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Geographical Cross-Shape: Coincidence or Signature of a Savior?

January 13, 2016
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Cross-shaped lines connect miracles of God You may have heard that a cross-shaped protein was found in the human cell, but did you know that another significant “cross-shape” has been identified that also points to our Creator? Pastor Tim Remington, leader of a Holy Land tour, loves to direct traveler’s attention to the significant shape that is formed on a…

7 reasons to lead your Christian tour through Living Passages

January 8, 2016

It’s free! Plus, you can get paid to teach on Christian travel tours with us. There is often an opportunity for a pastor’s wife to travel for free also.

Apostle Paul and Head Coverings

December 30, 2015

Many would be quick to proclaim bigotry when referring to Apostle Paul and Head Coverings, but the historical context (as always) is incredibly important to note. The Acropolis, seated atop a hill stretching above the city of Corinth historically housed 1000 temple prostitutes. It was in this time that Paul wrote his letter to the Corinthians. Every night, they would…

Ancient Papyrus Bible Manuscripts Displayed in Berlin

December 16, 2015

It’s one thing to read the Bible or Torah, but it’s a completely different experience altogether to have an up close and personal look at the original Hebrew and Egyptian manuscripts that we’ve become so familiar with. Embark on a Christian Reformation Bible study tour and see these original texts. Berlin’s Museum Island Hosts Thousands of Unique Artifacts Including Ancient…

New Christian Archeology Discovery – Hezekiah’s Seal

December 4, 2015

A new piece of Christian archeology was found this week at the base of the southern wall of the Temple Mount. Excavators uncovered a seal bearing the name of Judean King Hezekiah. This oval seal is made of clay and measures only 9.7 X 8.6 mm. The clay seal reads, “Belonging to Hezekiah son of Ahaz king of Judah.” Scripture speaks of this father/son relationship…

Family African safari tours visit Waterberg Savannah Biosphere Reserve

November 25, 2015

Explore Waterberg’s Natural Beauty on African Safari Tours Our Christian creation tour and African Safari Tour visits Waterberg, the first private game reserve in Africa. Surrounded by the Waterberg mountain range, this pristine, wildlife-rich area is situated in the Limpopo province of South Africa. Waterberg is most well-known for its early protection of the black rhinoceros but has also become known for its breathtaking scenery,…

Bible Prophecy Fulfilled? The Rejoicing Stone & Ezekiel 37

November 13, 2015

We May See a Bible Prophecy Fulfilled with Discovery of Rejoicing Stone in Israel A paraphrased inscription of Isaiah 66:14, discovered in fairly recent history, has many researchers concluding that Ezekiel’s prophecy in 37:5-14 has been fulfilled. The inscribed stone was found by Benjamin Marzar in 1967 and is now called the “Rejoicing Stone.” It can be seen on our Christian Israel tours.…

Video: Tabernacle Model in Shiloh on Israel Tour

November 6, 2015

Watch Tabernacle Model Video Taken in Shiloh! A few of our more extensive Christian tours include sites like the Tabernacle model in Shiloh. Shiloh is a magnificent city that was originally the home of the Ark of the Covenant, Table of Showbread, Altar of Incense and the Golden Lamp Stand, all seen in the tabernacle model there today.  An expert on the history of the tabernacle…

Pastor Appreciation Month | 5 Ways to Bless Your Pastor

October 21, 2015

Use Pastor Appreciation Month to show them your thanks October is the official Pastor Appreciation Month, dedicated to appreciating everything that our Pastors do throughout the year. Sometimes we forget that Pastors don’t just work on Sundays when they get up to preach! The reality is that most Pastors are always on-call (day or night) and spend countless hours working with all sorts of…

Ancient Israel Discovery on Merneptah Stele

October 15, 2015

Ancient Israel Discovery May Pre-Date Earliest Mention of Israel at Berlin’s Egyptian Museum In an article published in the Biblical Archaeology Review, concerning ancient Israel, researchers are making great strides in the area of biblical archaeology and history. It has been assumed that the earliest known mention of Israel was found on the Merneptah Stele, where writing on the pillars explain…