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The You Are My Witnesses Podcast

Welcome to “You Are My Witnesses,” the podcast designed for friends of Jesus who are ready to take a bold stand as witnesses for Christ!

Podcast · By janellkremer · English · Official site

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Sep 16, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 16, 2026

    Yom Kippur: The Day Sin Was Carried Away (opens the original)

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    Yom Kippur, the holiest day in Israel’s calendar, transcends mere ritual, plunging into the depths of divine mercy and human redemption. It's not just a ceremony of atonement; it's a prophetic roadmap pointing to Jesus, our ultimate sacrifice. The duality of the goats symbolizes purification and the deep scars of sin's separation from God. Yet, here's the twist: Jesus didn’t just carry our sins—He bore them on the cross, fundamentally altering our relationship with sin and forgiveness. This isn’

  2. Episode · Sep 6, 2026

    The Sound of Victory: The Shofar’s Call to Wake Up, Return, and Prepare for the King (opens the original)

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    The shofar is sounding. Are you listening? Throughout Scripture, the sound of the shofar was never random. It announced God's presence, sounded the alarm, called God's people to repentance, proclaimed freedom, gathered the people for battle, and announced the establishment of kings. And there is still a sound for this season. As we enter Tishrei and approach the Feast of Trumpets, the shofar confronts us with a question: Are we awake? Are we listening? Are we ready for the King? The final trumpe

  3. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    Pick Up Your Sword: God’s Call Into 5787 (opens the original)

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    In the momentous Hebrew month of Tishrei, we embark on a season of return, reflection, and renewal. As we enter the Hebrew year 5787, it's crucial to embrace the prophetic symbolism of the sword, which signifies the transformative power of God's Word. This year invites us to examine our hearts, confront fears, and cut away distractions that hinder our relationship with the Good Shepherd. We must listen to His voice amidst the noise and use our own voices courageously to proclaim truth. Together,

  4. Episode · Aug 23, 2026

    Melech Ha’Olam: The King Who Has Come Near (opens the original)

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    We are exploring the profound concept of the King of the Universe stepping into our lives. As we prepare our hearts during the Hebrew month of Elul, we are reminded that Jesus, the King, is not distant; He draws near to us, inviting us to encounter His mercy. Through personal struggles and unanswered prayers, His presence assures us that we matter to Him. Elul serves as a reminder to rekindle our first love for Him, as He extends His hand, urging us to reach back and embrace His grace. Shownotes

  5. Episode · Aug 11, 2026

    I Am My Beloved’s: The Call to Fully Devoted Love (opens the original)

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    What if the transformation you've been praying for begins with an invitation to come closer? In this episode, we enter the Hebrew month of Elul, a season of reflection, surrender, preparation, and renewed devotion. Discover the powerful declaration, “I am my Beloved’s, and my Beloved is mine,” and what it means to move beyond simply believing in Jesus to becoming fully devoted to Him. From the chrysalis to the mountain, Elul reminds us that transformation happens in the presence of the One who c

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