Dr. John Meade joins us to talk about the Text and Canon Institute at Phoenix Seminary. Teaching and understanding the origin, transmission, and preservation of the 66 books of the Bible is a crucial part of the church’s mission.

Shiloh Square Supervisor Dr. Mark Hassler of Virginia Beach Theological Seminary joins us to talk about “Altars of Sacrifice.” Why does God require blood sacrifice for the remission of sins? Have sacrificial altars been found in the archaeological record? Did the ABR ministry find altars connected to the Tabernacle and sacrificial system at Shiloh? We hope you can join us while Dr. Hassler answers these questions and more!

Associates for Biblical Research Board Member Tommy Chamberlin joins us to talk about the importance of communicating discoveries from the world of biblical archaeology to the larger public through the medium of exhibits. Tune in and find out more about ABR’s World of Jesus, and Joshua, Judges, and Jesus exhibits.

Dr. Todd Wood will be our guest and will provide us with an update on the science of human origins. In particular, Dr. Wood and I will be exploring Homo Naledi, a unique kind of fossil found buried en masse within a deep cave in South Africa.

Archaeologist Gary Byers will join us again to talk about Egyptian Tombs and the Bible. Tombs in Egypt and inscriptions found in them have greatly enhanced our understanding of the ancient near eastern world beyond the Holy Land. Gary will be guiding us through some amazing tombs and archaeological finds.

Archaeologist Gary Byers will join us to talk about Egyptian Tombs and their relationship to the Bible. Tombs in Egypt and inscriptions found in them have greatly enhanced our understanding of the ancient near eastern world beyond the Bible and the Holy Land.

Archaeologist Dr. Randall Price joins us to talk about his multiple archeological expeditions in and around the Dead Sea caves. Hear first hand from an archaeological expert about what it is like to explore the caves, and learn about many fascinating discoveries made by his team. Want to learn more about digging near the Dead Sea? Join us for our next episode of Digging for Truth.

On our latest episode of Digging for Truth, Bryan Windle joins us to talk about King Jehu of the northern kingdom of Israel. We’ll be looking at Assyrian records which affirm the historicity of Jehu, also confirming that he was the successor to King Omri’s dynasty,  just as Scripture describes.  Archaeology from this period also provides background information to helps us understand the world in which Jehu came to power.