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Holy Land Moments is a two-minute daily radio program hosted by Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein, founder and president of the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews. Through Holy Land Moments you will learn about important issues facing Israel today and gain insights into the Jewish faith and the Jewish roots of Christianity.
On today’s program, Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein teaches us that learning from our mistakes is not pleasant– as David discovered
On today’s program, Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein explains that The Fellowship’s On Wings of Eagles ministry also helps newly arrived Jews acclimate to their new home.
On today’s program, find out how The Fellowship’s On Wings of Eagles ministry is a modern-day fulfillment of biblical prophecy.
On today’s program, Jews, who have returned to Israel, express their thanks to those who have helped support The Fellowship’s On Wings of Eagles ministry.
In today’s Torah reading, we learn that in order to find God, we often have to lose the image of who we think we are.
On today’s program, Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein teaches us that our value as a person should be based on the truth that each one of us is made in God’s image.
In this week’s program, Yael Eckstein shares what it’s like to live in Jerusalem — a place that is imbued with a sense of the divine.
Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein explains why Orthodox Jews are often called “people of the Book.”
On today’s program, The Fellowship’s Talia Eckstein shares how a team of Israeli engineers are inventing a high-tech robot capable of rescuing people in disasters.
In today’s Torah reading, we learn the history of Noah and his family and how they obeyed God while others went against him.
Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein explains that Simchat Torah, which means “rejoicing in the Torah,” celebrates the completion of reading through the first five books of the Bible during the year.
On today’s program, hear listeners share their gratitude for The Fellowship’s prayers and blessings.
In today’s Torah reading, we learn what Moses’ most awesome moment was. It just might surprise you!
Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein teaches us that the celebration of Sukkot also reminds the Jews of their longing for their homeland and for the Messiah.
On today’s program, Yael Eckstein explains that Sukkot is a joyous celebration and a time we thank God for giving us the Jewish homeland.
During Sukkot, Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein explains that the Jewish people offer thanks to God for their blessings.
On today’s program, Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein talks about the practices and significance of the Sukkot festival.
Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein explains that the festival of Sukkot, which follows the High Holy Days, is a time of thanksgiving and great joy.
On today’s program, Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein explains how the partnership between Gentiles and Jews for the sake of Israel dates back centuries.
On today’s program, Yael Eckstein explains how Yom Kippur is a wake-up call for change.
On today’s program, Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein, teaches us that one of the main rituals associated with Yom Kippur is the mikvah, or purifying bath.
On today’s program, Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein discusses the major theme of Yom Kippur — atonement and repentance.
On today’s program, Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein explains that on Yom Kippur, Jews observe a 25-hour fast from sundown to sundown.
On today’s program, Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein continues his teachings on the High Holy Days and the significance of Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement.
On today’s program, Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein teaches us that on Rosh Hashanah, a key ritual is the blowing of the shofar, or ram’s horn.
On today’s program, Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein explains how in the Jewish faith, sin is a proclivity, not a condition of our humanness.
As Jews worldwide begin observing the High Holy Days, Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein teaches about the Jewish New Year, Rosh Hashanah.
Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein takes us on a virtual tour of Judaism’s most holy site — The Western Wall.
On today’s program, Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein teaches us that studying God’s Word is the highest spiritual goal for Jews because it helps them grow closer to Him.
Ami Farkas of The Fellowship joins today’s program to explain the importance of worshiping fully and joyfully.
Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein explains how prayer replaced sacrifices in daily Jewish life and worship following the destruction of the Holy Temples.
On today’s program Rabbi Eckstein teaches us that keeping a diary can be a useful tool in living consistently according to God’s will.
On today’s program, Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein explains some of the differences between the Jewish and Christian Bibles.
Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein shares the importance of the tradition to bring the first fruits to God.
Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein explains how prayer was always an integral part of offering sacrifices in biblical times.
Join Yael Eckstein as she shares more of her inspiring visits with our Fellowship friends in Canada.
