Caesarea: The City That Changed the World On the Mediterranean coast of Israel stand the ruins of Caesarea, one of the most important cities in the history of the early church. At first, Caesarea was a Roman city built to display power. It had a massive artificial harbor, a palace, a theater, a hippodrome, temples,[…]
Iraq, Babylon, and the Quest for Power: What Archaeology and Prophecy Reveal About God’s Word Few cities in history carry the weight of Babylon. Babylon was more than an ancient city. It became a symbol of power, pride, human ambition, false worship, political greatness, and final judgment. Its ruins still speak today. Its name still[…]
The Ivory Comb of Lachish: How a Small Discovery Speaks to the Reliability of Scripture Sometimes the most powerful evidence comes in the smallest form. In Part 3 of Greatest Discoveries in the Land of Israel, Dr. Michael G. Hasel shares the story of one of the most remarkable archaeological discoveries connected to the biblical[…]
The Spade and the Historical Jesus: Archaeology, Prophecy, and the King Who Gave Everything Is the story of Jesus only a matter of faith, or is it also rooted in real history? That question matters deeply. Christianity is not built on vague ideas, private visions, or abstract philosophy. It is built on the claim that[…]
Egyptian Wonders in the Lost Cities of the Dead: Archaeology, Moses, and the God Above Egypt Disclaimer: The video shared in this post was produced by a third party. We may not endorse every view, belief, or conclusion of the creator, but we are sharing it because we believe it contains material that may be[…]
Biblical Archaeology, Writing, and Why the Word Still Stands: Reflections on Michael G. Hasel’s Tyndale Fellowship Lecture 2025 At the 2025 Tyndale Fellowship Biblical Archaeology Lecture, Dr. Michael G. Hasel delivered a thoughtful and timely presentation that moved well beyond archaeology alone. His lecture explored how confidence in the Bible’s historical reliability has been challenged[…]
Egypt, Moses, and the Power of the Serpent Ancient Egypt is one of the most fascinating civilizations in world history. Its pyramids, temples, royal tombs, and towering monuments still capture the imagination of millions. Yet behind all of Egypt’s splendor stood a spiritual system deeply shaped by ideas about death, power, and the afterlife. In[…]
The Place in Israel Where Archaeology Was Born Disclaimer: The video(s) shared in this post are produced by third parties. We may not endorse all views, beliefs, or content of the creators, but we share these resources because we believe they can be a blessing to our visitors. There are places in the land of[…]
Lazarus of Bethany: Archaeological Evidence for the Tomb of Lazarus Disclaimer: The video(s) shared in this post are produced by third parties. We may not endorse all views, beliefs, or content of the creators, but we share these resources because we believe they can be a blessing to our visitors. Few moments in the Gospels[…]
Archaeological Evidence for Giants in the Bible? Can archaeology tell us anything about the giants mentioned in Scripture? In this fascinating video, Joel Kramer explores a remarkable discovery from Israel that raises that exact question. Found near modern Kfar Monash, a hoard of unusually large bronze weapons, including massive spearheads and armor scales, has led[…]
