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Jonathan and Jack sit down with David Blease to discuss the Bible’s “One New Man,” what that means, and what it looks like for a Believer to live in that identity. They explore misconceptions and obstacles that keep people from embracing the unity of the One New Man, and they offer one step you can take to align your life with God’s heart for walking in that unity.

IDF soldier Chaim Malespin joins Jonathan Bernis in Israel to explore the complexity of the Gaza war, the betrayal of peace, and the fight for truth. Chaim reveals the IDF's extraordinary efforts to protect civilians, why a two-state solution may be an impossible dream, and the urgent need for re-education and prayer to change hearts and minds worldwide.

Join Jonathan and Scott as they explore the fascinating Feast of Sukkot. Discover its unique traditions and how this Jewish holiday points to Jesus. Learn about the ancient water ceremony and a key invitation Jesus made relating to it. See how Jesus has fulfilled prophecies that lie within this joyful festival and how He will complete their fulfillment when He returns. Hear how this special holiday relates to your life today as a Believer in Jesus and living with God in your “temporary dwelling” here on Earth.

Yom Kippur – it’s the holiest day of the Jewish year. Join Jonathan Bernis and Scott Volk as they explore this sacred time of reflection, repentance, and forgiveness. They’ll uncover its biblical roots, traditions, and customs. Discover the ancient role of the high priest and how Yeshua (Jesus) factors into this sacred season of renewal and reconciliation, as well as how this significant Jewish holiday takes on new and profound meaning for those who have come to faith in Jesus.

The Jewish New Year, called Rosh Hashanah, is a sacred reset in the Jewish year. It’s a time of reflection, seeking God, renewal, and hope. It also bears a prophetic significance for the future return of Jesus, the Messiah. Join Jonathan Bernis and Scott Volk as they explain Rosh Hashanah, the biblical Feast of Trumpets, and the meaning of the shofar – so important to this High Holy Day.

Shelby Saemann wasn’t seeking God, but God sought her. Woken from her sleep, Shelby experienced a visitation from Jesus that changed her life. See how this young Jewish woman from an interfaith background then turned to the Bible and discovered that her new faith in Jesus didn’t compete against her Jewish heritage but fulfilled it.

David Stepakoff joins Jonathan Bernis to share how coming to believe in Jesus didn’t change his Jewishness. He reveals a troubling trend among his Gen Z generation and why “Jesus is Jewish” is a statement that can simultaneously encourage, intrigue, or provoke people across generations and religions.

Join Jonathan Bernis for a special broadcast as Jewish Voice Ministries begins an exciting new chapter. Discover how the ministry will continue reaching Jewish people and the nations through expanded outreach and new media platforms, building on and celebrating God’s faithfulness through nearly six decades of ministry.

Dr. Jennifer Rosner joins Jonathan and Scott to explore the misunderstood relationship between Christianity and Judaism. See how the separation happened, and how recognizing Jesus as the Jewish Messiah changes the way you read the Bible and live out your faith. Discover what it looks like to honor both Jewish and Gentile identity within the body of Believers.

Is antisemitism really that bad? Why should you care about it? Discover the driving forces behind antisemitism in Europe today, where trends influence the whole world. See how a certain Christian doctrine shapes attitudes toward Jewish people, and learn what you can do right now to truly make a difference against antisemitism. You’ll also visit a powerful prayer ministry in Israel that has maintained 24/7 prayer for 38 years.

God is moving in Israel. In a land still suffering from the tragedies of October 7, God is working, healing, and inspiring hope. In this episode, you’ll hear stories of restoration and see God’s love in action. You’ll hear an IDF soldier bring clarity to the Israel-Hamas conflict. You’ll visit an Israeli preschool radiating peace between Israelis, Arabs, and Christians. You’ll hear from an IDF soldier healing through art therapy, and you’ll meet a woman whose life was changed through a ministry she now serves with. God is working in Israel. Healing, restoring, transforming. Watch what He’s doing.

Join Rabbis Jonathan and Jack as they welcome David Blease from Gateway Church to discuss what the “one new man” in Ephesians chapter two means. Explore why we see so much division today if God’s heart for Believers is unity. Gain insight into how you can step into the reality of “one new man” in your own life.

Rabbis Jonathan Bernis and Jack Zimmerman talk about the uniquely Jewish Tree of Life Version of the Bible. The Old and New Testaments are one continuous communication from God to mankind, written by Jews in a Jewish cultural and spiritual context. Many Christians miss out on the richness and depth of the New Testament because they haven’t been taught the Jewish framework on which it is built. Join Jonathan and Jack as they share how you can access this untapped spiritual context for exciting insights and a better understanding of the Bible as a whole.

Ron Joelson joins Jonathan and Jack to share his story of living out his faith in the high-stakes world of finance. In his executive role with Northwestern Mutual, Ron oversaw $250 billion in investments. Hear how a man accustomed to managing risks and controlling outcomes learned to trust God instead. Discover how God transformed his life, and how He can transform yours, too.

Dr. Jennifer Rosner is Jewish – and she believes in Jesus. She’s also a professor of theology at Fuller Seminary. Dr. Rosner joins Jonathan and Scott to tell her intriguing journey to faith in Jesus. She also shares about the unique struggles of Jewish believers in Jesus and her passion for helping all Believers recover and embrace Jesus’ Jewishness.