On today’s program, Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein teaches is that Zionism is a modern-day political movement whose aim was to provide a national homeland for the Jewish people.
On today’s program, Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein teaches us that the Bible is one of the greatest points of commonality between Christians and Jews.
In today’s Torah reading, we learn that we are required to “bring” God into every situation throughout the day.
On today’s program, Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein explains why Jews don’t offer sacrifices today.
On today’s program, Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein tells us the story about a group of men and women who were shining lights during a very dark period in Jewish history — the Holocaust — courageously saving Jewish lives.
In today’s Torah reading, we learn that the greatest distance is between knowing what’s right — and doing what’s right.
On today’s program, Yael Eckstein reminds us that the Sabbath is a time for family, friends, and most importantly, God.
Water, particularly lakes, rivers, and oceans, are vital to a country’s geography and survival. In Israel, they also played important roles biblically.
On today’s program, Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein teaches us that Jerusalem has been at the center of Jewish life, liturgy, poetry, and worship for centuries.
In today’s Torah reading, we learn that believing is a way of seeing more deeply and more clearly with eyes of faith.
On today’s program, Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein teaches us today that what we choose to focus on can make a huge difference in our lives.
On today’s program, Yael Eckstein talks about the blessing of living in the Holy Land and serving others.
On today’s program, Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein teaches us that Mt. Sinai, located outside of Israel, has played a major role in her history and her people.
Our listeners express their gratitude and thanks for the work and ministry of The Fellowship.
In today’s Torah reading, we learn that the small things we do for God is an expression of our great love for Him.
Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein teaches about the importance of the red heifer as it relates to the building of the Third Temple.
Yael Eckstein extends a warm invitation to listeners to come visit Israel and walk the holy streets and paths of our faith ancestors.
On today’s program, Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein invites listeners to visit the Holy Land and learn more about The Fellowship’s many life-saving projects.
In today’s Torah reading, we learn that we must constantly pray to see the good in the people around us.
On today’s program, Yael Eckstein explains one of the most solemn days on the Jewish calendar.
On today’s program, Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein explains how we can have spiritual intimacy with God by studying his Word.
Manasseh was a very wicked king, but even he was offered the gift of forgiveness from God.
On today’s program, Rabbi Eckstein shares a life lesson from the book of Esther about what makes a successful leader.
On today’s program, listeners of The Fellowship share the strong bond and connection they feel with Israel and her people.
In today’s Torah reading, we begin the final of the Five Books of Moses — Deuteronomy — which teaches us to look at God’s law with fresh eyes.
On today’s program, Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein teaches us that the word Torah has a variety of meanings.
Yael Eckstein explains how being a mother has taught her more than any other experience.
On today’s program, Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein tells us about the five significant times when Jews returned to Israel, usually resulting from an event in history.
Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein teaches us that for the Jewish people, the city of Jerusalem represents their ancient presence in the Holy Land.
In today’s Torah reading, we learn that as we cling to God during difficult times, our souls become strengthened in Him.
On today’s program, Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein explains that on the Sabbath, it is important to be careful about how you talk and what you talk about.
On today’s program, Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein explains the meaning of Aliyah as it refers to the immigration, or return, of Jews to Israel from the four corners of the earth as foretold in Isaiah 11:12.
In today’s Torah reading, Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein tells the story of how God called upon Phinehas at an early age to put an end to Israelite immorality.
On today’s program, Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein teaches us about the Sabbath and its importance to the Jewish faith.
On today’s program, Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein tells the story of when the nation of Israel split into two kingdoms in biblical times, the ten tribes in the northern kingdom were exiled and never heard from again.
In today’s Torah reading, Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein explains why this Torah reading was named after an enemy of the Israelites on today’s program.
Find out on today’s program what is “the Hezekiah response” and what we can learn from it.
On today’s program, Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein answers questions about the Jewish observance of the Sabbath, and in particular, the command not to create fire on this day.
Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein tells the story of Jacob’s 12 sons, who were the very foundation of the nation of Israel.
