In the heart of the Sinai wilderness lies a site that has challenged scholars for decades: Kuntillet Ajrud. Join us on The Holy Land Path as we examine 2,800-year-old inscriptions and drawings that offer a startling glimpse into the spiritual climate of the 8th Century BC. From the rare mentions of "the Lord of Samaria" to the complex cultural influences of Judah and Israel, we explore how these desert finds confirm the biblical accounts of the ongoing struggle between pure faith and the surrounding pagan world. Subscribe now and journey with us into the deep history of the Promised Land.

The Bible comes to life in the dust and the deep. Join us as we explore three groundbreaking archaeological discoveries:

• The Mystery of the Golan: New satellite technology has revealed that the "Stonehenge of Israel" isn't alone. We discuss the 30 ancient stone circles found in the biblical Bashan.

• The Iron of the Prophets: 2,600-year-old iron "blooms" discovered in a shipwreck off Dor Beach, revealing the sophisticated trade of the late Kingdom of Judah.

• Faith by the Galilee: A newly uncovered Byzantine baptistery in the ancient city of Hippos (Sussita), where early believers followed the path of faith overlooking the very waters where Jesus walked.

Each find is a piece of the puzzle, confirming the endurance of the Land and the Word. Subscribe to The Holy Land Path and journey with us today.

Join us as we step onto the very stones of 'The Ancient Pilgrimage Road Jesus Walked.' In this episode, we explore the extraordinary archaeological discoveries of the City of David in Jerusalem, focusing on the magnificent 2,000-year-old street connecting the Pool of Siloam to the Temple Mount.

Uncovered after centuries, this paved road—constructed during the time of Pontius Pilate—was the bustling heart of Second Temple Jerusalem. We delve into the sources to understand its dual role as a grand commercial artery, lined with shops and mikvahs (ritual baths), and a sacred path used by millions of Jewish pilgrims for ritual purification and ascent to the Temple.

This journey also reveals dramatic evidence of the city's final days. We'll discuss the poignant discoveries made in the massive drainage channels beneath the road, where rebels and families desperately sought refuge during the Roman destruction of Jerusalem in 70 CE. From the engineering marvels of the excavation to the daily lives and social conflicts of ancient Jerusalem, this episode offers a profound look at a road that shaped history and faith.