Jews for Jesus

10/15/2026

Something new is coming to Jews for Jesus. 👀

We’re making room for the questions that matter, the conversations worth having, and the ancient truths that still speak to our world today.

New shows, new conversations, and this is just the beginning.

🎬 It all starts THIS SUNDAY!

Head over to the Jews for Jesus YouTube channel, hit subscribe, and be among the first to see what’s coming.

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10/15/2026

Something new is coming to Jews for Jesus. 👀

We’re making room for the questions that matter, the conversations worth having, and the ancient truths that still speak to our world today.

New shows, new conversations, and this is just the beginning.

🎬 It all starts THIS SUNDAY!

Head over to the Jews for Jesus YouTube channel, hit subscribe, and be among the first to see what’s coming.

🔗 Subscribe now: https://youtube.com/?si=Rjq4x_pw43LqkXfK

10/13/2026

Who is the servant described in Isaiah 53?

When we share why we believe this particular passage describes Yeshua, the Jewish man we’re speaking to offers a different perspective on the Messiah and speaks about his own relationship with God.

What questions does this passage raise for you?

10/09/2026

Does following Jesus mean leaving your Jewish identity behind?

In this conversation, this Jewish woman shares why she sees her Jewish roots and her faith in Yeshua as part of the same story.

What would you want to ask her?

10/07/2026

Three years later, we remember.

We remember the lives taken. We remember those who were held hostage and the families forever changed. And we remember an entire community of Jewish people who have carried wounds that don’t simply disappear with time.

Anniversaries like this remind us that healing is rarely a straight line. Grief often lingers. Trauma leaves its mark. And for many, the pain of that day is still very present.

And yet, even in the midst of all that sorrow, we hold on to hope.

Hope that healing is possible. Hope that life can emerge again after unimaginable loss. Hope rooted in the faithfulness of a God who has not abandoned His people.

Today, we mourn. We remember. And we stand with our people.

Am Yisrael Chai. The people of Israel live.

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Despite the attempts to marginalize, minimize, and even destroy the Jewish people, we have survived … and we are finding hope.

10/06/2026

Is Jesus God?

Our new friend describes sensing God through creation, then asks a question about Jesus.

Drawing on the scriptures, we explain why we believe God made Himself vividly known in and through Jesus.

What questions does this conversation bring up for you?

10/01/2026

What shapes the beliefs we hold most deeply?

This Jewish man was reflecting on his spiritual search and the personal experiences behind his own belief in God.

So we invited him to read Jesus’ teachings for himself and draw his own conclusions.

What has shaped your own beliefs the most?

09/30/2026

She felt a connection before she could even explain it.

This Jewish woman remembers wanting to know Jesus and sensing a connection between Him and her own Jewish identity.

Then, as she began reading the Scriptures, she had an “aha” moment: Jesus is Jewish!

What’s something you’ve learned about Jesus that surprised you?

09/27/2026

Chag Sukkot Sameach! 🌿🍋

As we celebrate Sukkot, we remember God’s faithfulness in the wilderness, His provision for His people, and the joy of dwelling in His presence.

We hope this season is filled with gratitude, celebration, and a renewed awareness that God is with us and continues to provide.

From all of us at Jews for Jesus, we wish you and your family a joyful Sukkot! 💛

09/26/2026

Would you read a book you didn’t agree with?

In this conversation with two Jewish men, one shares his interest in learning about Jesus firsthand. But he also makes an important distinction: being willing to read another perspective doesn’t mean accepting it.

What helps you stay open to learning something new when you historically disagree?