Eitz Chaim Messianic Congregation, Plano, TX – May 3, 2025
Interviews & Public Speaking
John McKee was interviewed by Ethel Chadwick, of Bagels and Blessings.
Messianic Apologetics editor John McKee delivered the following short presentation at the 2025 Rabbis Conference of the International Alliance of Messianic Congregations and Synagogues (IAMCS).
John McKee discusses how there is a huge feeling among many Messianic people, that the proverbial walls have begun to “close in.” How do we approach matters of the Last Days, end-time prophecy, and the return of the Messiah, in as calm and rational a matter as possible? What do each of us need to be doing, as we anticipate God’s plan for Israel and the world, taking greater shape?
Messianic Apologetics editor John McKee was the designated reader for Greek, from John 3:16.
Outreach Israel Ministries director, and Eitz Chaim elder, Mark Huey, delivered a special prayer for repentance.
Messianic Apologetics editor John McKee delivered the following short presentation at the 2024 Rabbis Conference of the International Alliance of Messianic Congregations and Synagogues (IAMCS).
Messiah 2023 Grantham, PA – 03 July, 2023
John McKee discusses some of the severe challenges facing the contemporary Body of Messiah in our age of Wokeism, Deconstruction, and the increasing threats posed by social media. How do today’s Messianic people best sort through being an active testimony for Yeshua, and not ignore what is taking place?
Messianic Apologetics editor John McKee was the designated reader for Greek, from Acts 2.
Languages in order: English, Hebrew, Greek, German, French, Ukrainian, Romanian, Spanish, Bulgarian, Hebrew, English
Are we about to see a resurgence of the influence of the Wesleyan theological tradition, because of the recent Asbury Revival? Messianic Apologetics editor John McKee, and his mother, Outreach Israel Ministries business manager Margaret McKee Huey, discuss some of their family’s Methodist heritage and experiences. Also considered is the positive influence the Wesleyan tradition can have on the current development of the Messianic movement.