Hear why many of our listeners support Israel and the Jewish people. Let us know why you do too!
Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein teaches us on today’s program why it is so important for to stop working and enjoy rest on the Sabbath.
Today’s program teaches us about King Asa — and what happened because of his lack of faith in God.
We learn on today’s program that when we see evil or injustice in the world, we need to speak against it.
On today’s program, The Fellowship’s Talia Eckstein shares with us the most important prayer in Jewish liturgy.
On today’s program, Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein explains that observing the Sabbath is a reminder for the Jewish people that true freedom is being a servant to God.
On today’s program, Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein teaches that an inheritance can lose its value, but an heirloom is treasured forever.
On today’s program, listeners of The Fellowship share reasons why they love and pray for Israel.
In today’s Torah reading, we learn that Joseph had to hit rock bottom before he could succeed.
Yael Eckstein shares her father’s teaching on how we can serve as God’s angels when we do His will.
On today’s program, Yael Eckstein shares her father’s teaching on how our struggles could really be an angel sent to help us.
Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein explains that as we strive for holiness, we are also bringing about redemption of the world.
Ami Farkas of The Fellowship talks about an Israeli company at the forefront of fighting the Zika virus.
In today’s Torah reading, we learn about three questions Esau posed to Jacob’s servants — questions we all must answer.
On today’s program, Yael Eckstein shares her father’s teaching on the presence of angels all around us.
On today’s program, Yael Eckstein shares her father’s teaching on how angels may come to us in disguise.
On today’s program, Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein teaches that in Judaism we play an important role in redemption.
The Fellowship’s Yonit Rothchild explains why returning to Israel is one of the greatest blessings in her life.
On today’s program, Joelle Eckstein, a full-time volunteer at the Hotline, explains how The Fellowship hotline turned a local effort into a national project.
On today’s program, Yael Eckstein shares her father’s teachings on angels and why God wants us to know about them.
Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein explains why Jews view sin as an action rather than a part of human nature.
On today’s program, The Fellowship’s Ami Farkas shares how Hebrew became the official language of Israel.
In today’s Torah reading, we learn about the harm that can come from jealousy and resentment.
The history of the Jewish people has taught us that it is necessary and wise to care for ourselves.
A true fast is feeding the hungry, clothing the naked, and providing shelter for the poor.
Our value as a person should be based on the truth that each one of us is made in God’s image.
Yael Eckstein shares how thousands of homeless and abandoned youth have found a loving home at a Fellowship-sponsored youth home.
On today’s program, Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein teaches that Christians and Jews can love each other as we make an effort to understand one another.
The Fellowship’s Yonit Rothchild explains that in Israel helping strangers often leads to becoming lifelong friends.
On today’s program, Yael Eckstein tells how she helped put a smile on the face of an 85-year-old Holocaust survivor.
Rabbi Eckstein looks at the second group of Jesus’ followers — those led by the apostle Paul, who reached out to the Gentiles.
On today’s program, The Fellowship’s Ami Farkas talks about a Fellowship volunteer who gives hope and motivates a homebound woman.
In today’s Torah reading, we learn why God chose Abraham for a special mission that changed the world.
On today’s program, Rabbi Eckstein explores the group of Jesus’ followers who were led by James in Jerusalem.
On today’s program, Yael Eckstein shares the story of how a grandparent cares for her grandchild with the help of The Fellowship.
On today’s program, Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein explain that the Jewish people celebrate Israel and Jerusalem in many traditions.
On today’s program, Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein explains the symbolism of the dove and the olive branch.
Despite years of exile and persecution, Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein explains the Jewish people’s profound attachment to Israel.
On today’s program, Yael Eckstein tells us how The Fellowship provides live-saving assistance to an 83 year-old widower in Russia.
On today’s program, The Fellowship’s Yonit Rothchild describes the caring atmosphere that makes Israel unique.
The Fellowship’s Ami Farkas talks about how Israel turned her biggest difficulty into an economic strength.
