When Jesus’ blood was shed on the cross, the New Covenant was established in front of the Israelites’ eyes after hundreds of years of waiting. This covenant changed their relationship with God, and it gave a special privilege to everyone who trusted in Jesus for the forgiveness of sins. This week we enjoy the happy truths of the New Covenant for believers and for all of Israel. We’ll conclude our program with Apples of Gold, a dramatic reading from the life of Holocaust survivor Zvi Kalisher.

Surrender! That was the prophet Jeremiah’s message to the people of Judah. Their disobedience to God and the Law meant God would use Babylon to judge them. But in one of their darkest moments, God made a new promise to His people—a promise to write His law on their hearts and return them to their land. Enjoy part one of our series analyzing this New Covenant that changed the way God deals with humanity forever. Our program ends with an encouraging Apples of Gold story, a dramatic reading from the life of Holocaust survivor Zvi Kalisher.

Israel’s enemies are relentless. The Jewish people have always faced threats of extinction from powerful nations. Living with the fear of destruction has essentially become part of their nature. Many Jewish people feel alone, as if they have no friends to turn to for help. But they’re never alone—God is their protector! This week Chris speaks with Bruce Scott to talk about Bruce’s Israel My Glory magazine article “Relentless.”

Many of Jesus’ most well-known moments on Earth took place among large crowds. But the Gospels also record times when Jesus had personal conversations with individuals—moments that would change their lives forever. In part 3 of our three-week series, we’re looking into Jesus’ radical encounter with the Syrophoenician woman found in Matthew 15. We’ll conclude our program with Apples of Gold, a dramatic reading from the life of Holocaust survivor Zvi Kalisher.

Many of Jesus’ most well-known moments on Earth took place among large crowds. But the Gospels also record times when Jesus had personal conversations with individuals—moments that would change their lives forever. In part 2 of our three-week series, we’re looking into Jesus’ controversial encounter with the Samaritan woman at the well in John 4. We’ll conclude our program with Apples of Gold, a dramatic reading from the life of Holocaust survivor Zvi Kalisher.

If you have read the gospels, you know that a lot of times Jesus spoke to the masses. Jesus had quite the following during His time ministering on earth. But we also find in the gospels a few personal encounters with individuals. We’re beginning a new three-week series looking into key conversations Jesus had with individuals. This week we’ll learn about Nicodemus, the Jewish Pharisee in John 3. We’ll finish our program with Apples of Gold, a dramatic reading from the life of Holocaust survivor Zvi Kalisher.

As Christian Zionists we believe it’s important to understand how Israel became a nation in 1948. It wasn’t simply one event but years and years of events, resolutions, and the buying and selling of land that led to the rebirth of Israel—all under the watchful eye of God. Today we’re learning about the San Remo Conference. This important conference did more for Israel than many understand and this year marks its 100 year anniversary! We’ll also hear news surrounding Israel and Apples of Gold, a dramatic reading from the life of Holocaust survivor Zvi Kalisher.

We are headed halfway across the world this week as we share with you about our exciting ministry in New Zealand! We welcome Simon Lawry, a Friends of Israel ministry representative to the program. Simon shares with us about the new program he has launched in New Zealand called, “Meet at the Mountain” where his team is hosting vacationing Israeli backpackers who are primarily Israeli soldiers. They provide food, shelter, and transportation for the soldiers during their stay. God is opening doors in this ministry and we want to share it with you!

We’re finishing our series where we’re going back to the basics: “How to Read Your Bible.” We thought as we’re all home and have extra time to hopefully spend in God’s Word, this would be an encouragement to you. This week, Chris will walk us through the importance of knowing the context of the Bible. We’ll finish our program with Apples of Gold, a dramatic reading from the life of Holocaust survivor Zvi Kalisher.

We’re going back to the basics, with our series “How to Read Your Bible.” We thought as we’re all home and have extra time to hopefully spend in God’s Word this would be an encouragement to you. This week, Chris will walk us through the importance of knowing the culture of the Bible. We’ll finish our program with Apples of Gold, a dramatic reading from the life of Holocaust survivor Zvi Kalisher.