Today's show features the music of Jeff Koch. Jeff Koch is a singer/songwriter making spiritually themed roots-rock
music reminiscent of Eric Clapton, Jack Johnson, and Cat Stevens - or maybe Bob Dylan!
Jeff's musical journey began at the University of Michigan, where he
graduated with a degree in English literature and discovered a knack for
putting music and words together. As a listener, Jeff cut his teeth on
"classic rock," quickly ranging out to funk, folk, and world music. As
a performer, Koch's instinct for language evokes the feel of a folk
story nestled in a rich tapestry of rhythm and blues.
As you will hear in the interview, after coming to faith after college, these musical styles merged with
his faith and Jewish identity to produce an organic and alluring blend.
In his music, Jeff weaves together scripture and liturgy with broad
American roots to create an addictive, groove-oriented sound which
crosses traditional boundaries. Through his music, Jeff's goal is to
encourage and build bridges of hope.
Enjoy!
Sunday, April 28, 2013
Sunday, April 21, 2013
Christine Sakakibara Interview
Christine totally amazes me. She is fearless and determined to do whatever G-d calls her to do, and to go wherever He calls her to go. I admire her very much and love her humor. Here's a little bit about her: Christine was born in Australia, but feels she is a true "Jerusalemite."
She has lived in Israel for 38 years, where she met and married her
Japanese husband. Christine has lived through wars, terror attacks, and
adversity of all kinds in Israel. She believes in miracles and has
experienced them first-hand on numerous occasions. Christine is a keen
observer of International news and wants people to be aware of the true
face of life in Israel. Her perspective is one written from the heart of
a mother. She works to bring help and assistance to all manner of
people, living in Israel (regardless of race or religion) - similar to
that which is spoken of in 1 Cor. 12:28: "And God hath set some in the
church, first apostles, secondarily prophets, thirdly teachers, after
that miracles, then gifts of healing, helps, governments, diversities of
tongues." Christine's experiences and heart for people will offer an
insightful and heart warming interview that is not to be missed. There you have it -- great music and a great interview, what more could you want? Oh, maybe you should grab a cup of coffee and a bagel, put your feet up, and relax. You'll love this show!
Sunday, April 14, 2013
Stewart Winograd Interview
This show features my interview with Messianic Rabbi Stewart Winograd, of Reach Initiative International (RII). RII is a ministry dedicated to reaching out with the good news of
Yeshua to Israel and the nations, serving the poor and needy, equipping
believers for effective ministry, and mobilizing the next generations to
impact their world.
In a world where poverty and hunger are rampant, they are personally committed to living a simple and modest lifestyle. RII is bringing Yeshua's love to the poor and needy by providing them with practical and material help – no strings attached. G-d's love is unconditional, and, in Stewart's words, "though we are weak and broken vessels, we are wholeheartedly committed to following His example of unconditional love for all people. It is this kind of love, G-d's love that touches and turns hearts to Him!"
Through Generation Next Stewart and his wife Chantel are mobilizing and training a host of believers to impact their world. They are passionate about imparting to young people a vision for an intimate walk with Yeshua, which in turn births a lifestyle of compassionate outreach to their peers. They have planted many congregations in the former Soviet Union and G-d continues to enlarge their tents.
Today's program features the music of Jonathan Settel, Ted Pearce, Sue Samuel, Zemer Levav, the Schleps and Rivka Whitten. Enjoy!
In a world where poverty and hunger are rampant, they are personally committed to living a simple and modest lifestyle. RII is bringing Yeshua's love to the poor and needy by providing them with practical and material help – no strings attached. G-d's love is unconditional, and, in Stewart's words, "though we are weak and broken vessels, we are wholeheartedly committed to following His example of unconditional love for all people. It is this kind of love, G-d's love that touches and turns hearts to Him!"
Through Generation Next Stewart and his wife Chantel are mobilizing and training a host of believers to impact their world. They are passionate about imparting to young people a vision for an intimate walk with Yeshua, which in turn births a lifestyle of compassionate outreach to their peers. They have planted many congregations in the former Soviet Union and G-d continues to enlarge their tents.
Today's program features the music of Jonathan Settel, Ted Pearce, Sue Samuel, Zemer Levav, the Schleps and Rivka Whitten. Enjoy!
Sunday, April 7, 2013
Barbara Kupferberg Interview
I met Barbara at a Women's Retreat in February of this year. She's a delightful woman who has amazing faith. Barbara was raised by an Italian mother and an Ashkenazi
Jewish father, who immigrated from Eastern Europe in the early 1900's.
Her faith began to develop at the age of eight after being healed from
cancer through Yeshua. She was conflicted on how to reconcile her
faith in Yeshua while keeping her Jewishness; as far as she knew there
was no Messianic Judaism. She recommitted herself to Yeshua at the age
of twenty in 1982 at which point she realized that she could live as His
earliest followers did as a Messianic Jew. About five years ago she was diagnosed with breast cancer and fought it aggressively. Barbara walks in total healing and victory in Yeshua! Her positive attitude is contagious! You'll enjoy this interview and music from Greg Silverman, Paul Wilbur, Ted Pearce and Zemer Levav.
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