Pictured is Tel Hazor, a city that controlled a stretch of the famous Via Maris that ran from Babylon to Egypt. Joshua destroyed this city along with it’s king, Jabin. Yet, Deborah and Barak defeated Jabin of Hazor not even … Continue reading →

This is a picture of Caesarea where King Herod built one of the ancient world’s largest ports. In doing so, he was both cheap and vain. He built to impress others, especially Caesar. Yet, he built these columns with cheap … Continue reading →

This is ancient Shiloh, which the Israelis excavated right where the Bible says it would be. Funny how that works, huh? They also excavated where the Tabernacle stood. What’s pictured on the right is where the Holy of Holies once … Continue reading →

What an interesting first day of Experience Israel 2014. At Independence Hall, we heard the story of one who said, “We don’t like having to send our children to the military. We want peace, but we do not apologize for … Continue reading →

Man, it sure would be nice if Jesus finished His job early, like yesterday. What am I talking about? I wish He’d make me completely like Him right now. This battle to defeat my enemy and my drugs of choice … Continue reading →