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  • Isaiah 9: To Us a Child is Born
    By Ron and John On December 20, 2024

    Isaiah 9: To Us a Child is Born

    John and Ron review a passage that is read so frequently around the time of Christmas that many Christians no longer realize how significant it is. As usual, they start with the passage in its original context. Then they move [...]

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  • Hope That Does Not Fail
    By Ron and John On December 6, 2024

    Hope That Does Not Fail

    We observe the Advent season this year with a re-release from our Season 1 series, “Ultimate Hope Has a Name.” In these times, it is important that we understand where to place our hopes and where not to—and why. Is [...]

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  • Audio Tours, pt. 4: Ephesus
    Audio Tours By Ron and John On November 22, 2024

    Audio Tours, pt. 4: Ephesus

    Ron and John continue their “audio tours” of archaeological sites with significant biblical connections. In this episode, they visit one of Ron’s all-time favorite sites: Ephesus. 

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  • Audio Tours, pt. 3: Caesarea
    Audio Tours By Ron and John On November 8, 2024

    Audio Tours, pt. 3: Caesarea

    John and Ron return to the Holy Land for a visit to Caesarea-by-the-Sea. From the theater that faces out to sea to the impressive ancient engineering in the artificial harbor, Caesarea is a fascinating place to see.

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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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