Chavah Messianic Radio

Shalom dear friends, We've started playing some truly fresh new music for King Messiah our station, released this past week from Israel: Miqedem - Live in Tel Aviv In my estimation, Miqedem is the great Messianic music group. Their songs of praise are unparalleled in beauty, skill, and genuine love for the King. The write about this new album, We are so excited to announce that our new live album and concert film is OUT NOW!!!🥳🎥🎵 On August 6th, 2024 at the Inbal Theater, we recorded our first-ever live album! Performing as a quartet with brand new, stripped down arrangements, we celebrated almost ten years of music in this intimate concert in our home town of Tel Aviv 🏠 The album is fresh out of the oven and will take a few weeks to arrive at all the major streaming services, so in the meantime go to the links in our comments for exclusive audio and video downloads!  We hope you enjoy it half as much as we enjoyed making it! ❤️ Please support this work, friends. You can purchas...

Artist depiction of the birth of Messiah A listener writes in, No disrespect intended…what has happened to you ? The Hebrew translation of the Torah-New Testament dose not endorse the heathen holidays ? Gohiem false worship. 😩Dose not the Great G-d of Israel deserve better ??\ -Diane C. I assume Diane has just heard a song associated with Christmas on Chavah. For example,  Marty Goetz - Angels We Have Heard On High   Joshua Aaron - O Come, O Come Immanuel Marty Goetz - Come All Ye Faithful My response: Chavah has always reflected the broad Messianic movement. The wide range of people and personal convictions in the Messianic movement shows up in our music. And that's OK! I may not agree with every personal conviction of individuals in the Messianic movement. So why have Christmas music on Chavah? As I see it, songs like O Come, O Come Immanuel  exalt Yeshua and celebrate His birth, often echoing the very words of the angels in the Gospels, joyously announcing Messiah's a...