Want to see something amazing ... and something that will help you see why we can trust the Bible's record of history? Spend a few minutes in Hatzor with Pastor Andy Cook!

Ancient Bethsaida, hometown of Simon, Andrew and Philip, had a front-row seat to some of the most famous miracles in the ministry of Jesus. Even so, Jesus got so frustrated with the people, he condemned their community!

If you're overwhelmed with a culture that seems to have lost its mind, here's a word of encouragement from a most surprising place. You'll find this secret from the ancient paths hidden in the single turn of a page that covers 150 years of hidden histo...

The Sermon on the Mount ends with a parable about two builders. The wise man built his house on the rock. The foolish man built his house on the sand. Follow Andy Cook into the mouth of Wadi Qumran and you'll never read that parable the same way ag...

When you're living on the edge of the desert, water is life. So who would refuse fresh water in a place like Beersheba? No one, of course! Yet there came a day, one prophet said, when Beersheba turned its back on the "living water" that God offered....

The ruins of the aqueduct at Caesarea provide a picture-perfect background for an amazing lesson about the Bible's faithful record of history. Climb to the top of this ancient water works utility with Pastor Andy Cook and you'll see a rock-solid exa...

When the disciples returned to their homes around the Sea of Galilee, they went fishing. Assuming they'd no longer be qualified to follow Jesus, they went back to the lifestyles they'd known a few years earlier.

It's impossible to stand on the Mount of Olives, overlooking Jerusalem's Old City, without remembering a host of Bible stories. It's also important to remember, even now, that Jerusalem's story is far from over.

Because of a world-wide pandemic, it's been a tough year. That makes the secret hidden in plain sight at the empty tomb more special than ever. Discover that secret, and you'll celebrate the Resurrection in a powerful way today!

Just a year ago we were all immersed in the first frightening days of a world-wide pandemic. As churches closed and it became obvious that we would miss Easter Week services, we recorded a special message for Good Friday.