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Evidence from 700 BC Proves Jerusalem a Jewish City
Papyrus with oldest-known Hebrew reference to Jerusalem is dated 1,300 years before birth of Islam Tours to the Holy Land: A 2,700 year old papyrus, from the First Temple-era, speaks of the Hebrew city “Yerushalem”. Breaking Israel News. a news organization that offers a Biblical perspective on news from Israel and the Middle East, recently reported that the Israel Antiquities Authority…
Patmos Has More to Offer Bible Lovers Than Just a Cave
Called the Purple Codex due to the particular color of the parchment, the masterpiece is among the earliest illustrated books in existence, possibly the oldest. It is the first of two volumes of a Book of the Gospels, and contains the Gospels of Mark and Matthew.
Teach your Children & Grandchildren God’s Truth about Creation
Christian Vacation with a Purpose African Family Safari: Join us for an opportunity of a lifetime on an African Family Safari, with top creation teachers. Interested in a Christian vacation like no other? “But now ask the beasts, and they will teach you; And the birds of the air, and they will tell you; Or speak to the earth, and it will teach…
Legend Golf Course on Creation Tour
World’s Most Extreme Green! Prepare to be exhilarated! Step out of the helicopter 400 meters above the green of the 19th hole atop the Hanglip Mountain. Follow in the footsteps of golf giants who have been inspired by playing at Legend Golf Course. Legend Golf Course is reputed to be one of the world’s most extreme courses. It is home to the unique…
How does John Calvin Fit into the Reformation?
John Calvin’s Rise and Impact Nineteen years after Martin Luther nailed the 95 Theses to the door of a Catholic church in Germany, John Calvin was asked to become a leader of the Protestant movement in Geneva, Switzerland. Dr. Erwin Lutzer writes in his book, Rescuing the Gospel, “Calvin had gone to Geneva to escape the persecution of Protestants in…
Martin Luther’s Last Straw with the Catholic Church
Why Martin Luther Wrote the 95 Theses “When Martin Luther walked the half mile from his home in Wittenberg to the Castle Church (pictured above), he was angry. He was about to nail a list of challenges against the Catholic teaching to the church door, which also served as a bulletin board in the small town,” writes Dr. Erwin Lutzer…
The Protestant Reformation’s Contemporary Relevance
Dr. Lutzer examines the Protestant Reformation and analyzes it’s contemporary relevance and importance to Christian culture. Although the players and context are different, almost all of the conflicts that were going on during the Protestant Reformation can be seen today. Participate in one of our Christian Reformation Tours where we dive into topics such as, freedom of religion, separation of…
New Release! Dr. Erwin Lutzer’s “Rescuing the Gospel” Reformation Book
Dr. Erwin Lutzer’s new release, titled “Rescuing the Gospel,” it highlights the journey that led 16th century Europe to the rise of the Reformation.
Explore Galilee: Where Jesus Taught the Parable of the Sower
Explore the authentic location in Galilee where Jesus taught the Parable of the Sower as you witness similar rocks and birds spoken of in the Bible passage. The Word can become more clear when you actually see where Jesus would have been as he taught and did miracles. In Galilee, the Parable of the Sower takes on new meaning as…
David’s Poetry Tells History of Creation
A King’s Lesson about Creation Which would you typically read as historical text – narration or poetry? While narration is how we usually see historical events recorded (first this, then that, and so on), Biblical poetry gives us significant information about the history of creation. King David is a young earth Creationist, who writes the theme into the book of Psalms. Although the narration style…