On today’s program, Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein tells us that on Simchat Torah, Jews are reminded that learning and studying God’s Word is a lifelong process.
Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein shares how God’s bond with His chosen people and Israel dates back almost 4,000 years.
On today’s program, Yael Eckstein tells us how The Fellowship helps a husband, wife, and child to start a new life by making aliyah.
On today’s program, Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein teaches that we can know God’s promises are real by looking at his relationship with Abraham.
During Sukkot, Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein explains that the Jewish people offer thanks to God for their blessings.
Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein explains that the festival of Sukkot, which follows the High Holy Days, is a time of thanksgiving and great joy.
Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein talks about the practices and significance of the Sukkot festival.
On today’s program, Yael Eckstein tells us how The Fellowship provides health and homecare assistance to a 52-year-old man from Belarus.
On Yom Kippur, Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein explains that Jews observe a 25-hour fast from sundown to sundown.
Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein continues his teachings on the High Holy Days and the significance of Yom Kippur.
Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein reminds us that while it is easy to get discouraged and give up, we have to be patient when we study and live out God’s word.
The Fellowship’s Yonit Rothchild talks about the significance of the pomegranate to Rosh Hashanah — and to her!
On today’s program, Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein talks about the fresh start offered with the Jewish New year.
On today’s program, Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein explains that a key ritual is the blowing of the shofar, or ram’s horn.
As Jews worldwide begin observing the High Holy Days, Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein teaches about the Jewish New Year.
On today’s program, Yael Eckstein talks about a Holocaust hero whose story of courage was almost lost forever.
On today’s program, Kenneth Copeland, author and evangelist, tells the story of how he and his wife were blessed to meet Rabbi Eckstein 30 years ago and why they continue to fulfill biblical prophecy by supporting the people of Israel.
In today’s Torah reading, we learn that believing is a way of seeing more deeply and more clearly.
Israeli photographer Udi Goren shares another experience on the Israel National Trail where he lit candles with a family during Hanukkah.
On today’s program, Yael Eckstein explains how she feels when she greets newly arrived Jews at the airport.
Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein explains that preparing for the Sabbath is an essential part of its observance.
Ami Farkas shares the extraordinary story of a Salvadoran man who worked to save 25,000 from death camps during World War II.
In today’s Torah reading, we learn that the small things we do for God is an expression of our great love for Him.
On today’s program, Israeli photographer Udi Goren tells listeners that his best experience on Israel National Trail were the people he met along the way.
The prophet Isaiah foretold of a time of world peace in the messianic era. Find out more on today’s program.
Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein explains why work — specifically creative work — is prohibited during the Sabbath.
We learn from King Solomon in the book of Ecclesiastes to live each day with passion, meaning, and purpose.
Israeli photographer Udi Goren shares his story on his 71-day hike on the Israel National Trail.
On today’s program, Yael Eckstein explains one of the most solemn days in the Jewish calendar.
On today’s program, Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein explains that the Sabbath serves as a reminder to Jews of the true nature of slavery and freedom.
On today’s program, Ami Farkas explains how Israeli archeologists and preservationists are working to protect ancient scrolls.
In today’s Torah reading, we begin the final of the Five Books of Moses — Deuteronomy — which teaches us to look at God’s law with fresh eyes.
Israeli photographer Udi Goren explains how he re-discovered and re-connected with his home land after hiking the Israel National Trail.
Yael Eckstein explains how The Fellowship is able to help a family of three who live in poverty with many physical ailments.
Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein explains that for the Jew, the Sabbath is the high point of the week — and living.
On today’s program, Rabbi Eckstein shares a special place most tourists to Israel can’t visit.
On today’s program, Rabbi Eckstein teaches that in the Jewish faith, charity is seen not just as kindness, but as an act of justice and righteousness.
Today’s Torah reading introduces the book of Exodus, beginning with the importance of recognizing individual names.
Rabbi Eckstein begins a new teaching series on the difficult and complex topic of anti-Semitism.
