Chavah Messianic Radio

Shalom fine Chavah fans,We’re rolling out some fresh new music on Chavah for your holy pleasure:Lily Rice – ShoresI first came across Lily a few months ago at Hebraic Music Fest. Her soft, heartfelt, acoustic tunes for the Lord were beautiful and memorable. She reached out to us at Chavah Messianic Radio shortly after and contributed her album for play on the station.Thanks Lily!Fine Chavah fans, enjoy the new acoustic music for Messiah.

Shabbat shalom fine Chavah fans,I’m pleased to announce new music from a holy friend now playing on Chavah:Shawna Rae – Of Dreams and DustShawna Rae is a new and upcoming Messianic artist with a beautiful voice, a remarkable songwriting skill, and a passion for the Lord. She runs Proclaim Hebraic Music Fest, a new music festival in the midwest US that attracts a great deal of music talent for the Lord. I’ve had the joy of worshiping with her over the last several years during the Biblical feasts, so it’s with great pleasure I can present her new album – her first! – on Chavah. The songs are beautiful and stirring, creative and thought-provoking works for the Lord. I think you fine Chavah fans will enjoy.You can support Shawna by purchasing her album over at ShawnaRaeMusic.com. Thanks for supporting Messiah’s musicians, fine Chavah fans.

Shalom Chavah fans,Fresh new Messianic music for your holy enjoyment: Mishkanim – RejoicingMishkanim are a wonderful Messianic couple, veterans of Messianic music. This is the 5th (!) Messianic album they’ve graciously allowed us to play on Chavah. Their previous Messianic albums: Into the DeepReturningRestorationRedemption…are all well-received and highly ranked on Chavah. Messianic music lovers enjoy Mishkanim music! I’m certain this new album will encourage and edify you, fine Chavah fans.Also, thanks to the fine Chavah fans who donated to make this album happen! All glory to the King!Enjoy the fine new music for Messiah, fine Chavah fans.

A lot of folks have written in, asking why Chavah won’t play the next song. Q. “Chavah plays a song, then when the song ends, I don’t hear anything. What’s wrong?”A. If you’re on a desktop or laptop, reboot. If you’re on a mobile device like an iPhone, iPad, or Android phone, use the Chavah app: Chavah for iOS, or Chavah for Android.Q. I’m using the Chavah app, but it still only plays 1 song, then stops.A. On some mobile devices, like iPhone, Chavah must be in the foreground (not in the background) and your screen must be on.The problem isn’t with Chavah, but the device you’re using to listen. Chavah uses web standards to play audio, meaning it works fine on laptops, desktops, Windows, Mac, Linux. However, some mobile devices, like Apple iPhones, impose superficial imitations on web-based audio. For example, as of iOS 12, Apple has imposed a battery-saving (but app-breaking) “feature” that prevents web-based apps, like Chavah, from running in the background. Thus, as of iOS 12, for Ch…

Shalom Chavah fans!We’ve rolled out a nifty new feature on Chavah: you can now comment on songs!Whenever a song is playing, scroll down to the comments area:Click the drop down arrow and you’ll see existing comments and a way to comment yourself:You’ll notice that a user’s picture is next to the comment – if you don’t have a profile picture, you can add one on your profile. Also, the user’s first and last name are displayed, which are also pulled from your profile. If you haven’t filled it out, Chavah will use a variant on your email address as the displayed name.To limit abuse, commenting requires you to sign in. If you’re not signed in, you can see existing comments, but you’ll need to sign in to add your own comment. Here’s what it looks like if I’m not signed in:My goal with this feature is help build a community around the music and to give listeners a voice! I often find many users submit comments to songs as lyrics or song tags. We can’t accept those submissions, but it shows a…

Brand new Messianic music, hot off the presses, now playing on Chavah!Ted Pearce & Friends - Songs of the RabbiThis is an awesome project from Ted Pearce: find songs penned by Messianic Jewish rabbis and have leading Messianic music artists perform them. What a blessing!Contributing artists include Messianic musicians Ted Pearce, Corry Bell from Lev Shelo, Michelle Gold, Sue Samuel, Deborah Kline-Iantorno, Sarah Benedict, Marc Vidito, Yosef Koelner, The Men's Shtetl Choir, Elshad Babakhanov, Mahlody Wray, and more.What an amazing blessing this is - to preserve the works of Messianic Jewish rabbis, to amplify the name of Messiah, to bring together some of the great Messianic musicians of our time - all together in one album. What a blessing!I hope you'll check it out. Many thanks to Ted Pearce for sending this to us for play on Chavah - thank you, Ted! Please support this work by purchasing the album for name-your-price over at TedPearce.com.