A brand-new podcast from Jewish Voice

August 11, 2020

Coming September 1, 2020!

A brand-new podcast from Jewish Voice:

A Jew & A Gentile Discuss


One is Jewish. One is Gentile. Both believe in Jesus. Ezra Benjamin and Carly Berna from the Jewish Voice team join up on a podcast to explore life, faith and current events from a biblical viewpoint. And with their different religious backgrounds, they’re going to disagree on some points.

You won’t hear this kind of thing in your church or Bible study. Nothing’s off-limits on A Jew & A Gentile Discuss.

You’ll:

  • Hear straightforward and honest conversations from these two different perspectives
  • Learn intriguing information about prophecy, events in the Middle East and more
  • Enjoy special guests, surprising insights, and some of the amazing work God is doing around the world

In the first few episodes alone, they’ll:

  • Tackle the differences between Messianic Judaism and Christianity, and
  • Break down misconceptions and pre-conceived notions between Jews and Christians

Trust us – you won’t want to miss this podcast!

Sign up today to receive a launch reminder for A Jew & A Gentile Discuss – and get ready for some exciting conversations, beginning September 1 with a short introductory show.

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