Shalom! Today's show is one hour of total fabulousness! New music from Joshua Aaron and Nate Benjamin, plus some super songs from Ted Pearce, Sue Samuel & Sharon Wilbur! Of course each week begins with Shabbat Shalom from Jonathan Settel!
Today I interviewed Messianic Rabbi Ira Brawer of Ayts Chaim Congregation in Boca Raton, FL.
Rabbi Ira and his wife, Gloria, are the founders of "Heritage House," a
healing and restoration ministry. Rabbi Ira is an ordained Messianic
Rabbi under the Union of Messianic Jewish Congregations and has served
as senior rabbi of Ayts Chayim Messianic Synagogue in Boca Raton,
Florida for 20 years. As of September 20th, he will stepping down and
turning over leadership of the synagogue to Rabbi Jesse allowing
the Brawers to focus their efforts and energy full-time on the work of
Heritage House.
As the founders and leaders of Heritage House Ministries, their heart is to help God's people and especially youth and young adults to walk in the fullness of their calling in the Kingdom.
Sunday, August 24, 2014
Sunday, August 17, 2014
David Silver Interview
Today's program features an interview with David Silver. David is originally from Auckland, New Zealand and immigrated to
Israel in 1992. The initial vision for Out of Zion remains the same –
that is to bring the Jewish people to their God and Messiah. By
enlisting the Church's assistance, the task will be much more
attainable. David is now sensing a strong call to divide his time
between direct involvement in Jewish evangelism and bringing the Hebraic
roots of the faith to the Church. He believes that this understanding
must be returned to the Church as a preparation for the return of the
Lord, who is coming back for His Bride. For more info please visit http://www.out-of-zion.com/.
You'll also enjoy the music of Jonathan Settel, Barry & Batya Segal, Corry Bell/Lev Shelo, Zemer Levav and Beckah Shae!
You'll also enjoy the music of Jonathan Settel, Barry & Batya Segal, Corry Bell/Lev Shelo, Zemer Levav and Beckah Shae!
Sunday, August 10, 2014
Barry Segal Interview
Today's program featured the wonderful music of Barry and Batya Segal, and an interview with Barry.
Batya first became internationally recognized for the rich worship music that she and her husband, Barry Segal, pioneered together. Batya was born in Jerusalem to an Orthodox Jewish Yemenite family. She has infused the rich sounds of her heritage into her music, along with the faith kindled in her after a profound experience and encounter with the Messiah Yeshua. Batya as a songwriter and Barry as a musician soon became well known through their Messianic music and teaching ministry. Barry and Batya now have a number of albums including "Sh'ma Yisrael," "Go Through the Gates," "Adonai" and "Timeless Sounds."
Barry and Batya Segal are the founding directors of a humanitarian aid center in Jerusalem. Their longing to help build and restore Israel inspired them to pioneer the nonprofit charity organization, Vision for Israel and The Joseph Storehouse, in 1994. The work currently functions as an international humanitarian aid center operating in the Judean Hills just outside of Jerusalem.
For more information on Barry and Batya Segal and their many works, visit www.greetingsfromjerusalem.com
Batya first became internationally recognized for the rich worship music that she and her husband, Barry Segal, pioneered together. Batya was born in Jerusalem to an Orthodox Jewish Yemenite family. She has infused the rich sounds of her heritage into her music, along with the faith kindled in her after a profound experience and encounter with the Messiah Yeshua. Batya as a songwriter and Barry as a musician soon became well known through their Messianic music and teaching ministry. Barry and Batya now have a number of albums including "Sh'ma Yisrael," "Go Through the Gates," "Adonai" and "Timeless Sounds."
Barry and Batya Segal are the founding directors of a humanitarian aid center in Jerusalem. Their longing to help build and restore Israel inspired them to pioneer the nonprofit charity organization, Vision for Israel and The Joseph Storehouse, in 1994. The work currently functions as an international humanitarian aid center operating in the Judean Hills just outside of Jerusalem.
For more information on Barry and Batya Segal and their many works, visit www.greetingsfromjerusalem.com
Sunday, July 6, 2014
Donita & Joshua Manning - Waiting for the Right One
How do you know when it's the right one? Donita and Joshua waited a long time for their prayers to be answered. This sweet newly-wed couple shared some encouragement on today's show.
Donita's story:
After 20 years traveling the globe pursuing a higher education, mastering the craft of the written word, and bringing the Good News of Messiah to the Jewish community, Donita settled in Jacksonville, Florida three years ago for a final adventure — hoping she might find that special someone who could keep up with her. A year later, she met Joshua, who invited her to study prophecy. They jumped into ballroom dancing lessons with both feet. He fixed her computer, her car and supper. She soon found herself struggling to keep up with him — legs screaming and lungs burning — while he lightly jogged ahead of her yelling, "C'mon! Just another half mile!" Regardless, Donita decided she had found the man with whom to take the land of Jacksonville and beyond.
