30Oct 2026 by Post

Did We REALLY Find Noah’s Ark? PLUS The Most Amazing Jesus Discovery with Dr. Jeremiah J. Johnston

Biblical Archaeology, Christian Apologetics, Christianity, Dr. Frank Turek, Faith and Politics, Frank Turek, Jeremiah J. Johnston, morality, Noah's Ark, philosophy, Podcast, religion, theology
Did we REALLY find Noah’s Ark or are millions of people being misled by internet hype? Have we REALLY found the burial box of Jesus’s brother, James? And what do jihad and progressive Christianity have to do with America’s upcoming midterm elections? Dr. Jeremiah J. Johnston, president and founder of Christian Thinkers, joins Frank to tackle some of the biggest controversies currently making headlines in archaeology, politics, and the Church. Together, they answer questions like: How does progressive Christian, Texas Senate Candidate James Talarico, twist Scripture to defend his political positions? Is the Bible REALLY silent on abortion? Which is more important in the ballot box: policies or personalities? What does Muslim Michigan Senate Candidate Abdul El-Sayed get wrong about illegal immigration? What can Americans learn from the growing influence…
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30Sep 2026 by Post

Biblical Archaeology: Three New Books on Archaeology and the Bible Worth Watching in 2026

4. Is the NT True?, Apologetics, Biblical Archaeology, Christianity, CrossExamined, Gospel, historical apologetics, history, IsChristianityTrue.Wordpress.com, reliability of the Bible, resources, Steve Lee
Biblical archaeology continues to be one of the most fascinating intersections between faith, history, and material evidence. While archaeology does not “prove” theology, it frequently illuminates the historical world of Scripture, clarifies cultural details, and sometimes confirms the existence of biblical people, places, and practices once dismissed as legendary. Three major new books released in 2026 demonstrate the growing scholarly and popular interest in archaeology and the Bible. Together, these works highlight how discoveries from inscriptions, excavations, ancient manuscripts, architecture, coins, ossuaries, and historical geography continue to deepen our understanding of the biblical world. Faith-Affirming Findings: 50 Archaeological Discoveries That Validate the Historicity and Reliability of Scripture By: Paul D. Weaver Paul D. Weaver’s Faith-Affirming Findings takes a more devotional and apologetic approach while remaining rooted in archaeological discussion. Weaver…
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28Aug 2026 by Post

The Bible: A Book of “Stories” or Historical Accounts? with Dinesh D’Souza

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For centuries, skeptics have argued that parts of the Bible are legend, exaggeration, or history written long after the fact. But what happens when archaeologists start finding the names, places, civilizations, and events recorded in Scripture–do those same skeptics ever change their minds? This week, author, flimmaker, and scholar, Dinesh D’Souza, joins Frank to reveal what sparked his fascination with biblical archaeology and inspired his new book, ‘The Stones Cry Out‘. Together, they trace the archaeological evidence through the biblical timeline, from the world of Abraham and ancient Israel to King David, the New Testament, and discoveries involving people who once existed only on the pages of Scripture. During their conversation, Frank and Dinesh investigate questions like: What first got Dinesh interested in biblical archaeology, and what’s so special about…
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27Mar 2026 by Post

Real or Fairy-Tale? 11 Bible Characters Found in the Dirt with Dr. Titus Kennedy

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Is the Bible just a collection of ancient myths and fairy tales? Or did the people named on these ancient pages really walk the earth? Archaeologist and author Dr. Titus Kennedy returns to show us that history isn’t just written in books. It’s buried in the dirt! Listen (or watch!) closely as Frank and Titus investigate the “receipts” left behind by kings, queens, and commoners that demonstrate the Bible is documenting REAL history, not just parables. With Titus’ new book ‘Archaeology and the People of the Bible‘ as their guide, they tackle questions like: Who was Tiglath-Pileser III, and what does he teach us about interpreting the Bible correctly? How do the writings of Josephus and ancient Ugaritic epics validate the biblical text? What seals have been found with obscure…
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25Nov 2024 by Post

Biblical Archaeology: Bethsaida, Birthplace of Jesus’ Apostles

4. Is the NT True?, Bethsaida, Biblical Archaeology, Peter Andrew and Philip., Steve Lee, www.ischristianitytrue.wordpress.com
The possible birthplace of three of Jesus’s disciples has been discovered. Or, at least, revised. The city is Bethsaida. Besides being another place-name mentioned in the Bible, this town was also the home to three of the apostles, Peter, Andrew and Philip. “Philip, like Andrew and Peter, was from the town of Bethsaida” (John 1:44). [Editor’s Note: In 2017, archaeologists began revising theories about the location of the ancient fishing village of Bethsaida. The traditional site of Bethsaida known as, El Tell, is about a mile away from the northern shore of the Sea of Galilee. But what is a fishing village doing a mile away from the water? Well, it was believed that the water levels in that area were higher 2,000 years ago. But, archaeologist Stephen Notley and…
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