With Israel headed for its 5th election in the past 4 years, Doug and Pesach sit down with Elliot Chodoff to make sense of how we got here and what it means. Elliot answers all our burning questions: How are Israeli governments formed? How do they fall apart? What should we look for in the coming months?

Doug and Pesach are joined by Adam Pruzan, history teacher at Truenorth Academy, for a deep discussion of the overturning of Roe v. Wade. Pesach explains what Jewish law has to say on the subject, including some criticism for his own Rabbinic colleagues. Adam explains the historical and legal context of these Supreme Court rulings in light of how the court has functioned throughout US history.

Pesach and Doug are both on the road this week, so we're rereleasing this classic episode from September, 2021. We'll be back next week with an all-new episode of Shoulder to Shoulder.

As people of traditional faith in the Bible, when are we permitted - or even required - to read the Bible metaphorically rather than literally? Must I believe that an actual snake spoke to Eve? If not, what about the Exodus? And what do we say about conflicting accounts in the Scriptural narrative? Professor Joshua Berman of Bar Ilan University dives deep with us in an eye-opening and theologically challenging discussion.

With Doug on the road, Pesach flies solo and has a conversation with Josh Daws, host of the Great Awokening Podcast. Josh shares his journey from a traditional Southern Baptist upbringing to a "cooler", "hipper" church, before realizing that dangerous progressive liberal ideology was infecting the church he had embraced. Now he is on the front lines in the culture war raging in America.

Pesach and Doug discuss the differences in Shavuot and Pentecost celebrations by Jews and Christians. Despite some big theological distinctions they discover a similar theme of empowerment for the people of God to do the mission of God.

Doug and Pesach have a conversation with Zac Waller of Hayovel, a Christian organization that provides volunteer labor to Jewish farmers in Judea and Samaria, the Biblical heartland of Israel. Zac tells the amazing story of his father's awakening to  the importance of what is happening in modern Israel, and the radical decision to sell his farm and move his family to Israel to serve Israeli farmers.

Pesach and Doug sit down with two of the pastors who visited Israel for the first time with Bishop Robert Stearns on the Eagles Wings pastors trip. This unique episode was recorded with three pastors and a rabbi sitting in a park in Jerusalem together at midnight. Listen to their insights, favorite moments, and most impactful things. This conversation will surprise you in the best way possible.

With Doug en route to Israel this week, Pesach conducts a solo interview with CBN News Middle East Bureau Chief Chris Mitchell. Chris discusses his personal journey to faith (or as he calls it, from Dunkin' Donuts to McDonald's - yes, he explains that phrase), how he ended up spending twenty years in Israel, and his views on the changing Middle East, the reasons that younger Evangelicals seem less enamored with Israel, whether Israel has a problem in its outreach to Christians, and much more.

Doug and Pesach are joined by Jonathan Feldstein of the Genesis 123 Foundation for a frank and wide-ranging discussion of the state of the Jewish-Christian relationship. Jonathan has decades of experience building bridges between our faiths and he shared his perspective on where we are, the challenges we face, and where Jewish-Christian relations could be headed in the future.