A blessed Christmas to all our Christian listeners from Rabbi Eckstein and everyone at The Fellowship.
Rabbi Eckstein explains that there are several ways to interpret the “foreign fire” brought to God by Aaron's sons.
Our listeners share the joy and blessing in helping the Jewish people through The Fellowship’s programs.
Today’s Torah reading looks at the final days of Jacob and the value of sharing life with family and friends.
On today’s program, Rabbi Eckstein teaches about the power of idols — both in biblical times and today.
On today’s program, we learn that Joseph was able to forgive his brothers because he trusted God was at work in his life.
Today’s Torah reading talks about taking the first step to reconciliation as Judah did in approaching Joseph.
Rabbi Eckstein concludes his teaching on Hanukkah with a key lesson of our need to uphold and support religious liberty for Christians and Jews in places where they are oppressed because of their faith.
Yael Eckstein shares how Hanukkah, the “Festival of Lights,” is celebrated in Israel today.
Rabbi Eckstein continues his teachings on Hanukkah, which marks the rededication of the Temple after the defeat of the Maccabees.
Rabbi Eckstein shares some important lessons from Hanukkah, which is also known as the Festival of Lights.
On today’s program, we learn from Joseph’s life that God’s promises are for certain — you can bank on it!
On today’s program, Rabbi Eckstein discusses the sin of Aaron's sons — Nadab and Abihu.
Our listeners share the blessing of learning more about the Jewish roots of the Christian faith.
Today's Torah reading is about how Jacob found peace despite the turbulence and troubles of his life.
Omer Eshel from the Israel Ministry of Tourism shares how Pentecost, or Shavuot, is an important day for Jews and Christians alike
Today’s Torah reading again features the story of Jacob —a lesson on the need to take action AND have faith.
Omer Eshel from the Israel Ministry of Tourism explores the actual geographic location of Valley of the Shadow of Death.
Rabbi Eckstein teaches about the fragility of life in the last of this three-part series.
Today's Torah reading is from the story of Jacob about the importance of knowing when to leave.
Omer Eshel from the Israel Ministry of Tourism shares a recent and surprising archeological discovery from the life of Jesus.
The history of the Jewish people has taught us that it is necessary and wise to care for ourselves.
On today’s program, Rabb Eckstein shares that Aaron’s personal tragedy teaches us to always remember the tenuousness of life.
A true fast is feeding the hungry, clothing the naked, and providing shelter for the poor.
Today’s Torah reading is about Isaac’s children — and what we will pass along to those who follow us.
Today’s program explores how Israeli archeologists are confirming the accuracy of the Bible.
On today’s program, Rabbi Eckstein teaches that our value as a person should be based on the truth that each one of us is made in God's image.
Rabbi Eckstein starts a new teaching series on the life of Aaron, Israel’s first high priest.
Today's Torah reading begins with the death of Sarah — but talks about everything that she had lived for.
Yael Eckstein teaches us about another woman of valor — Rachel and her great compassion for others.
Yael Eckstein explains on today’s program how an old Jewish tradition helps others understand Christian generosity.
Rabbi Eckstein establishes the idea that you should mentally and spiritually document your life.
Our listeners share on today's program share their gratitude for Israel in their prayers.
On today's program, Yael Eckstein talks about Rebekah's kindness to others and what we can learn from her.
Yael Eckstein draws attention to the violence toward Jews that is taking place in Ukraine.
Rabbi Eckstein reflects on some of the many questions surrounding the rebuilding of the third temple.
On today’s program, Yael Eckstein shares how Sarah demonstrated a lifelong love of learning.
On today’s program, Yael Eckstein shares the importance of making connections and appreciating those around you.
Our listeners share on today’s program how The Fellowship has improved their spiritual heritage.
On today's program, Yael Eckstein continues her teaching on the characteristics of a woman of valor.
Yael Eckstein discusses the importance of developing stronger relationships between Christians and Jews
On today’s program, Rabbi Eckstein shares information on the temple that is to be built in Jerusalem.
