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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Isaiah 9: To Us a Child is Born Ron and John
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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.
Audio Tours, pt. 2: Corinth
John and Ron continue their audio tours of ancient sites, this time in Corinth, Greece. They discuss the crucial geography of Corinth and review the site with an eye towards Paul’s visit as it is described in Acts 18. Photos by Ron Bentley
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 a look around a key location in the life and […]
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Looking Back, Ahead, and Behind the Scenes
We are working on upcoming episodes and busy with summer activities right now, so we are taking a short, one-episode break. In the meantime, for those who haven’t discovered it yet, we’d like you to hear our “behind the scenes” episode from the start of this season.
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Looking Back, Ahead, and Behind the Scenes
Ron and John take a lighthearted pause in the regular lineup to talk about the first season of Orthodocs.faith and to look ahead to Season 2. We connect with our mission and tee up the next episode, which begins Season 2 with a new series called Prepare the Way. We […]
Resurrection
In this special Easter weekend episode, Ron and John explore the core Christian doctrine of resurrection from the dead. Why is it such a critical, indispensable foundation for our faith? Why does it matter so much, and how can reflecting on this topic nourish our hope in our own challenging […]
