God's Tsunami describes a vision about how world-wide revival connects with the land and people of Israel. The foundation of this vision is both historical and biblical and it integrates truth about the strategic value of today's marketplace with Israel and teaching about the kingdom of God. God's Tsunami is a life-message of its author and was first published as a book in 2003 more than one year before the great Indian Ocean tsunami of 2004. The terrible Japanese earthquake and tsunami of 2011 emphasized the urgency of this prophetic and timely message.
The God's Tsunami vision is designed to provide a framework for understanding the power and direction of God's purposes today.
Peter Tsukahira is an Asian-American, now an Israeli citizen. The son of an American diplomat, Peter was born in the U.S. and raised in Japan. Peter became a believer in 1973 and attended Christ for the Nations Institute (Dallas, Texas). He completed a Bachelor's degree in economics at Tufts University (Medford, Massachusetts) and enrolled in the American Christian Theological School (Anaheim, California) where he earned a Masters of Divinity degree
Peter and his wife, Rita, a Messianic Jew, moved to Tokyo, Japan in 1982 where they led a growing international fellowship. Peter also worked in the Japanese computer industry. In 1987, they became immigrants and moved to Haifa, Israel.After the Gulf War in 1991, Peter was instrumental in establishing the congregation of Kehilat HaCarmel (Carmel Assembly) on Mount Carmel and became one of the pastors. He now directs the Or HaCarmel (light of the Carmel) Ministry Center and the Mount Carmel School of Ministry, a two-week intensive school and study tour focused on the prophetic significance of Israel.
Aside from his local ministry responsibilities, Peter writes books and teaches in various countries. Peter is ordained by World Challenge International Ministers' Fellowship founded by David Wilkerson and serves on the Board of Directors of Church Growth International chaired by Dr. David Yonggi Cho.
