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7 Episodes 2025 - 2026
Episode 16
Fri, Oct 24, 2025
PM Netanyahu's foes sow discord, tabling sovereignty measure in the Knesset during VP Vance's visit. An inside look at CBN films' "Oracles of God: The New Testament." Writer/director Erin Zimmerman.
Episode 22
Fri, Nov 14, 2025
Archaeologists in Galilee have uncovered new evidence confirming the biblical town of Bethsaida, the birthplace of Peter, Andrew, and Phillip. Exclusive interviews with archaeologists Dr. Motti Aviam and Dr. Steven Notley, who are leading the excavation. Highlight: 6th-century church inscription referencing Peter.
Episode 35
Tue, Dec 30, 2025
2025 brought shifts in the Middle East facilitated by the Trump administration. Hostages freed, deals struck with former Middle Eastern enemies and PM Netanyahu forging a partnership with the U.S. Plus. the deadly rise of antisemitism internationally.
Episode 36
Fri, Jan 2, 2026
Looking ahead at 2026 with Chris Mitchell, Julie Stahl, John Waage, and Joshua Swanson. Analysis: U.S. midterm elections and Knesset elections in Israel. What kind of neighbor will Syria be for Israel, and what role will Turkey take? Plus, immigration trends.
Episode 61
Tue, Mar 31, 2026
Episode 66
Fri, Apr 17, 2026
Hosted by Julie Stahl and Joshua Swanson, Ceasefire with Lebanon Does it Mean the End of Hezbollah presents a wide ranging look at shifting dynamics in the Middle East, where diplomacy, military pressure, and faith intersect during a critical moment in the region. The broadcast begins with growing expectations of a turning point as U.S. President Donald Trump signals that the war with Iran may be nearing its end. While expressing optimism about upcoming negotiations, the United States is simultaneously increasing its military presence, reinforcing a strategy that combines diplomacy with the credible threat of force. Iranian officials continue to insist on maintaining nuclear enrichment, while new economic measures aim to intensify pressure on the regime. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu emphasizes ongoing operations in southern Lebanon, including efforts to expand a security buffer zone and weaken Hezbollah's strongholds. Attention then turns to a newly announced ten day ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon, intended to create space for negotiations and reduce hostilities along the northern border. While leaders express cautious optimism about a potential historic agreement, deep divisions remain. Israel continues to push for Hezbollah's disarmament, while the terror group rejects the talks altogether. On the ground, the cost of conflict is clear, with thousands of rockets fired into northern Israel and communities living under constant threat. Military officials stress that Hezbollah's tactics include embedding within civilian areas, complicating efforts to neutralize the group while minimizing harm to noncombatants. A powerful human story follows, featuring Iranian escapee Ali Rezaei Majd, who recounts his journey from a fitness trainer to a vocal critic of the regime. After witnessing violence against protesters, he shared messages online calling for freedom, drawing millions of views and the attention of authorities. Forced to flee, he escaped across the Iraqi border and later publicly embraced his Christian faith through baptism. His story reflects both the dangers faced by dissidents in Iran and a growing spiritual awakening among some Iranians seeking hope beyond oppression. The program also addresses rising antisemitism within parts of the global church through an interview with Julian Dobbs. Dobbs points to misunderstandings of Scripture and a disconnect from Christianity's Jewish roots as key factors contributing to hostility toward the Jewish people. He calls on church leaders to teach the full biblical narrative and to recognize the Jewish identity of Jesus and the early church, urging believers to respond with truth, humility, and love. In Israel, CBN partners continue to provide practical aid to communities impacted by conflict, delivering food, trauma care, and specialized assistance to vulnerable individuals. These efforts demonstrate a tangible expression of faith in action during times of crisis. The broadcast also highlights the biblical practice of counting the Omer, the forty nine day period between Passover and Shavuot. This tradition, rooted in Leviticus, connects redemption with spiritual transformation, pointing to the giving of the law and, for Christians, the outpouring of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost. The teaching emphasizes God's ongoing plan of salvation for all nations and invites believers to reflect on the deeper spiritual meaning of these appointed times. Together, these stories paint a picture of a region at a crossroads, where geopolitical developments, personal testimonies, and biblical truths converge, offering both sobering realities and enduring hope.
Episode 67
Tue, Apr 21, 2026
Hosted by Julie Stahl and Joshua Swanson, "Heightened Tensions in Strait of Hormuz" offers a comprehensive look at escalating tensions across the Middle East, focusing on the strategic Strait of Hormuz, regional conflict, and the spiritual perspectives shaping the region. The broadcast opens with a deepening standoff between the United States and Iran over control of the Strait of Hormuz, a vital global oil route. After an Iranian vessel attempted to breach a blockade, U.S. naval forces intervened, further straining already fragile relations. Oil prices have surged amid the uncertainty, while diplomatic efforts appear increasingly tenuous. Despite planned negotiations, Iran signaled reluctance to participate, even as U.S. leaders warned of severe consequences if a deal is not reached. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu described the moment as one of "great challenge and consequence," underscoring the volatility of the region. At the same time, tensions persist along Israel's northern border despite a ceasefire with Hezbollah. Violations have included deadly attacks on UN peacekeepers and continued militant activity. Israel has responded with targeted strikes, emphasizing its commitment to protecting northern communities. The situation highlights the fragile nature of ceasefire agreements in a region where hostilities can quickly reignite. A separate controversy has stirred global reaction after an image surfaced of an Israeli soldier defacing a statue of Jesus in a Lebanese village. The incident drew sharp criticism from Christian communities and Israeli leaders alike. The Israel Defense Forces launched an investigation, reinforcing its commitment to accountability and respect for religious sensitivity. The story underscores the deep significance of faith and symbolism in the region's ongoing tensions. The program also examines how misinformation spread during Holy Week in Jerusalem, when security restrictions prompted by credible threats were mischaracterized online as religious persecution. Reporting from Joshua Swanson highlights that while access to holy sites was temporarily limited, the measures were broadly applied for safety. Experts and faith leaders emphasized that Christianity continues to grow in Israel, even amid conflict, countering widespread narratives circulating on social media. In a compelling interview, Gary Lane speaks with Hormoz Shariat, who shares insights from inside Iran. Shariat describes a population weary of oppression and increasingly open to change, even at great personal cost. He suggests many Iranians view external pressure as a possible path to liberation, reflecting deep dissatisfaction with the current regime. The broadcast concludes with a powerful look at healing through the Shiloh Israel Children's Fund, where trauma victims, especially children, receive therapy through creative and experiential methods. This final segment underscores a central theme that even amid conflict and uncertainty, hope, resilience, and faith continue to shine through the lives of those seeking restoration and peace.