New Testament Era
The Intertestamental Period 400 BC-25 AD
The Life & Ministry of the Lord Jesus Christ & the Apostles 26-99 AD
The Patristic Era 100-450 AD
People, Places, and Things in the New Testament
The Roman Tiber River Inscription and the Cypriot Proconsul Sergius Paulus
Top Ten Discoveries Related to Christmas
A Remarkable, New Shroud Dating Measurement
The Rise of the Synagogue in Biblical Times
Further Ruminations on the Shroud of Turin
The Shroud and the 1988 Carbon Dating Scandal
The Nazareth Inscription: Proof of the Resurrection of Christ?
Crucifixion: History and Practice
From One Evangelist to Another
ABR Researches Jerusalem Tombs for the Shroud of Turin Project
Born in Bethlehem
A Brief History of the Septuagint
The Arch of Titus and the Olive Tree of Romans 11
The Tomb of Luke the Evangelist
Ancient Harbors of the Sea of Galilee
Some Ruminations on the Shroud of Turin
The Byzantine Church at Khirbet el-Maqatir: Does Its Structure Resemble the Temple?
Ritual Purity at Khirbet el-Maqatir’s First Century Village and The First Jewish Revolt against Rome
Is It Time to Throw Away Your Bible?: ‘Bart Ehrman and The Reliability of the NT’
Luke the Physician: With “Medicine for the Souls”
Titus: Blessed Are The Peacemakers (And Administrators)
The Shroud of Turin’s Earlier History: Part Four – To Little Lirey
The Household of Stephanas: Firstfruits of Achaia
Mutiny on the HMS Corinth: Under-Rowers for Captain Jesus
Passion Week Archaeology
The Shroud of Turin’s Earlier History: Part Three – The Shroud of Constantinople
Refuting Contemporary Attacks on the Resurrection: Part Three with Gordon Franz
Refuting Contemporary Attacks on the Resurrection: Part Two with Gordon Franz
The Shroud of Turin’s Earlier History: Part Two – To the Great City
The Shroud of Turin’s Earlier History: Part One – To Edessa
The Mustard Tree
John the Baptist: the First Believer in Christ to Be Martyred
The Prophecy of Jesus and The Temple
The Christmas Story: How Well Do You Know It? Part Five
The Christmas Story: How Well Do You Know It? Part Four
The Christmas Story: How Well Do You Know It? Part Three
The Christmas Story: How Well Do You Know It? Part Two
Follow Me
The Christmas Story: How Well Do You Know It? Part One
Fishers of Men
Text and Tell: The Excavations at Bethsaida
The Temple of Caesar Augustus at Caesarea Philippi
The Battle of Philippi: The Battle that Changed the Course of Western Civilization
Spiritual Lessons from the Pool of Siloam (Part 5)
Spiritual Lessons from the Pool of Siloam (Part 4)
Spiritual Lessons from the Pool of Siloam (Part 3)
The Resurrection of Jesus Christ: Part 2
The Resurrection of Jesus Christ: Part 1
Spiritual Lessons from the Pool of Siloam (Part 2)
Why Were The Sailors Afraid Of The Syrtis Sands (Acts 27:17)?
Christmas Reflections
King of Kings
Biblical Archaeology at Capernaum: Part Three
Biblical Archaeology at Capernaum: Part Two
Biblical Archaeology at Capernaum: Part One
Meat Offered to Idols’ in Pergamum and Thyatira
The King and I: Opening The Third Seal, Part 3
The King and I: Exiled To Patmos, Part 2
The King and I: The Apostle John and Emperor Domitian, Part 1
Jesus Celebrates Hanukkah, the Festival of Light
The Pastor and the Christmas Story
Away In a Manger But Not In a Barn
Rethinking The Crucified Man From Giv’at Ha-Mivtar
New Discoveries Relating to the Apostle Paul
The Jesus Tomb Unmasked
The Imperial Cult and the Resurrection of the Lord Jesus
Let the Dead Bury Their Own Dead
Jesus and the Sea of Galilee
The Angelic Proclamation to the Shepherds
Who Is Immanuel?
Oh Little Town of Bethlehem
Incomprehensible
The Manger and the Inn
A Brief Comment on the Census in Luke 2
For Young Archaeologists: Herod the Great
Ehrman on Abiathar: Is the Bible Ever Mistaken?
Divine Healer: Jesus vs. Eshmun
Latest Developments on the Shroud of Turin: Part II
Latest Developments on the Shroud of Turin: Part I
The Star of Bethlehem
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