Today, legendary singer, songwriter, and friend of Israel, Pat Boone, joins me to talk about Pat’s life and work—and his role in helping launch The Fellowship onto the national stage.

Join us as Pat discuss his important bond with my father, Fellowship Founder Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein, of blessed memory—a friendship that dates back to the early 1990s. After the Iron Curtain fell, my abba approached Pat and asked him to co-host a program, appealing for Christians to help fund the freeing and transporting of Russian Jews to Israel. Pat didn’t hesitate, and the Christian community immediately responded with an outpouring of donations and support. It’s a partnership and friendship that has only grown over the years!

Join me and Pat Boone as we discuss this lasting friendship and Pat’s love for Israel and The Fellowship.

You’ve probably heard of the term “baseless hate,” which is hatred without any justifiable cause. But there’s another term you might not have heard of: “baseless love.”

Baseless hate can ruin friendships and cause deep divisions in society. But baseless love can do the opposite. It can bring strangers together. And it can bring hope and healing to the world!

Are you wondering if love can really solve all of our problems? Today, Yael Eckstein will look at the Bible story of Joseph and his brothers. Joseph chose to love his brothers—the same brothers who sold him into slavery. This is the type of powerful love that we can all learn from, and benefit from, today. Listen now!

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

If we want our children to never give up on their values and beliefs, we’ve got to teach them hope.

Yael Eckstein shares how hope in God’s promises has sustained the Jewish people through enslavement and exile, through pogroms and persecution, and even through the Holocaust. Each year, this foundational principle of hope is on display as the Jewish people mourn the many tragedies that have befallen them throughout history on this very day, Tisha B’Av.

As Yael explains, by teaching our children that the world is not as it should be, we’re also teaching them to never give up—and that there’s always hope for a better world and a better future.

Listen now!

Find out what you know about Tisha B’Av by taking our quiz.

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

These days, it seems like so many people are so angry. From social media to the nightly news, you’ve probably felt your buttons being pushed at some point. The truth is, we all get angry. But as we’ll learn in this episode, holding on to our anger comes at a great cost.

This week, Yael explores ancient biblical teachings about what holding onto anger can do to us. And more importantly, what we can gain by letting go of our anger—and giving it to God.

Staying angry only harms ourselves… but standing in prayer is one of the most spiritually healthy things we can do. Listen now—you won’t want to miss this episode!

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

How often do you really take the time to enjoy the blessings in your life? It’s easy to focus on what we don’t have or compare our life to others. But if we’re not careful, we might miss out on what’s right in front of us!

In this episode, Yael Eckstein turns to the Bible to unpack the powerful message that God knows how unique we are, and because of this, He gives us exactly what we need in life. Your life might look different than someone else’s life, but that doesn’t mean it’s any less. If we trust that God always provides us with exactly what we need, we might just learn the Jewish understanding of true happiness—HaSameach b’chelko, “the one who is happy with his lot.

Noticing and enjoying the blessings we already have makes life that much sweeter—and happier. Listen now!

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

“We care. We stand with you. We’re on your side.”

That’s the message of love and support that Cheryl Chumley shared with the people of Israel when she sat down for a conversation with Yael Eckstein. From a mid-war visit to the Holy Land—as a journalist, as an American, and as a Christian—to the bold and blunt voice she uses to defend the Jewish state when so many others in the media are loudly anti-Israel, Cheryl is a longtime friend of Israel and of The Fellowship.

In this conversation with Yael, the Washington Times editor and columnist and host of the Bold and Blunt podcast shares why she stands for Israel while so much of the world doesn’t. Listen now!

Learn more about the biblical history of the Holy Land on The Chosen People.

When was the last time you witnessed one of God’s miracles?

The Red Sea isn’t parting in front of us like in Bible days and, if you listen to the news today, it can be difficult to see God’s hand at work in our world. But why do we assume miracles are ancient history that only happened during Bible times?

Yael Eckstein explains that while some of the miracles of the Bible happened in front of everyone, others were more hidden. But hidden miracles are no less wondrous than those that are plain to see. And, as people of faith, it’s up to us to see every miracle—from our hearts that beat, to our eyes that see. If we look closely, we’ll see that God’s miracles are all around us—listen now!

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

What does it really mean to be wealthy?

In today’s episode, Yael Eckstein explores the biblical story of Korah, a man so wealthy that he got a false sense of importance and began a rebellion against Moses—and against God Himself. Do you know what happened next? Let’s just say it didn’t end well for Korah.

While most of us know that money is finite, and not eternal, it’s easy to lose sight of this during everyday life. But, as Yael shares, if we count our good deeds instead of our money, we’ll discover how truly wealthy we all are in God’s eyes! Listen now!

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