The Jewish Road Podcast

The ground is shaking beneath Israel. And most of the world isn’t paying attention.

Fresh off a 17-day trip through the land - along war-torn borders and ancient prophetic fault lines - we return with a warning: something is building. 

The people are exhausted. The hostages are still missing. Iran is preparing for war. And while embassies evacuate, the Church scrolls past in silence.

This episode isn’t casual listening. It’s a wake...

Joseph was thrown into a pit. Sold into slavery. Locked in prison. But God had a plan - a plan bigger than anyone could see. A plan that would save his people. 

Sound familiar?

Joseph isn’t just a historical figure - he’s a foreshadowing of the Messiah. 

From his betrayal by his own brothers to his rise to power in Egypt, every detail points to something greater. His story echoes through time - straight to the life, death, and resu...

Silence has never stopped evil - it only fuels it.

We've seen it before. Nazi Germany. 9/11. Tehran, 1979. 

And now, once again, the world is looking away. As thousands are slaughtered in Syria, as anti-Semitism spreads like wildfire, and as Israel faces existential threats, the silence is deafening.

In this episode, we unpack the ancient and modern battle against the Jewish people - and why the story of Esther, Mordecai, and Purim...

They had jobs. They had plans. Then October 7th happened.

Two IDF soldiers left their comfortable lives to fight for Israel. Now, they’re walking through NRB wearing shirts that say, “I'm an IDF Soldier who fought in Gaza. Ask me anything.” 

And the world needs to hear their answers.

This isn’t just a war in Israel - it’s a war of truth. 

Hamas hides behind civilians, while the world looks away. Universities echo propaganda. Social...

Israel is exhausted. 

The war has stretched on for 15 months. 

The weight of it - physically, emotionally, spiritually - is crushing. And yet, as the world watches, the narratives surrounding Israel are being twisted beyond recognition. 

Lies, conspiracies, and political maneuvers flood the headlines, and the church is left asking: 

What is actually happening?

In this episode, we sit down with Moshe - an Israeli with deep personal ...

There’s a growing question in our culture - why should we care about Israel? The answer is bigger than politics, bigger than history. It’s biblical.

Since October 7th, the conversation has changed. The battle isn’t just on the ground - it’s in the media, in our churches, and in the hearts of believers. 

Anti-Zionism is on the rise, and many don’t even see it.

In the first episode of this two-part conversation, we sat down with Mosh...

Life in Israel is a paradox - cafés are full, but the weight of war is everywhere.

Soldiers are in and out of battle.

Families grieve.

The fate of hostages hangs in the balance.

But beyond the physical war, there’s a media war - and right now, truth is losing.

In this episode, we sit down with Mati Shoshani, an IDF reservist and media powerhouse, to pull back the curtain on how the world i...

Welcome back to Season 7 of The Jewish Road Podcast! If you’ve ever watched Fiddler on the Roof, you know the classic scene - Tevye, the village milkman, listens to two men argue, nods at the first and says, “You’re right.” 

Then he hears the other side and says, “You’re right.” 

A bystander protests, “They can’t both be right!” And Tevye, caught in the tension, sighs, “You’re also right.”

That’s Israel today. Stuck between two tru...

In our final episode of 2024, we reflect on the historical, biblical, and prophetic significance of Hanukkah - the Festival of Lights. 

Together, we explore the story of the Maccabean Revolt, the rededication of the temple, and how God’s faithfulness preserved the Jewish people so the Messiah could come. We also uncover the deeper meaning of Hanukkah, connecting the light of the menorah to Yeshua, the Light of the World. 

This seas...

In this episode of The Jewish Road Podcast, we dive into the book of Ezekiel to explore a recurring and profound theme: God's desire to be known.

From the judgment and restoration of Israel to the millennial kingdom, the presence and glory of God are woven throughout Ezekiel’s prophecies.

We unpack how God’s glory, which once departed from the temple, will one day return in fullness, fulfilling His promises to Israel and the nati...

The Assad regime in Syria has fallen after decades of brutal rule, leaving the region and the world watching closely. What does this mean for Israel, for the Middle East, and for God’s timeline? In this episode of The Jewish Road Podcast, we explore the implications of this seismic shift. From Iran’s crumbling “Shiite corridor” to Israel’s strategic moves in the Golan Heights, we unpack the geopolitical and spiritual consequences o...

Who’s Really Pulling the Strings in the Middle East?

The Middle East is a puppet show of chaos, with Houthis, Hamas, and Hezbollah commanding attention. But these groups are just the actors - who’s the puppet master behind it all? 

In this episode, we take you behind the scenes to explore the power dynamics at play. Iran stands as the director of this global drama, but is there an even greater force working behind the curtain?

We u...

Can a Hoodie Change the World?

What if your clothing could spark a conversation, stand against hate, and support the Jewish people?

This episode dives into our newest project: Jewish Road Gear. It’s more than shirts and hoodies - it’s a way to wear your voice, stand for truth, and be a blessing to Israel.

We unpack the inspiration behind our designs, the messages they carry, and how each purchase makes an impact in Israel today.

As...

What You Think About Israelis Might Change

Israelis are often painted as aggressors - heartless warmongers driving their enemies from the land. But what if that narrative is missing the humanity of their story?

In this episode, we sit down with new friends Moshe and Sasha, who share what life really looks like in the middle of the chaos.

Imagine being uprooted from your home, moving four times in one year, all while figuring out ho...

How is it that today’s church can read a Bible rooted in Israel, focused on a Jewish Messiah, and authored by Jewish voices, yet somehow feel disconnected from the Jewish story?

Have we really allowed the narrative of God's chosen people to end 2,000 years ago, when in reality, it’s just getting good?

In this episode, "How Does A Church Stand With Israel?" we dig into the undeniable link between our faith and the ongoing story of I...

Episode 113: "Don't Sit This One Out: Stand Like Esther with Your Vote"

With division on every front, some believers are stepping back, declaring "Jesus 2024: Our Only Hope." While it's a powerful reminder to keep our eyes on Him, it’s simply not enough to watch from the sidelines. Our faith calls us to be active, engaged, and responsible in our world - not passive spectators. This episode dives into why Christi...

It’s a time of uncertainty, a time when the world seems increasingly divided, and the future is unpredictable.

For the Jewish people, the feast of Sukkot (Tabernacles) is a reminder of God's faithfulness in the wilderness. But how do we hold on to that ancient promise in the chaos of today’s world, especially in light of the ongoing conflict in Israel?

This episode of The Jewish Road Podcast is about the deeper significance of Sukk...

What if you waited your entire life, followed rituals painstakingly, prayed for atonement, but never really knew if you had been forgiven by God?

This is the reality for many in the Jewish community during Yom Kippur.

In this episode of The Jewish Road Podcast, we explore the Day of Atonement, looking into its significance for both Jews and Christians. We unpack the biblical roots of Yom Kippur, discuss its modern ...

Summary

How do you reconcile being both Arab and Israeli in a land of deep divisions?

For Robert "Ruby" Bishai, this tension is not only part of his personal journey but also the heartbeat of his ministry. Ruby, an Arab Israeli believer in Yeshua, has found a profound calling to serve both the Jewish and Arab people of Israel. Growing up in a Jewish town as an Arab Christian gave him a unique perspective on the challenges and beaut...