Jewish Holidays

An Encounter with Jesus (Part 1)

Are “signs and wonders” still for today? Pastor Stovall Weems & Paul Wilbur join Rabbi Jonathan Bernis to discuss a remarkable encounter with Yeshua affirming that we can see signs and wonders in our day. Discover what miraculously unfolded as Paul spoke Hebrew in a Passover service and the miraculous way a sacred ceremony turned into a revelation from the Lord – and provided a modern-day example of the Jew and Gentile uniting through Yeshua.

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Passover (Part 2)

Jonathan and Ezra Benjamin, Jewish Voice’s Vice-President of Global Outreach, continue their study of one of the most important Jewish holidays. Looking deeper into the Scriptures, Rabbi Bernis and Ezra reveal that Passover is not a feast reserved for Jews alone, but is important to Christians as well. Discover what each of the sacred traditions of Passover represents and why they’re relevant to you and your faith. You’ll take away tips to help you observe this holiday with your friends and family, adding a fresh perspective to this season of Yeshua’s death and resurrection.

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Passover (Part 1)

Prepare to make this Passover unforgettable! Join Jonathan Bernis and Ezra Benjamin to learn tips on how to honor Yeshua (Jesus), our Passover Lamb, in the Passover celebration. Gain a fresh perspective on the significance of Passover with a meaningful look at the traditions of one of the year’s most important Jewish holidays and how they relate to your faith in Jesus. Discover how this powerful and prophetic feast of the Lord and how the symbolism of the Passover Seder provide a unique opportunity for you to share the Gospel with family and friends.

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Setting the Stage for Purim

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences recently handed out its yearly awards, or “Oscars” as they’ve come to be known Above all, they are intended to celebrate compelling stories, intriguing characters and fabulous settings

What Purim Holds For You

Purim is one of the most festive Jewish holidays It includes rejoicing, costume parties, reenactments, giving to charity, and sharing food gifts with friends But other than the festivities, what does Purim hold for us today, removed as we are from the ancient times when the story took place

Blessings on YOU!

One of the important areas of focus for Jewish Voice Ministries is helping non-Jewish Believers in Yeshua (Jesus) better understand the Jewish roots of our faith.

Simchat Torah – The Wonder of God’s Word

The almighty, all-powerful God of the universe has communicated to us The One who created all things, loves us perfectly, and sent His Son Yeshua (Jesus) to bear the penalty for our sin, has spoken to us We have a whole book of His words

Sukkot: Booths, Ingathering and Joy

Sukkot (Soo-KOTE) is a seven-day feast commanded by God in Leviticus chapter 23 The Hebrew word sukkot and the word “tabernacles” both mean “booths ” So the holiday is also known as the Feast of Booths and the Feast of Tabernacles

Sukkot Daily Devotionals

By reading God’s instructions about Sukkot, we can understand that joy can be a choice as well as a response. Intentional rejoicing begins with choosing to contemplate things worth celebrating.

Rosh Hashanah – The Jewish New Year

In Hebrew, Rosh Hashanah means “head of the year.” Jewish tradition teaches that God made the earth on the same date as the biblical Feast of Trumpets, or Yom Teruah (YOM teh-ROO-ah). For this reason, Rosh Hashanah and the Feast of Trumpets are observed together.

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