Joshua's story:
Joshua grew up in a Christian home and chose to rebel against God when he was 11 years old. His rebellion turned into a 23-year drug addiction that would create a child out of wedlock, a failed marriage and many lost relationships. The week after he got divorced, a friend of his called him to say hello. He told him how he found Jesus and that he should come back to Jacksonville and get his life back together. In 2007, Joshua gave his addiction to God. It took two years for everything to fall into place, and over time, he has felt closer and closer to Him. In 2012, he proclaimed to God that he would walk the earth alone if that is what He wanted. Three months later he was ballroom dancing with his best friend and now wife. Joshua says, "I never did anything to deserve one ounce of forgiveness and ended up getting my heart's desire."
You'll enjoy some great music too (Marty Goetz, Misha Goetz, Sue Samuel, and Ted Pearce).
Donita's story:
After 20 years traveling the globe pursuing a higher education, mastering the craft of the written word, and bringing the Good News of Messiah to the Jewish community, Donita settled in Jacksonville, Florida three years ago for a final adventure — hoping she might find that special someone who could keep up with her. A year later, she met Joshua, who invited her to study prophecy. They jumped into ballroom dancing lessons with both feet. He fixed her computer, her car and supper. She soon found herself struggling to keep up with him — legs screaming and lungs burning — while he lightly jogged ahead of her yelling, "C'mon! Just another half mile!" Regardless, Donita decided she had found the man with whom to take the land of Jacksonville and beyond.
Joshua's story:
Joshua grew up in a Christian home and chose to rebel against God when he was 11 years old. His rebellion turned into a 23-year drug addiction that would create a child out of wedlock, a failed marriage and many lost relationships. The week after he got divorced, a friend of his called him to say hello. He told him how he found Jesus and that he should come back to Jacksonville and get his life back together. In 2007, Joshua gave his addiction to God. It took two years for everything to fall into place, and over time, he has felt closer and closer to Him. In 2012, he proclaimed to God that he would walk the earth alone if that is what He wanted. Three months later he was ballroom dancing with his best friend and now wife. Joshua says, "I never did anything to deserve one ounce of forgiveness and ended up getting my heart's desire."
You'll enjoy some great music too (Marty Goetz, Misha Goetz, Sue Samuel, and Ted Pearce).
Sunday, June 22, 2014
Ben Campbell Interview
Being born in a bakery doesn't make you a bagel any more than being raised in a believing home makes you a believer! I've heard that expression many times. Ben Campbell was raised in a Messianic home but in college he made his own decision to follow Yeshua. Lately the Lord has shown Ben some amazing things, using imagery and stories to demonstrate what it means to put the Lord first in your life.
In this broadcast you'll hear fabulous songs from Sue Samuel, Jonathan Settel, Barry & Batya Segal, and Elana Watson, and you'll gain a deeper understanding of what it means to follow the Lord with all your heart.
Enjoy!
In this broadcast you'll hear fabulous songs from Sue Samuel, Jonathan Settel, Barry & Batya Segal, and Elana Watson, and you'll gain a deeper understanding of what it means to follow the Lord with all your heart.
Enjoy!
Tuesday, June 10, 2014
Justin Kron Interview
It was wonderful chatting with Justin Kron. He is a second generation believer and I was intrigued by his story. Justin became a follower of Yeshua at a young age and grew up
with one foot in the Jewish world and one foot in the Christian world.
He has subsequently developed a passion for acquainting Christians with
the Jewish roots and heritage of the Christian faith, and to become
better equipped and engaged in living an authentic faith among their
Jewish friends and neighbors.
Since 1998, Justin has served as a National Ministries Representative with Chosen People Ministries and is the founder and director of experience Israel, a short-term ministry and spiritual pilgrimage program for young adults. He is also the founder and coordinator of the Kesher Forum in Chicago, an interdenominational learning community for those who are interested in learning more about Jewish culture and building bridges with their Jewish friends and neighbors.
Justin has served with the Danny Byram Ministries, a concert ministry to the U.S. military, and as an Area Manager with Promise Keepers in Chicago, where he represented the organization as the national liaison to the Messianic Jewish community. Justin studied at the Moody Theological Seminary and is a frequent contributor to various blogs and radio programs on topics related to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, historical anti-Semitism and the Jewishness of Jesus. He is a member of Willow Creek Community Church where Justin serves on the Leadership Advisory Council, and his wife, Judy, directs Women of Willow at their North Shore congregation in Northfield, Illinois.
You'll also enjoy wonderful music from Jonathan Settel, Greg Silverman, Sue Samuel, Paul Wilbur, Kathy Shooster and The Schleps!