Yael Eckstein shares the joyous celebration when 110 Ukrainian Jews arrived in their new home -- Israel.
On today's program, Rabbi Eckstein explains why Israel turned over the Temple mount to the Muslims.
Our listeners share on today's program why Christians should support Israel and her people.
In today's Torah reading, we learn that we must constantly pray to see the good in the people around us.
Omer Eshel from the Israel Ministry of Tourism discusses the important lessons we can learn from one of history's darkest times.
On today's program, Yael Eckstein explains one of the most solemn days in the Jewish calendar.
In the midst of violence and terror, Yael Eckstein said God wants us to choose which side we stand on.
In today's Torah reading, we learn how God helped the Israelites overcome the mountains in their lives.
Omer Eshel from the Israel Ministry of Tourism shares how an exciting find in Egypt affirms the exodus.
Yael Eckstein shares how The Fellowship is helping one young Israeli boy overcome obstacles to attend school.
Rabbi Eckstein talks about one of the major entrances into the Temple area -- today called Robinson's Arch.
In today's Torah reading, we learn about the biblical laws regarding vows and promises.
Omer Eshel from the Israel Ministry of Tourism shares about a remarkable museum in Jerusalem in the basement of a home!
Yael Eckstein talks about Israel's struggle for independence and the heroes who made it possible.
Rabbi Eckstein teaches the history of the resistance that Jews faced when building the Temple.
In today's Torah reading, we learn about one Israelite who acted decisively while others stood around.
Omer Eshel from the Israel Ministry of Tourism joins the program to talk about an unlikely archeologist.
On today's program, Rabbi Eckstein shares how your expectations of life may be limiting you.
Yael Eckstein talks about The Fellowship's ongoing efforts to bring Jewish refugees from Ukraine to Israel.
On today’s program, Rabbi Eckstein shares how God has called each of us to help the refugees.
Yael Eckstein shares how she and her husband instill biblical values into their children's lives.
On today’s program, we learn that partnerships between Jews and Gentiles for the sake of Israel dates back centuries.
Rabbi Eckstein shares how The Fellowship and its supporters are helping persecuted Jews today.
Our listeners share how they willingly and lovingly give sacrificially to The Fellowship.
Today’s program teaches us about King Asa — and what happened because of his lack of faith in God.
On today’s program, Rabbi Eckstein discusses how bringing Jews "home" to Israel is fulfilling biblical prophecy.
On today’s program, Rabbi Eckstein teaches about the importance of listening to our elders.
Rabbi Eckstein talks about the references to the Temple in the Christian's New Testament.
On today's program, Rabbi Eckstein discusses the history of helping persecuted Jews come to Israel.
| Rabbi Eckstein teaches from the life of Elijah that change comes in experiencing God in our daily lives — that’s the real magic! |
| Where is the ark of the Covenant? On today's program, Rabbi Eckstein suggests one possibility. |
| Rabbi Eckstein teaches from the story of Elijah that hard times require us to trust in God and His provision for us. |
| In today's Torah reading, we learn that God wants us to enjoy and celebrate every day. |
| Shavuot is also a time when the Jewish people renew their vow to obey all of God's laws. |
| On today's program, Yael Eckstein shares how Shavuot is celebrated today in Israel. |
| Shavuot was originally a harvest festival when the people brought the first fruits of their crops to the Temple. |
| On today’s program we learn that when we see evil or injustice, God’s people are called to speak out against it. |
| In today's Torah reading, we learn about the faith needed to become worthy servants of God. |
| Rabbi Eckstein continues his teaching on the Temple, explaining why David was not allowed to build it. |
| Yael Eckstein talks about the celebration of Jerusalem Day, which occurs this Sunday in Israel. |
| Rabbi Eckstein begins a new teaching series on the Temple -- a topic of interest for both Christians and Jews. |
| We learn on today’s program that when the nation of Israel split into two kingdoms in biblical times, the ten tribes in the northern kingdom were exiled and never heard from again. |
| In today's Torah reading, we learn about faith and the laws of the sabbatical year. |
| Rabbi Eckstein teaches about the foundation of the twelve tribes of Israel – Jacob and his sons. |
| On today’s program, Rabbi Eckstein teaches that an inheritance can lose its value, but an heirloom is treasured forever. |
| The continued existence of the Jewish people bears witness to a God who is directly involved in human history — and that’s a miracle! |
| On today’s program, we learn how the Jews’ desire to return to the Holy Land was reflected in many traditions. |
On today's program, Rabbi Eckstein shares important lessons for us from the life of Elijah.
