June 25, 2022 | The Son of Man, Part 2

Son of Man, Part 2Why is Jesus called the Son of Man? It’s not a name that stirs up thoughts of royalty or majesty like many of His other names do. In fact, it’s used in the Old Testament to refer to lowly humans. Yet this title was used to confront the Gentile school of thought and to portray Jesus …

June 18, 2022 | The Son of Man, Part 1

Son of Man, Part 1Jesus has many majestic names: King of Kings, Messiah, High Priest. Yet one we find dozens of times throughout the Gospels is Son of Man. It literally means “human being.” But the Son of Man we see in Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John is no mere human. It’s the Lord Jesus, the Son of God in …

June 11, 2022 | The Resurrection of the Church: Reflections on the Rapture (Rebroadcast)

This program is a rebroadcast from October 24, 2020. The RaptureThe Rapture is overlooked or purposely avoided by many today. This might leave you asking, “Is the Rapture really that important? Does the Bible even tell us anything definite about it?” You bet! The Rapture is a huge part of biblical prophecy and one of our greatest hopes as believers, …

June 4, 2022 | Can a Christian Lose Their Salvation? (Rebroadcast)

This program is a rebroadcast from November 16, 2019. Eternal SecurityCan Christians lose their salvation? The Bible says when we become believers in Jesus the Messiah we become a new creation (2 Corinthians 5:17). God’s free gift of salvation cannot be taken away. It is not a conditional gift. God’s Word also says that our flesh is at war with …

May 28, 2022 | Rebuilding the Temple (Rebroadcast)

This program is a rebroadcast from May 25, 2019. Rebuilding the TempleWe see throughout the Bible that the Temple is very important to the Jewish people. It wasn’t the building that was important, however; it was who was in the Temple. This week we will learn about the history of the rebuilding of the Temple. We’ll see how 4th-century Roman …

May 21, 2022 | IMG In Depth: Interview with Steve Herzig

Israel My Glory In Depth: Interview with Steve HerzigWhich seven chapters of the Bible would you choose to tell your story? Your background and your walk with the Lord play an important part in the chapters of Scripture you consider most influential. Steve Herzig’s list gives insight into his Orthodox Jewish background and traces how he came to faith in …

May 14, 2022 | Diggin’ It with Abigail Leavitt

Interview: Abigail Leavitt—Ebal Curse TabletArchaeology is one of our greatest tools for understanding the world of the Bible. Excavations have allowed archaeologists to step back in time and connect to ancient civilizations by unearthing historical treasures. No matter your level of interest in this field, if you are a Christian, archaeology is a valuable resource for you! Archaeologist Abigail Leavitt …

May 7, 2022 | FOI in Action: Ukraine Update

Interview: Dr. Mike Stallard and Dan Price—Ukraine UpdateEurope is still in crisis. As Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has led to thousands of deaths and many more injuries and evacuations, many Ukrainians, Jewish Ukrainians in particular, are in great need. The Friends of Israel was firmly planted in the heart of Eastern Europe even before war broke out. And since the …

April 30, 2022 | The Feast of Firstfruits

The Feast of FirstfruitsSpringtime means feast time for Israel and the Jewish people. Passover and the Feast of Unleavened Bread take center stage, but the Feast of Firstfruits teaches us a crucial lesson about humility and remembering to thank our God for the good gifts He gives. Chris takes us to Leviticus to learn about this feast. The Feast of …

April 23, 2022 | Interview: Sari Granitza, Director of Christian Friends of Yad Vashem

Sari Granitza, Director of Christian Friends of Yad Vashem A dangerous trend has quietly taken hold throughout the world today: Holocaust misinformation. Almost two thirds of young American adults don’t know the Holocaust killed 6 million Jews, and more than 10 percent even believe Jews caused it! These beliefs are both a cause and result of growing antisemitism. That’s why …