“This is like coming back to my roots.”

That’s what Ben Ferguson said when he sat down with Yael Eckstein at the National Religious Broadcasters (NRB) Conference in Dallas, TX. Ben began his career in Christian radio when he was just 12 years old, and attended his first NRB at 13, so he felt right at home as he talked with Yael about his lifework being a voice for what is right.

A friend of Israel and of The Fellowship, Ben talks about using his platform to tell people about what is going on in the world, and of the many threats that people who have faith and who love freedom face—in America and in Israel. But he also uses his voice to talk of the good being done.

Join us for this lively conversation with our friend, Ben Ferguson!

Paula Faris has won an Emmy Award as a broadcast journalist. She’s anchored Good Morning America Weekend, and hosted The View. But this inspiring working mom’s greatest calling is as a mother.

And throughout her career at ABC News and running her own organization, CARRY Media, Paula has also felt called to support and give voice to the nearly 25 million mothers in America’s workforce.

As we celebrate the mothers in each of our lives, join Yael for this empowering conversation with Paula Faris in support of the moms who worked—and work—to make each of us who we are today.

Read Paula Faris’ insightful and practical book for moms, You Don’t Have to Carry It All: Ditch the Mom Guilt & Find a Better Way Forward, as well as this working mother of three’s children’s book, Who Do You Want to Be When You Grow Up?

And join Yael five days a week to journey through the Hebrew Bible on The Chosen People.

It’s always an honor to meet our heroes. And recently, The Fellowship was able to do just that.

Captain Guy Barak is truly a watchman on Israel’s walls. Having served in the Israel Navy for 26 years, Captain Barak has seen not only the many threats that the Jewish state faces on a daily basis, but has helped face those threats head-on. And in his current roles as the Israel Navy’s attache to the United States and the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) military attache to the United Nations, Captain Barak brings both his own experiences and Israel’s message of truth and light to the world.

Captain Barak sat down with The Fellowship for a conversation in which he discussed his own experiences on October 7, 2023, as well as what Israel has faced in the many months of war since.

This is a must-watch conversation for all who stand with Israel. Join us today!

Learn how you can partner with The Fellowship in supporting the brave men and women of the IDF.

For many Jews, Yom HaShoah, Israel’s Holocaust Remembrance Day, is deeply personal. It’s a day to remember one of the darkest times in history that resulted in the horrific murder of six million Jewish souls.

But while Yom HaShoah is a somber day when the entire nation pauses to remember the lives lost at the hands of the Nazis, it’s also a time for all of us to remember the lessons from the Holocaust. And it’s a time when we renew the pledge that the Jewish people adopted after this catastrophic event: Never forget.

Yet as Yael Eckstein reminds us, it is not enough to just remember; we also must take meaningful action. In today’s powerful podcast, Yael shares two valuable lessons we can learn from the Holocaust about the power of one—the value and importance of saving even one life and how even one person can make a tremendous impact in the world. Listen now!

As the Jewish people celebrate Passover, we’d like to share this inspiring conversation between Yael Eckstein and Bishop Paul Lanier. The two discuss the relevance today of the ancient and timeless Exodus story for both Christians and Jews.

The Passover celebration rallies people of faith around the table and reminds us of who we are in God. And through Passover, we are reminded that God is always with us—through our afflictions and our suffering—bringing us His redemption.

Join Yael and Bishop Lanier for a hopeful message during this holy season.

Learn more about the ancient and biblical celebration of Passover.

And listen to more of Yael’s Bible teachings on her podcast, The Chosen People.

One of the best ways to learn about something is to ask questions. In this special Passover episode, Yael Eckstein explains how the tradition of the Passover seder teaches us to ask questions. In fact, the telling of the Exodus story begins not with facts and explanations, but with questions.

As Yael explains, this time-honored tradition of asking questions during Passover is an annual reminder that God wants us to be lifelong seekers. By asking God our questions and entering Passover with a spirit of curiosity, we are more open to learning, rediscovering, and recommitting to Him on our journey of faith, ultimately, growing ever closer to Him.

Asking questions is a skill that we teach our children at Passover, but it’s an important skill that can help all of us, no matter our age. This episode will show us how!

Learn more about the ancient and biblical celebration of Passover.

And listen to more of Yael’s Bible teachings on her podcast, The Chosen People.

Think you know the whole story of the Israelites’ redemption from Egypt and the splitting of the Red Sea? Think again!

In preparation for Passover this month, Yael Eckstein shares Jewish teachings about what happened in the moments before the Red Sea split and the lesson it teaches us about overcoming obstacles, acting in faith, and seeing miracles in our own lives.

Listen to more of Yael’s Bible teachings on her podcast, The Chosen People.

With March Madness upon us, we’d love to share this favorite conversation between Fellowship President and CEO Yael Eckstein and Coach Bruce Pearl, a legendary college coach who’s also a strong Jewish voice in today’s world—on and off the basketball court.

This college basketball season, the Auburn Tigers were the cream of the NCAA crop. With a 28-5 record during the regular season, the Tigers led a historically strong Southeastern Conference (SEC). Much of it is thanks to the leadership of Bruce Pearl.

In a coaching career that’s seen him win 702 games, Coach Pearl has led the Auburn Tigers to 240 wins in the past 11 years, four consecutive NCAA Tournament berths, and the program’s first ever appearance in the Final Four. But while his success on the basketball court is well-documented, what might not be as well-known is his dedication and love for Israel and her people.

In this podcast, Yael and Coach Pearl discuss how important his Jewish faith is in his career, how his love for Israel has inspired him throughout his lifetime, and the importance of finding common ground and joining together as people of faith. Don’t miss this inspiring conversation!