In this new episode, Rebbetzin Janet Forman shares how one act of love sparked a 24-year outreach movement among Jewish communities in Toronto. From concerts in apartment community rooms to prophetic encounters in grocery stores, she reveals how God moves through prayer and simple obedience. Whether you're afraid to start or unsure you're ready, this conversation will stir your faith, and show you that revival begins with one willing heart.

In a time when truth is under attack, Dr. Michael Rydelnik, a leading voice in Jewish Studies and son of Holocaust survivors, offers a powerful Messianic perspective on remembrance and faith. Learn how to answer the hardest questions: Where was God in the Holocaust?... and what we must do now to preserve truth, honor memory, and speak boldly. If you’ve ever wondered how to stand firm in a time of cultural confusion, start here.

Join us in a new and exciting podcast as we interview a wise, seasoned and fun leader Rebbetzin Becky Ross! We will be discussing and gleaning gold nuggets about critical life seasons as Messianic believers such as singleness, marriage, parenting and ministry. We will be tackling the tough struggles that can come up in each of these seasons and how we as followers of Yeshua can THRIVE! You will learn, laugh and LOVE this exciting new podcast!

Founder and CEO of Wise Money Israel, Evan Liberman shares his journey from the hi-tech industry to a finance career in Israel, along with the lessons he’s learned about career growth and work–life balance. He also shares practical advice on staying grounded in his Messianic Jewish identity while navigating the modern workplace.

What if your trauma wasn’t the end of your story but the beginning of your healing?

In this honest conversation, Miranda Wainberg sits with Rabbetzin Candyce Hyslip, a biblical counselor and seasoned Messianic ministry leader, to talk about the real process of healing from trauma. With over 30 years of experience, Candyce brings wisdom, practical tools, and vulnerability to a conversation that many avoid but everyone needs.

Did you know that rabbinic literature and Jewish liturgy actually affirm many of the core concepts found in the B’rit Chadasha (New Covenant)? Join the MJAA Young Professionals and Rabbi Eduardo Arroyo for a passionate conversation exploring rabbinic writings, Messianic prophecy, and common Jewish objections to Yeshua. Rabbi Eduardo challenges and equips us to understand the basics of apologetics—helping us strengthen our own faith and respond to others with clarity, respect, and a bold love for truth.

In this episode, Miranda Wainberg sits down with Mandie Greenberg, CEO of the Tree of Life Bible Society, to uncover the remarkable story behind the Tree of Life Version (TLV). What began as a group of Messianic moms searching for a Bible their children could understand and identify with grew into a seven-year translation project uniting over 70 scholars and 30 ministries. Mandie shares how her parents founded the TLV, the challenges of creating a translation true to both the Jewish roots of Scripture and the Messianic movement, and how this Bible continues to transform families, restore reverence for God’s Word, and inspire a new generation to read and listen together.

Director Joshua Turnil of Jews for Jesus France joins host Miranda Wainberg to talk about living as a Jewish believer in Paris and how anti-Semitism has evolved over the past two decades. He shares historical insight, personal stories, and the spiritual realities behind modern hate. From education to social media, from parenting to public witness, this episode explores what it means to stand firm in faith and identity through rising tension and uncertainty.