Rabbi Eckstein teaches that in the Jewish tradition the greatest level of charity is to help someone support himself.
In today's Torah reading, we learn why Jews observes certain restrictions on Yom Kippur.
On today's program, Rabbi Eckstein begins a teaching on God's covenants with His people.
Today, Yael Eckstein talks about The Fellowship's work helping Holocaust survivors — before it's too late.
On today’s program, Rabbi Eckstein shares that In the Jewish faith, charity is seen as an act of justice and righteousness.
Rabbi Eckstein believes that Christians and Jews can love each other as we make an effort to understand each other.
Rabbi Eckstein shares another lesson from the life of Joseph that trusting God was at work in his life enabled Joseph to forgive his brothers.
Today, we hear from another Holocaust survivor as Israel this week honors the six million Jews killed in the Holocaust.
In today's Torah reading, we learn about the tragic deaths of Aaron's sons — and what lesson that has for us.
As Israel honors this week the memories of the six million Jews killed in the Holocaust, we hear from some of the survivors.
On today's program, we learn about the ritual meal central to the Passover observance — the seder.
Rabbi Eckstein explains how the strict preparations for celebrating Passover are biblically rooted.
Rabbi Eckstein teaches that the Passover story is universal and eternal — it's about us.
Today, Rabbi Eckstein continues his teaching on Passover by recounting the Exodus story.
Tomorrow marks the first day of Passover, or Pesach in Hebrew, a holy season that the Jewish people have observed since the time of Moses.
As the Jewish people prepare for Passover this week, Rabbi Eckstein shares many of the central lessons we can learn from the Passover festival.
As we learn from Joseph’s example, when you succeed, remember to give credit where it is due - God!
We learn from the prophet Ezekiel that often the best way to teach someway is to be a good example ourselves.
We learn from Joseph’s life that the recipe for success is to serve God and trust the results to Him.
In today's Torah reading, we learn that one of the priests’ main job was to give encouragement.
On today’s program, Rabbi Eckstein says The Fellowship is working to help Ukrainian Jews adjust to their new home in Israel.
Yael Eckstein share how The Fellowship reached a high watermark of helping 1.4 million people in 2014 with the love and support of our Christian friends.
We learn on today’s program that sometimes we need to let our loved ones know that we are here to help.
Our listeners share with how much they learn about God’s love through the Jewish Bible — what Christians call the Old Testament.
In today’s Torah reading, we learn that when God called Moses, it was first and foremost a sign of His love.
On today’s program, Rabbi Eckstein shares how Christians are helping Ukrainian Jews come to Israel.
Yael Eckstein shares how The Fellowship has helped more than 1.4 million people in 2014 by providing for their specific needs.
When it comes to facing difficulties, we can learn from the prophet Ezekiel, and stand on our feet.
On today’s program, Rabbi Eckstein teaches that the success of others need not diminish our own worth.
Today’s Torah reading is about the importance of community in fulfilling God’s purposes.
Rabbi Eckstein explains about the dangerous conditions that the Jewish community faces in Ukraine.
On today’s program, Yael Eckstein shares how her young daughter showed her the true meaning of Purim.
Rabbi Eckstein shares that one of the underlying themes of Purim is the mysterious way in which God acts in the world.
As Jews around the world get ready to celebrate Purim, Rabbi Eckstein shares some lessons from this holiday inspired by the book of Esther.
Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein talks about the opportunity to help hundreds of Ukrainian Jews come to Israel.
Yael Eckstein talks with a Holocaust survivor about how she relies on The Fellowship for food and support.
Rabbi Eckstein teaches today that the greater our concern for others, the greater our joy.
Yael Eckstein shares with how The Fellowship‘s donors are providing much needed help for the poor in Israel.
In today’s Torah teaching, we learn that, no matter what, God’s Word is always with us.
Yael Eckstein shares how The Fellowship-sponsored programs are often the only place needy Jews can find help.
Rabbi Eckstein shares a devotional thought about finding joy wherever we are on our journey.
In today’s Torah teaching, we learn why the first laws God gave the Israelites dealt with slavery.
The history of the Jewish people has taught us that it is necessary and wise to care for ourselves.
In today’s Torah reading, we learn about the vital necessity of being prepared spiritually.
Our listeners share their desire to visit the Holy Land and their belief in God’s protection for His people.
In today’s Torah reading, we learn how our legacy and good deeds live on long after we are gone.
On today’s program, we learn about the courage of Queen Esther, who spoke up to save her people.
During an extended trip last year, Yael Eckstein felt God’s blessings as she bonded with her family.
A blessed Christmas to all our Christian listeners from Rabbi Eckstein and everyone at The Fellowship.
During this season of Hanukkah and Christmas, Christians and Jews celebrate and affirm the importance of religious freedom.
In today’s Torah reading, we learn about one of the most important moments in human history.
On Hanukkah, Jews also celebrate the miracle of the oil which kept the eternal fire lit for eight days, instead of one.
Hanukkah — which means dedication — celebrates the restoration of the Temple after it was defiled.
On today’s program, we learn that King David used his power mostly for good, but occasionally, he used his power to pursue his own ends.
In today’s Torah reading, we learn that Joseph was a problem-solver — not a problem-deflector.
On today’s program, Rabbi Eckstein shares what we can learn from Ruth’s relationship with Naomi.
While David had every reason to take revenge on King Saul, David chose to respect the authority God had given to Saul.
In today’s Torah reading, we learn that Joseph had to hit rock bottom before he could succeed.
Rabbi Eckstein teaches that without the bravery of two Hebrew midwives, the Exodus would not have occurred.
Yael Eckstein shares how a recent trip with her family helped them all grow closer and stronger in their faith.
On today’s program, Rabbi Eckstein shares how God didn’t accept the prophet Jeremiah’s excuses– and He won’t accept ours, either!
Our listeners share their prayers for Israel and her people to stand strong in the face of opposition.
In today’s Torah reading, we learn about three questions Esau posed to Jacob’s servants — questions we all must answer.
In the story of Esau and Jacob, is it possible that Isaac was not tricked? Rabbi Eckstein explains.
While David had every reason to take revenge on King Saul, David chose to respect the authority God had given to Saul.
Did you know that keeping the Sabbath involves two components–remembering and observing?
There are blessings promised in Isaiah 58 to those who observed God’s Sabbath –Sunday for Christians.
In today’s Torah reading, we learn that God is in every place where we are willing to receive Him.
Rabbi Eckstein talks about why Isaac blessed Jacob even when he was unsure who it really was.
As Yael Eckstein recovered from an illness, she learned the importance of rest and appreciating the small things in life.
Where do you go for answers to life’s deepest questions? Rabbi Eckstein tells us there is only one source.
Our listeners talk about their obligation to support and love Israel and the Jewish people.
In today’s Torah reading, we learn about the harm that can come from jealousy and resentment.
Rabbi Eckstein shares a powerful message from Isaiah in times of trouble — have faith in God and you will flourish again.
By observing the Sabbath, we can reaffirm the centrality of God and the family in our lives.
Rabbi Eckstein teaches more about Abraham’s lasting legacy for both Christians and Jews.
On today’s program, Rabbi Eckstein reminds us that we should begin every morning saying, “Thank you.”