship in Israel tour, bringing cohorts of believers on an unforgettable journey to the Holy Land, from Jerusalem to his backyard, the Galilee.
Joshua is also the founder of Gather the Nations, an international non-profit hosting an annual worship conference on the Feast of Trumpets.
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*Important Information
Cancellation, Seating, Media Policies
CANCELLATION POLICY: Please review the Zion’s Hope (ZH) cancellation policy, which reflects commitment costs incurred by Zion’s Hope, based on the event’s timeframe.
CANCELLATION PROCEDURE:
1) ZH must be notified in writing (email or postal delivery)
2) Cancellation will be valid when acknowledged by an authorized ZH staff member
THINGS TO COME BIBLE PROPHECY SUMMIT CANCELLATION POLICY: Tickets are fully refundable through Thursday, January 22, 2025, 5:00pm. Anytime thereafter, a $100 cancellation fee will be assessed per individual ticket. If you are not able to attend, you may assign the paid ticket to another individual by contacting ZH over the phone @ 1-888-781-9466 or by emailing CustomerService@zionshope.org. The name change can be submitted until 3:00 PM EST on Wednesday February 4, 2026.
CANCELLATION PROCEDURE:
1) ZH must be notified in writing (email or postal delivery)
2) Cancellation will be valid when acknowledged by an authorized ZH staff member
THINGS TO COME BIBLE PROPHECY SUMMIT CANCELLATION POLICY: Tickets are fully refundable through Thursday, January 22, 2025, 5:00pm. Anytime thereafter, a $100 cancellation fee will be assessed per individual ticket. If you are not able to attend, you may assign the paid ticket to another individual by contacting ZH over the phone @ 1-888-781-9466 or by emailing CustomerService@zionshope.org. The name change can be submitted until 3:00 PM EST on Wednesday February 4, 2026.
SEATING POLICY: Attendees will be seated at tables. Seating will be prioritized based on the order in which tickets are purchased. Groups are encouraged to register together to ensure placement at the same table (up to 10). While Zion’s Hope will do its best to accommodate special requests, specific seating cannot be guaranteed.
Things to Come Bible Prophecy Summit — Media Policy
1. Attendee Media Use
Attendees are welcome to take personal photos and brief video clips for their own private use or for sharing on personal social media accounts. However:
These guidelines help protect our speakers, musicians, ministry materials, and the integrity of the event.
1. Attendee Media Use
Attendees are welcome to take personal photos and brief video clips for their own private use or for sharing on personal social media accounts. However:
- Recording full sessions, live-streaming, or capturing extended portions of the conference is not permitted.
- Attendee media may not be used for personal financial gain, including resale, monetization, or inclusion in any paid content or commercial project.
- Public distribution of full recordings, including posting full teachings, sessions, or extended clips to YouTube, TikTok, Facebook, or any other platform, is prohibited.
- Attendees may not represent Zion’s Hope content as their own or redistribute it as official conference media.
These guidelines help protect our speakers, musicians, ministry materials, and the integrity of the event.
Things to Come Bible Prophecy Summit — Media Policy Continued
2. Zion’s Hope Photography & Recording Notice
By purchasing a ticket and attending the Things to Come Bible Prophecy Summit, attendees grant Zion’s Hope permission to capture photo, video, and audio recordings throughout the event.
2. Zion’s Hope Photography & Recording Notice
By purchasing a ticket and attending the Things to Come Bible Prophecy Summit, attendees grant Zion’s Hope permission to capture photo, video, and audio recordings throughout the event.
- Zion’s Hope may use this media for ministry purposes, including promotional materials, social media, livestream highlights, publications, and future event marketing.
- Attendees acknowledge that their image, voice, or likeness may appear in these materials.
- All recordings, photographs, and produced content captured by Zion’s Hope or authorized personnel remain the property of Zion’s Hope.
- If an attendee prefers not to be individually photographed or featured, reasonable efforts will be made to accommodate upon request at check-in; however, placement in group or wide-angle shots cannot be guaranteed.