Sapir Cohen was kidnapped from Israel on October 7 and taken into Gaza. Reuven Doron brings you the inspiring story of this secular young woman who was brutally kidnapped during the Nova music festival near the Gaza Strip border and kept inside the tunnels, not knowing if she was going to see the light of day ever again. All throughout her horrifying ordeal, Sapir recalled one Biblical psalm, psalm 27, that encouraged her and kept her fearless against her enemies.

We often judge situations and people. What happens to us when we judge others? Do we enjoy being judged ourselves?

In this lecture, Victoria touches on a topic that is always relevant—our tongue, our speech. The words we say and the way we say them have immense power and influence over our lives and the lives of others. What insights does the Bible offer to help us understand this important subject?

Rami Danieli gives a lecture on a sensitive topic: Who is a Jew? Over the years, and through the great immigrations from Ethiopia and Russia, the people of Israel have tried to define what it means to be Jewish. There are many different opinions, but in this lecture, Rami will try to understand the true meaning of the term with the help of the Bible.

There are about 8 billion people in the world, of which about 850 million are hungry for bread. But Yosef Rachamim claims that millions more people than these are hungry for the meaning of life.

Victoria Trobek hosts Deborah Locker for a heart-to-heart conversation to hear about Deborah's spiritual journey of faith as she immigrated to Israel from a foreign country all by herself at a young age.

In the Holy Scriptures, We Learn About God's People Who Had Closeness and Intimacy with the Holy One. Is Such Closeness to God Possible in the Modern Era? Is a Personal Relationship with God Attainable Even Today?

Honoring our Parents: The First Commandment with a Promise "Honor your father and your mother, so that you may live long in the land the Lord your God is giving you." Why is it so important for the Bible to emphasize the commandment of honoring your father and mother, to the extent that it was included as one of the Ten Commandments?