Since 1998, Justin has served as a National Ministries Representative with Chosen People Ministries and is the founder and director of experience Israel, a short-term ministry and spiritual pilgrimage program for young adults. He is also the founder and coordinator of the Kesher Forum in Chicago, an interdenominational learning community for those who are interested in learning more about Jewish culture and building bridges with their Jewish friends and neighbors.
Justin has served with the Danny Byram Ministries, a concert ministry to the U.S. military, and as an Area Manager with Promise Keepers in Chicago, where he represented the organization as the national liaison to the Messianic Jewish community. Justin studied at the Moody Theological Seminary and is a frequent contributor to various blogs and radio programs on topics related to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, historical anti-Semitism and the Jewishness of Jesus. He is a member of Willow Creek Community Church where Justin serves on the Leadership Advisory Council, and his wife, Judy, directs Women of Willow at their North Shore congregation in Northfield, Illinois.
You'll also enjoy wonderful music from Jonathan Settel, Greg Silverman, Sue Samuel, Paul Wilbur, Kathy Shooster and The Schleps!
Sunday, June 1, 2014
Jason Sobel Interview
Everything you could ask for --- a GREAT interview with Rabbi Jason Sobel and fantastic music!
Jason Sobel was raised in a Jewish home in Northern New Jersey. He grew up appreciating his Jewish heritage and was curious to learn about spiritual matters. After years of seeking, studying and several supernatural experiences, Jason became a follower of Yeshua (Jesus). The Union of Messianic Jewish Congregations (UMJC) granted Jason his Rabbinic ordination in 2005, and he now serves in many capacities on both a national and local level in greater Los Angeles.
Rabbi Jason is the director of Fusion, an outreach and teaching ministry. Fusion is committed to the spiritual growth of Jewish and Gentile believers, teaching the Jewish roots of the faith and advancing the Kingdom through unity in Yeshua. Fusion also seeks to minister to young adults in the Los Angeles area. Fusion is touching the lives of a number of individuals, many whom are involved with the entertainment industry.
In addition, Rabbi Jason is the leader of Ruach LA, a next generation Messianic community. Ruach LA is a family friendly, creative, Spirit led and Yeshua centered fellowship. Ruach is a place where Jewish people can find meaningful, authentic relationships, experience the joys of living a Jewish life, and encounter the power and healing presence of God. In the spring of 2000, Jason began to plant and lead ShaŹ¼arei Shalom Messianic Jewish Synagogue in Cary, North Carolina. He has served the UMJC as the Associate Director for under-40 initiatives and also worked with Chosen People Ministries as assistant to the President.
Rabbi Jason has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Jewish Studies and a Master of Arts in Intercultural Studies. He is passionate about developing spiritual leaders, teaching the Hebrew Bible and New Covenant from a Jewish perspective, and praying for the sick and hurting, all while fostering unity between Jews and Gentiles. Rabbi Jason has been married for ten years and has two adorable children. He currently resides in Southern California.
To learn more about Rabbi Jason Sobel, visit http://www.fusionglobal.org/#!team/ccqg.
Jason Sobel was raised in a Jewish home in Northern New Jersey. He grew up appreciating his Jewish heritage and was curious to learn about spiritual matters. After years of seeking, studying and several supernatural experiences, Jason became a follower of Yeshua (Jesus). The Union of Messianic Jewish Congregations (UMJC) granted Jason his Rabbinic ordination in 2005, and he now serves in many capacities on both a national and local level in greater Los Angeles.
Rabbi Jason is the director of Fusion, an outreach and teaching ministry. Fusion is committed to the spiritual growth of Jewish and Gentile believers, teaching the Jewish roots of the faith and advancing the Kingdom through unity in Yeshua. Fusion also seeks to minister to young adults in the Los Angeles area. Fusion is touching the lives of a number of individuals, many whom are involved with the entertainment industry.
In addition, Rabbi Jason is the leader of Ruach LA, a next generation Messianic community. Ruach LA is a family friendly, creative, Spirit led and Yeshua centered fellowship. Ruach is a place where Jewish people can find meaningful, authentic relationships, experience the joys of living a Jewish life, and encounter the power and healing presence of God. In the spring of 2000, Jason began to plant and lead ShaŹ¼arei Shalom Messianic Jewish Synagogue in Cary, North Carolina. He has served the UMJC as the Associate Director for under-40 initiatives and also worked with Chosen People Ministries as assistant to the President.
Rabbi Jason has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Jewish Studies and a Master of Arts in Intercultural Studies. He is passionate about developing spiritual leaders, teaching the Hebrew Bible and New Covenant from a Jewish perspective, and praying for the sick and hurting, all while fostering unity between Jews and Gentiles. Rabbi Jason has been married for ten years and has two adorable children. He currently resides in Southern California.
To learn more about Rabbi Jason Sobel, visit http://www.fusionglobal.org/#!team/ccqg.
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