A Jew Meets Jesus – Rabbi Kirt Schneider on LIFE Today Live

I am from South Africa, my wife and I started watching The Jewish Jesus 5yrs ago. We are sooo Blessed by The Rabbi and his Wife Cynthia, we have learned so much through the programme. May the Lord Bless their ministry and may they grow from Strength to strength. Once again Thanks for the awesome work you do.

Rabbi Schneider has taught me how to let go and trust Yeshua. My life is new just like Yeshua said !

I can't believe in ever thought of Jesus being the Passover lamb! How could I have been so blind?

Glory be to God!!!

Very interesting interview. A wonderful testimony. I love the passion for Messiah.

Rabbi Kirt is a completed Jew we don’t become a Christian .So many of the churches think we need the leave our Jewishness behind and pick up their church ways. It was like losing something important to me. Hard to explain. God doesn’t expect us to do that. I’m a Jewish beiliever who grew up out of the Jewish community. I also met Jesus while I was weeping crying out to God because I didn’t know what to do with my life. My mum found Jesus first and said it was the most Jewish thing to do accepting Jesus as our Messiah. At 28 He came to me in a vision. It was dark and then I looked up and I knew it was Jesus standing in front of me smiling with His hand out to me. Come he said without speaking. He knew I was hesitant then said I accept you as you are….He was dressed in a white robe. His body was surrounded in a warm glow. His face was just a warm glow. I thought wow this is what love is supposed to feel like. I ran to Him and wept and wept. He held me in His arms. I could feel His breathing Rhythm. My body began to fill up with warmth from my feet to my head even to my finger tips. It was like my body was suspended in the air with Him. But surrounded by light without gravity. There was a quiet wind blowing bringing a soft breeze over my face. It felt like hours. I never wanted to let Him go. I knew I needed His love more than air to breathe. I realized I was no longer crying and that I felt different. The shame the pain the hopelessness was gone and replaced with His love which is indescribable my heart was overflowing with joy and I felt peace so deep inside it was freeing me from the life I was running from. Then He was gone. I pulled the covers up and slept the most rejuvenating sleep ever woke up happy to be alive. Knowing Jesus really did love me. I was sexually abused by my grandfather I was angry and ran away from home when I knew I had to go to my grandparents house. The police told my mum that if they didn’t find me a place to live I’d become a ward of the state. No one knew about my abuse. I was sent to a home for wayward kids for 4 years. I’d only just heard the gospel for the first time that year accepted Jesus because of what he had done for me and knowing he was Jewish and everything he when thought that he understood me. He was the only person to know my secret. And He still loved me. I cried out to Jesus to rescue me from this place but he didn’t. So I let my new found love for Jesus stay in my heart but just lived my life as best I could by myself. After school finished I went out in the world determined to enjoy a new life without Jesus or my family. Got pregnant became a single mother because I couldn’t trust a boy to take care of me. I’d do it myself. Then at 28 many boyfriends later my daughter is 11 in a Jewish school learning about her heritage. I was a dancer and the school asked me to dance at one of the festivals. It was at the Sydney Opera House after the Succoth festival I met a messianic Jew who asked if I would be willing to come to his congregation and teach the woman Israeli dance. I ended up doing it because my daughter wanted me to do it. I had to be there for part of the service on days we performed and heard about the Jesus I once loved. This Rabbi spoke so beautifully and I began to hear about the Jewishness of Jesus. So different to church. It really piqued my interest. So now I was learning about my Jewish roots too. But life was hard. Bills were hard to deal with on my own. I was so so tired. I stated getting demonic visits at night on the ceiling in my bedroom. Telling me Jesus didn’t really care about me what made me think I was so special. Stop thinking about Jesus and he would leave me alone. It made me wonder why this demon was worried whether I talk thought about Jesus what’s it to him. I asked the Rabbi and then I knew. That night I went home and I was crying on my bed. That night Jesus came and told me He loved me I believed Him I felt it like nothing even your best day comes close to the healing I received that night. The peace joy and security I knew I could have with Him. That was the best day of my life. It feels like it was yesterday. I guess Jesus meets us where we are. Takes us as we are. His love transforms us into who He has destined us to be. His children.i feel completed.

Experiences are every Christian's testimony. i.e. Jesus came to me in a vision, a dream, and I was lost, alcoholic, druged out etc. then Jesus saved me

Thanks Jesus-Christ is son of God!

Amen brother. I just ordered the book to support my brother in Christ.

It grieves me that some of posts sound so negative and misses the points that Rabbi Schneider is teaching. Rabbi Schneider never asks people to deny their ancestry, especially the Jewish people. As far as I am concerned, Rabbi Schneider is Jewish and means well when he talks about the Jewish people finding the Messiah. That does not mean he is degrading the Jewish people nor denying his ancestry. To me, Rabbi Schneider is very knowledgeable about Scriptures and the things of God. What he is doing very honorable and good in the sight of men and God, by trying to save the Jewish people and to give them and the rest of the world, 'Truth.' So to try to challenge Rabbi Schneider against another Rabbi is just foolishness. Rabbi Schneider is anointed for his position, and I'm thankful that he is obedient to his calling. He has been Faithful and True to his teaching and preaching, and the work that he does for the Lord. In fact, some of you might want to give and support his ministry since God is mightily using his ministry to reach the lost. But at the same time, you'll be blessed for doing so. I pray discernment for anyone who is not able to see the truth in this matter. God bless. 😊🧡🌷🌈🔥

It’s refreshing to hear this brother’s excitement! I think that we as gentiles in this modern world take John 3:16 for granted

Thank you for your teachings.

Glory to Jesus Christ! The only Messiah

Jesussonrabbikirt sir. I saw your face. So I was very happy. ❤happy jesus the king center heaven journey Christmas. I see your family that holy place. Shalom.

I agree. God created language and he meant “fear” not respect only. I have true believer friends who disagree with me on this. When in doubt, go with the Word of God. Thank you Rabbi Schneider. Read, believe, obey the Word. Thank you Rabbi Schneider for being courageous to stand with the whole Word of God. Amen.

There are a lot of things in the bible which get negated by later things in the bible, to demonstrate how God's spirit moves the people from darkness towards light - so, maybe, just maybe, going back to FEAR isn't the answer. I believe, LOVE of the Lord is far more worthy of our time and energy to explore. But, that's me!

It is always a delight when a chosen recognizes his Messiah, Creator and Savior, when God honors His covenant with Abraham. The rest will follow when Zech.12:10 is fulfilled, wherein the Holy Trinity is revealed ("I...He...Him" as One). What separates God from all false gods is His triune being, which identicalness escapes the spiritually blind, and is only recognized when the veil is lifted in salvation (2Cor.3:15).

Jesus chosen by God Messiah and Jesus mentioned he is the king of the Jewish Amen this is big blessed title for jwesh and all humankind from God ❤❤❤❤❤

thank you glory be to the Lion of Juda!!

Believe in Jesus Christ you and your family will be saved