Beyond the Broadcast: Our Bold New Season Begins. Watch Now ->
Beyond the Broadcast: Our Bold New Season Begins. Watch Now ->
Did you know that Jewish Voice Ministries International started as a radio broadcast? We were founded under the name Jewish Voice Broadcasts, and a daily 15-minute radio program was the only ministry method we employed to share the message that Jesus is the Jewish Messiah.
For 59 years, Jewish Voice has used the tools of each generation to share the Good News with Jewish people and the nations. In 1967, we began broadcasting on the radio. In 1978, we added a weekly television show. As time, technology, and audience habits changed, we changed along with them.
Today, people consume media differently than they did when we first started using the platforms of radio and television. TV networks have undergone a long-term downward trend as people choose streaming platforms, online media, and social media channels rather than traditional television.
So, we’re once again going where so many people are searching for information.
Watch Rabbi Jonathan Bernis share about this bold new season on the final episode airing on traditional TV networks this week.
Watch NowEntering a Bold New Season
Jewish Voice is entering a new season of expansion. We’re moving our TV program from traditional TV networks to online streaming…
This is such an exciting opportunity to reach more people with the Good News of Yeshua and equip the Church regarding the Jewish roots of faith in Jesus.
More Than a Broadcast
But we’ve never been just about a broadcast – or any other method of carrying out the mission and vision that have remained constant for nearly six decades.
We’ve always been about reaching Jewish people and others with the Gospel through the most effective means possible.
We’ve always been about inspiring Gentile Believers with the Jewishness of the New Testament and their faith in Jesus.
We’ve always been about growing the Messianic Jewish movement so that both Jewish and non-Jewish people see the God-ordained connection between the Hebrew Scriptures and their fulfillment in Yeshua (Jesus) of the New Testament.
Our mission hasn’t changed. We’re expanding our method of carrying it out – in exciting ways that overflow with potential. And we want you – our family – to come along with us as we move deeper into today’s world of streaming platforms.
We invite you to watch Jonathan Bernis discuss Jewish Voice’s bold new season on this week’s episode of “Jewish Voice with Jonathan Bernis” which will be the last to air on traditional TV networks, airing this week, July 27 through August 2, 2026. After this week, to watch future episodes, please tune into either our website JewishVoice.tv or our streaming platforms (see below).
We’re still here, and you’re still a part of us.
We know some of you will miss watching our show on traditional TV, but we want to assure you that we’re still here and you’re still a part of us. We’re still here to pray for you. Our TV specials will still air on Christian TV networks. And we want to help you find our regular show in the many places where it’s available.
Here’s where you can find us:
Play Store (for Android devices)
You’re a vital part of this ministry. We love you, and we’re eager to have you join us in watching what God does as we expand further into the proven places where so many more people spend their time.
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