Jeff talks with Jews For Jesus Communications Director Arielle Randle about what it looks like to be both 100% Jewish and 100% Christian, and how that’s even possible!

As Marc Stein puts it, he grew up as a “very typical Jewish kid in LA.” But, as he gained success in business, life became anything but typical. It wasn’t until a series of personal and professional failures, that he recognized the need for something more: faith in Yeshua. His concept of success changed radically. Since then, he has served in executive positions in three different ministries. Today, Marc and his wife, Sylvia, reside in a little coastal community in Southern California and have five children and eight grandchildren living across the country.

Ruth is the daughter of Jews for Jesus founder Moishe Rosen. She was raised with an appreciation for both her Jewish heritage and her faith in Jesus. Today, Ruth is a staff writer and editor with Jews for Jesus and, as such, has helped many other Jewish believers in Jesus tell their stories.

Heidi Barr grew up in an Orthodox Jewish community in a small town in the Midwest. At the age of sixteen, she had a deadly accident while horseback riding and unexpectedly encountered Jesus. Heidi worked as a nurse for thirty years, where she cared for many people who faced death themselves.

Jeff talks with Licensed Professional Counselor Liz Nolan about her inspiring and life-altering encounter with Yeshua. They also discuss how women are viewed throughout the Hebrew Scriptures, how many have misconstrued God’s view of women along the way, how people can find hope and healing after experiencing sexual trauma, and how attempts to control all aspects of our lives often cause things to spiral out of control.

Jeff talks with Ron Copperman about his shift from pursuing Eastern religion as a Jewish man to following Jesus. They also talk about why so many Jewish people are drawn to Eastern Mysticism and its practices, why spirituality without morality can be so dangerous, and the trappings of mind-altering drugs with their affect on a person's spiritual walk.

Yoel Ben David discusses his life’s extraordinary and unexpected journey from Orthodox Jew to Jewish follower of Yeshua. He also talks about what it looks like to read the Hebrew Scriptures in their historical and biblical context, why there’s more going on with the Torah than meets the eye, why the Torah can be confusing for so many people, how you can learn to read it for yourself with better understanding, and how understanding the Old Testament can enhance and enlighten our reading of the New Testament.

Jeff talks with Jewish artist and writer Danna Weiss about her transition from new age adherent to Jewish follower of Yeshua. They also discuss the dangers found in the practice of new age arts, how her attempts at doing “good” things actually had a dramatically negative effect on her life, and her discovery that following Jesus actually enhanced her Jewish identity and affirmed her roots.

Rabbi Allsbrook shares about his journey of becoming an Orthodox Rabbi and then committing himself to Jewish life with faith in Jesus. He also validates the rational fears that come with exploring the claims of Jesus as a Jewish person, shares his own experience of celebrating the Jewish holidays as a follower of the Messiah, discusses the journey of faith that led him to truly know God, and how Judaism is much more than tradition, ceremony, and liturgy.

Dr. Sischy shares his assumption that Jesus was for Gentiles, and that belief in him would be alignment with all the atrocities that had been done in his name. He also shares how his family’s treatment during World War II led to years of painful and debilitating hatred towards the German people, how he finally freed himself of it, his discovery that medicine isn’t sufficient to bring the healing that humanity needs, and what he tells Jewish people who are curious about the person of Jesus but are afraid to investigate him on their own.