This week on the Red Alert Report, Amy Zewe welcomes Kristin Fasso, founder of the Jewishness of Jesus Conference, to discuss how discovering the Jewish roots of her Christian faith transformed her understanding of Scripture and deepened her walk with the Lord.
After years of searching for answers, Kristin prayed, "Please help me with my unbelief. I want to know You like You know me," and that prayer led her into the Hebrew context of the Bible, revealing the richness and depth of God's Word.
In this episode, Kristin shares her faith journey, the importance of understanding the Jewishness of Jesus, and why believers today are being called to go deeper in their study of Scripture.

"It's time to dig wells. It's time for the water to gather and go deeper."

Listen to this inspiring conversation and discover how the Jewish foundations of Christianity can enrich your faith and understanding of God's Word.
Find the Jewishness of Jesus Conference videos on their YouTube Channel: @JewishnessofJesusConference & look for them on Instagram.

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As we mark the third anniversary of October 7, we pause not only to remember the horror of that day but also to lift up the people of Israel in prayer.

In this week’s Red Alert Report, our dear friend, Igal Hecht, joins us. Igal is an Israeli filmmaker whose work has become a powerful witness to the truth of what happened and the resilience of those who survived. Igal recalls the moment the attacks began—while in Toronto, his phone erupted with urgent alerts from Israel. “Red alert, red alert… rockets, rockets, rockets.” Like so many Israelis abroad, his heart turned immediately toward loved ones back home as the scale of the assault became clear. In the aftermath, Igal felt compelled to document the truth. He and fellow filmmakers produced two significant works:

• Where Do We Belong? — following women who survived the massacre and continue to rebuild their lives.

• The Killing Roads — exposing the brutality and chaos that unfolded on the roads that morning, much of which was “very much undertold.”

Igal stresses the importance of remembering the violence of that day and resisting narratives that distort or minimize the reality of the attacks. “What they did on the seventh shall never be forgotten.”

As we reflect on October 7, we also remember the spiritual calling we share: to pray for Israel, to stand with the Jewish people, and to seek truth in a world clouded by misinformation.

May we continue to lift up the families still healing, the communities still rebuilding, and the nation still defending itself against ongoing threats. And may we pray for God’s comfort, protection, and justice to prevail. To hear Igal’s full reflections and learn more about his documentary work, we invite you to watch this week’s episode of the Red Alert Report.

View The Killing Roads for free at www.TheKillingRoads.com. Follow us on social media for updates on the US release date for Where do We Belong?

Standing with Israel in faith and prayer, Amy Zewe The Jerusalem Connection International

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This week on the Red Alert Report, we meet with Reverend Tom Burden of CMJ Israel—an organization with nearly 200 years of history serving the people of the Holy Land. After more than a year serving in Jerusalem, Rev. Tom offers a thoughtful and moving look at the Jewish community’s long history in the city, the challenges they face today, and the vital work CMJ continues to do in support of both Jewish and Arab neighbors.

Tom shares how an unexpected invitation to serve temporarily in Jerusalem became a clear calling for him and his wife. He reflects on CMJ’s 200-year legacy of providing education, healthcare, and spiritual support to vulnerable Jewish communities, and how that mission continues today through relationship-building, advocacy, and practical care.

He also describes life in Jerusalem following the events of October 7—an atmosphere marked by trauma, resilience, and deep community support. Tom’s perspective highlights the complexity of living in a city where joy and sorrow often coexist, and where faith plays a central role in navigating uncertainty.

In this conversation, Reverend Tom Burden shares his experiences and insights from living in Israel and the challenges of living in a war zone, and the resilience of the Israeli people. Reverend Tom also reflects on the complexities of being a Christian in Israel, the importance of community, and the joy of celebrating Sukkot amidst ongoing conflict. He emphasizes the need for prayer and alignment with God's will in their mission.

If you’d like to hear more about Rev. Tom’s journey, CMJ’s historic ministry, and the realities facing Jerusalem’s communities today, we invite you to watch the full episode. Learn more about CMJ at CMJ-Israel.org.

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