First, Pesach rants about the results left-wing media bias in both Israel and America, with Doug, not surprisingly, the voice of compassion. Then Doug and Pesach welcome Nir Salomon, Executive Director of CRIB Efrat, an Israeli non-profit that helps mothers choose life. Very powerful conversation!

On this episode Pesach and Doug tackle two interviews. First, we spoke with founders of Grilling for IDF about their incredible mission of lifting the spirits of those men and women serving in defense of Israel by serving them meat with a side of meat. Then we spoke with a young woman who just returned from her first trip to Israel through CUFI and capture her highlight reel.

Doug and Pesach welcome pastor, author, and pro-Israel leader Lyndon Barrington Allen. We discuss his recent book which argues that the concept of RACE is the recent invention of anti-Biblical, anti-faith sources. He calls on us to change our language and our thinking about this culturally explosive topic.

Doug and Pesach sit down with Rabbi Tuly Weisz, founder and director of Israel365 and publisher of The Israel Bible. After Rabbi Tuly shares his personal journey, we discuss what mourning for the destruction of the Temple means to Jews today, and explore the question, "Can we rebuild the Temple already?" (Spoiler alert: Pesach's head blew up!)

Pesach and Doug delve in to Judges chapter 11, the remarkable story of Jephtah. How do we make sense of some highly questionable behavior? Is Jephtah a hero? What lesson is the Bible trying to teach us?

Pesach has long said that Christian Zionism is not just a political movement. It's a new sect of Christianity. After sharing what he heard from thought leaders in DC, Pesach sits down with JoAnn Magnuson, one of the early pioneers of the Christian Zionism. JoAnn shares her personal journey from her memories of World War 2 down through the growth of the movement today.

In this episode, Doug and Pesach sit down with Dr. Shlomo Fischer, a noted Jewish sociologist, to discuss the historical development of the Jewish-Christian relationship, Christian Zionism, and the dangers that lie ahead that threaten the growing and changing bond between our faith communities.

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.