Beyond the Broadcast: Our Bold New Season Begins. Watch Now ->
Beyond the Broadcast: Our Bold New Season Begins. Watch Now ->
The world finds itself in a unique and rare moment in history. Each region, country and community is dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic. While each community is experiencing the effects of coronavirus to different levels of severity, we all have one thing in common. We are in a season of waiting. We are all waiting to see what lies ahead on the other side of this crisis.
HOW TO WAIT WITH HOPE-FILLED EXPECTATION
Jewish Voice staff members Ezra Benjamin and Carly Berna speak with Rabbi Joshua Brumbach and Pastor Mike Maiden about the significance of the period we are in right now.
Biblically speaking, the 50 days between Passover and Shavuot (Easter and Pentecost) are always seasons of waiting. We find ourselves in a context – as we did with Passover – to relating to and learning from biblical events in an unprecedented way. We can glean wisdom from the ways the Old Testament Fathers of the Faith and Jesus' disciples waited during this period. They waited in hope-filled expectation that the Lord was going to do great things!
WATCH THE INTERVIEW
Watch these exclusive interviews to learn more about the Jewish and Christian perspective of this time of waiting, as well as helpful practices to fuel your faith and abolish your fear!
Ora por dos alcances dirigidos localmente este mes: la congregación Beta Avraham de Etiopía sirviendo a la comunidad judía de Kechene y la primera clínica médica dirigida por los Lemba en Zimbabue.
Únete a nosotros en la oración por Israel y el pueblo judío durante Rosh Hashanah y Yom Kippur. Seis puntos de oración para la revelación, el arrepentimiento y la salvación.
Shelby Saemann tells the story of her middle-of-the-night visitation from Jesus and how it changed her life. “I was terrified but in the safest moment of my life at the same exact time.” Check out her story here and at www.jewishvoice.tv.
Descubre cómo un programa de atención médica en Zimbabue trajo sanación y esperanza. Más de 8,400 personas recibieron atención, 302 profesiones de fe, y ocurrieron sanaciones milagrosas.
Where is Jewish Voice going next? We’re headed to Malawi to bring humanitarian aid in the form of medical, dental, and eye care to a Jewish community and their neighbors of all faiths. We’ll also be praying for and sharing the Gospel with those who come to our voluntary prayer room. Here are ways you can pray day by day for this Medical Outreach.
