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  • Audio Tours, pt. 1: Capernaum
    Audio Tours By Ron and John On October 11, 2024

    Audio Tours, pt. 1: Capernaum

    In this new four-part series called “Audio Tours,” Ron and John visit some important archaeological sites related directly to the Bible. This first episode begins with a brief discussion of archaeology itself, then they take the audience to Galilee for [...]

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  • Old in the New, pt. 3: New Covenant
    Old in the New By Ron and John On August 31, 2024

    Old in the New, pt. 3: New Covenant

    The prophet Jeremiah used the phrase “new covenant” to describe God’s restored relationship with Israel. That phrase was crucial to the way Jesus described what God was doing through him, and the apostles picked it up. It has even come [...]

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Audio Tours

In this four-part series, Ron and John invite you to "see the sites"! In each episode (and based on their own travels), they'll take you to a major archaeological location associated with the Bible. Along the way, they will discuss archaeology itself and how it helps to inform our understanding of the biblical story.

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The Old Testament was the Bible of the New Testament authors, and they saturated their writing with quotations and allusions to it. Ron and John examine some of those places and discuss precisely how the New Testament uses the Old Testament and how the two work together in the single story of scripture.

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Modern secular myth wants to pit faith and reason against each other. They aren’t. Christians have reasons for what they believe, and those reasons are defensible. Ron and John will sample some arguments from Christian history, and perhaps most surprising, they insist there is no virtue in a "blind leap of faith"!

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