Charlotte Korchak reflects on the Israel-Gaza conflict and the recent hostage crisis, expressing relief at the hostages’ return and the profound emotional impact of the events. She underscores education as vital to combating antisemitism and fostering Israeli-Palestinian understanding, critiques the framing of the ceasefire as a peace deal, and examines the roles of media and international actors, ultimately urging dialogue, empathy, and sustained efforts toward a shared future.

Andrew and Daphne mark two years since the October 7th Hamas attacks, reflecting on how that day reshaped their lives, their ministry and the global response to rising anti-Semitism. Through personal stories and heartbreaking insights, they urge listeners to stand with Israelis / Jewish communites—advocating for awareness, action, and compassion in a time of continued challenge.

Reverend Chris Wickland returns to discuss the UK, Australia, and Canada’s recognition of a "Palestinian state" and it's implications. He shares insights on political motives, the church’s role, prophetic significance of current events and Christians’ responsibility towards Israel.

Reverend Chris Wickland discusses the current state of the UK, focusing on the intersection of faith and politics. He reflects on the recent Tommy Robinson rally, which he attended, implications of Charlie Kirk's assassination, and signs of revival. Chris emphasizes the crucial need for Christians to understand the political landscape and to actively participate in shaping the future of the nation through faith-based action.

Fabio D'Andrea a composer and pianist talks about music’s profound influence on culture. From classical to contemporary, discover how music shapes society, bridges generations, and adapts in the digital age. Fabio also shares his journey and insights on music’s power to tell stories and inspire change.

Volodia discusses the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, focusing on Russia's territorial claims, the impact of war on civilians, especially children, and the role of faith in navigating these challenges. He highlights the psychological and educational struggles faced by the population and reflects on the broader geopolitical context, including the situation in Israel. The conversation emphasizes resilience, community support, and the importance of faith during crises.

Pastor Steven Yoes passionately shares his support for Israel and the Jewish people. In this captivating episode, you’ll laugh, reflect, and be inspired by personal stories that reveal the awakening of a new generation to faith. Discover the power of building bridges between Christians and Jews, and the divine calling to comfort God’s chosen people. Amid shifting global events, this heartfelt conversation challenges believers to respond with compassion, obedience, and unity in standing with Israel.

Avishai speaks about the effects of the October 7th attacks on Israel's tourism industry, society, and global perception. Avishai shares his personal background, the challenges faced since the attacks, and the importance of standing with and comforting the Jewish people. The conversation highlights the spiritual value of visiting Israel, the significance of God's covenant with the Jewish people, and the need for empathy and support during times of crisis.

Andrew, Daphne, and Pastor Daniel Secomb discuss the resurgence of Christianity among youth and the growing decline in support for Israel, particularly within the church. They address issues such as replacement theology, rising anti-Semitism—including on college campuses—and the church’s duty to stand with Israel. The conversation emphasizes passing on Christian values to the next generation, confronting hypocrisy in human rights advocacy, and encouraging Christian Zionists who may feel isolated.

Simcha Greiniman, a long-time volunteer with Zaka, shares his experiences and insights into the organization's humanitarian efforts, particularly in the aftermath of tragedies, such as the Oct 7th terror attack. He discusses the importance of identifying victims for the sake of their families, the challenges faced during crisis situations, and the psychological toll on volunteers. Simcha emphasizes the need for community involvement and the universal mission of Zaka to care for humanity, regardless of background. He also reflects on the philosophy that drives their work, highlighting the significance of kindness and respect for all lives.

Andrew and Daphne talk with Reverend Chris Wickland about the UK’s political, cultural, and spiritual challenges. They discuss the rise of the Reform Party, free speech concerns, and the church’s silence on key issues like Israel and antisemitism. Wickland calls for bold, honest conversations and urges the church to reclaim its voice in a divided, secular society.

Andrew and Daphne, in their conversation about Generation to Generation, stress the urgent need to educate the next generation with biblical truths, especially about Israel. They express concern over rising antisemitism and misinformation influencing young people, emphasizing the church’s vital role in countering this through sound teaching. They call on the older generation to take responsibility, act intentionally, and recognize silence as complicity. Their message is a wake-up call to confront ignorance and ensure that both the young and old are grounded in God’s word.

In this powerful episode, Doran Keidar, former IDF soldier and passionate advocate, shares his journey from the front lines of Israel’s defense to global advocacy. Doran opens up about the emotional toll of war, challenges of media misrepresentation, and the deep spiritual battle surrounding Israel’s identity. He delves into the significance of the Temple Mount — a sacred site for Jews and Christians. Through his organization Cry For Zion, Doran champions the rights of Jews and Christians to pray freely on the Mount. This is a call to action: to stand with Israel, seek truth beyond the headlines, and discover the deeper spiritual story behind one of the most contested places on earth.

Andrew and Daphne speak with IDF Sgt. Major Chaim Malespin about the ongoing conflict, humanitarian concerns, and complexities surrounding hostages. He advocates for decisive action in warfare, references implications of international law, and contrasting narratives. We also discuss Syria and its ongoing instability. Chaim details why he believes that the current conflict is part of a larger prophetic narrative.

Volodia shares his experiences, insights, and the impact of the ongoing war in Ukraine on the church within the historical context of conflict with Russia. He discusses the current situation in Kyiv, the challenges families face, and the importance of faith during these trying times. He reflects on President Zelensky’s leadership, his meeting with President Trump, and the implications of international agreements, including those related to NATO and mineral deals. The podcast concludes with a reflection on the importance of Kingdom values over political agendas... and a very unexpected ending!

Shai Davidai is an assistant professor at Columbia University who is suspended and under a no-contact order amid rising antisemitic campus tensions. He advocates for freedom of speech and open dialogue, stressing the importance of solidarity among differing communities and open communication surrounding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Shai stresses the need for education, understanding, and healing, encouraging young people to educate themselves on the complexities of the conflict.

Throughout history humanity has repeatedly failed the Jewish people. Today silence in the face of injustice continues to be an act of complicity. Hillel Fuld stresses the need for moral clarity in a time when everyone has a role to play in advocating for justice. Hillel also shares how his brother"s murder in 2018 has a direct impact on the the complexity of the current hostage exchanges.

A riveting conversation with Nathan Neighbour as he shares his experiences as a pastor in Los Angeles County, particularly in the wake of the devastating wildfires: the long-term community impact and how the church has mobilized to provide support and resources. Nathan emphasizes the emotional and spiritual needs of those affected, the challenges posed by insurance issues, and the importance of community involvement in recovery efforts. He calls for prayer and action from the global church to support Los Angeles during this crisis.

Katharine draws parallels between current events and the legacy of Corrie ten Boom, whose example of courage in the face of injustice can be an inspiration to this generation. She also touches on the historical context of antisemitism, while discussing the political implications of the Palestinian identity and the current state of the Jewish people. Katharine also shares about the need for preparedness in protecting the nation.

Daphne engages in heartfelt conversation with Volodia from Ukraine, discussing the challenges and resilience of Ukrainian people during the ongoing dire situation they face. He particularly emphasizes the emotional toll, especially on family separation, children and the stress of believers in occupied territories having to flee. The need for continued global support for Ukraine, through prayer and financial assistance is as desperate as ever.