This week on The Friends of Israel Today, we’ll spend the whole episode looking in depth at our current issue of Israel My Glory, which examines the three roles of the Messiah: Prophet, Priest, and King. Chris will share his thoughts on how each role of Christ unveils a difference facet of His nature and how He speaks into our lives. We’ll also speak to our guest, Dr. Richard Emmons, about the article he contributed to the current issue.

This week on The Friends of Israel Today, we welcome Bassem Eid onto the program to talk about the value of Israel’s presence in the Middle East. In our short segment, find out why Palestinians never miss an opportunity to miss an opportunity. In Apples of Gold, hear about a time when Zvi Kalisher witnessed about the Messiah at the Western Wall.

On this weeks program you'll hear Chris explain what scripture says concerning Gods love for the land of Israel. Also, you'll learn about our G'sherim internship program as Chris interviews a recent graduate and trainer. In Apples of Gold, Zvi is given an opportunity to share his faith as a result of simply making a godly choice.

This week on The Friends of Israel Today, our host and teacher Chris Katulka interviews the new CEO of Kaplan Medical Center, Dr. Carlos Gruzman about the vision of Kaplan and how they are serving nearly one million people in the heartland of Israel. As always, we’ll end the show with a dramatic reading from the life of Holocaust survivor Zvi Kalisher in Apples of Gold.

This week on The Friends of Israel Today, we continue our series in Lamentations with our special guest, Renee Napier, President and Founder of The Meagan Napier Foundation. In our Ask FOI segment, we’ll answer the question, “Who are the Samaritans and why are they so disliked in the Gospels?” As always, we’ll hear a dramatic reading from the life of Holocaust survivor Zvi Kalisher in Apples of Gold.

This week on The Friends of Israel Today, our host and Bible teacher Chris Katulka continues his series on Lamentations. In our Ask FOI segment, we’ll hear from Avi Zimmerman, Executive Director of the American Friends of Ariel about the terminology we use when speaking of Biblical Judea and Samaria. As always, we’ll hear a dramatic reading from the life of Holocaust survivor Zvi Kalisher in Apples of Gold.

Lamenting is a part of life, so much so that the Scriptures have an entire book dedicated to it called Lamentations. Starting this week, we're rebroadcasting a series about this book where the Prophet Jeremiah mourns over the loss of the city of Jerusalem. In our Ask FOI segment, we’ll answer the question, “Does God hold a distinction between Jews and Gentiles?” As always, we’ll also hear a dramatic reading from the life of Holocaust survivor Zvi Kalisher in Apples of Gold.

This week, Chris continues his two-part series on Leviticus and how God desires for us to be holy as He is holy. In our short segment, we’ll learn about the amazing natural gas and oil discoveries that have been taking place in Israel since 2009. As always, we’ll wrap up our program with Apples of Gold, and see how Zvi and his wife were miraculously spared one day while in Tel Aviv.

This week, Chris challenges us to think differently about the book of Leviticus, so we can better understand this foundational book that gives us unhindered communication straight from the voice of God Himself. In our short segment, we’ll see how Israel is trying to bring peace through business. As always, we’ll wrap up our program with a dramatic reading from the life of Holocaust survivor and follower of Jesus, Zvi Kalisher.

This week on The Friends of Israel Today, we’ll spend the whole episode looking at our current issue of Israel My Glory magazine, which deals with unearthing Israel’s past. In our long segment, Chris shares his thoughts on how archaeology is a tool we can use to help illustrate the truth of God’s word in a skeptical world. We’ll also interview professor and archaeologist Dr. Randall Price about the articles he contributed to the current issue, which shows how archaeology today is confirming the Bible.