Bryan Windle joins Scott to discuss the Top Ten Discoveries in Biblical Archaeology of 2019 (Part 1 of 2).

Original airdate: February 16, 2020

Bryan Windle joins Scott to discuss the Top Ten Discoveries in Biblical Archaeology of 2019 (Part 2 of 2).

Original airdate: February 23, 2020

Ted Wright of Epic Archaeology joins Henry to talk about the need for archaeology in Christian apologetics, philosophical biases against the Bible, and the historical Sojourn and Exodus (part one).

Original airdate: March 8, 2020

Ted Wright of Epic Archaeology joins Henry again to talk about the reliability of the Bible and the archaeological record. Topics include: Epic Archaeology Museum Tours, Archaeology and Apologetics, the historical Exodus, the 3rd Commandment, Lachish, the Taylor Prism, and Hezekiah.

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For centuries, historians and archaeologists have tried to determine the correct location of Bethsaida, recorded in the New Testament. New excavations at El-Araj on the northeast shore of the Sea of Galilee and excavations at Et-Tell have created a debate about its correct location. Bryan Windle ...

Where can humanity place its ultimate hope? To whom shall we go? To the only One who defeated death: the crucified, resurrected, and ascended Christ. The One who will return in Glory and restore all things. Bryan Windle joins us to talk about the Resurrection of Jesus and archaeological evidence...

The Coronavirus has not only spread around the globe, infecting over two million people and killing tens of thousands, it has shut down economies, social activities, and even church gatherings. Where can we turn during this time of crisis? What sure answers are there? Are there any sure answers? ...

What has the 21st century learned from experiences like 9/11 or the COVID-19 pandemic? In times past, life was understood through the lens of covenant, a concept that has largely fallen off the radar of modern society. History clearly shows that God interacted with man in ancient times through co...

Looking for something worthwhile to do during the Corona-virus quarantine? Pastor Bryan Windle and Henry Smith share faith building archaeological resources.

Original airdate: May 3, 2020

Are the walls falling down in Jericho history or myth? This week, Joel Kramer joins Henry to talk about the archaeology of Jericho and Joshua chapter 6. Discussion includes the walls falling down, fire, evidence of grain found in the city of Jericho and its destruction recorded in Bible.

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A widespread "ritual purity" culture developed in the days leading up to the events in the NT. Dr. Scott Stripling joins Henry to talk about evidence of the ritual purity culture in ancient Judaism and its impact on the early Church.

Original airdate: June 7, 2020

Henry is Joined by Dr. Richard Brash to discuss the doctrine of the preservation of the Scripture. God gave us the Word through Moses, the prophets and the New Testament authors, and He has preserved it. But how did it get here, and how do we know we can trust it?

Original airdate: June 14, 2020

Many names and places are listed in the book of Acts. One of the people mentioned is Gallio in chapter 18. Was this a historical person that Paul was brought before to be tried for crimes against the Jewish people? Is he real and are there inscriptions that show that he really lived?

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The Apostle’s Creed tells us that Jesus Christ was crucified under Pontius Pilate. On this episode of Digging For Truth, Pastor Bryan Windle joins Henry to explore archaeological and historical evidence related to this very important figure at the center of the trial and execution of Jesus.

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Tim Chaffey joins Henry to talk about the life sized Noah's Ark built by Answers in Genesis in Williamstown, KY. Discussions include the scope of the Flood as it is given in the biblical texts, the number of animal "kinds" needed, and worldview paradigms. Part One of Two.

Original airdate: July ...

Tim Chaffey joins Henry to talk about the life sized Noah's Ark built by Answers in Genesis in Williamstown, KY. Discussions include how animals like kangaroos, penguins and even dinosaurs could've gotten on the ark; as well as what kind of evidences there are in different cultures of a world wid...

Dr. Scott Stripling, Director of the Shiloh Excavations, joins Henry to talk about the historical and archaeological evidence for synagogues in the days of Jesus Christ. Topics include: synagogues in the NT and their purposes, and archaeological evidence in Judea and Samaria for synagogues in the...

Bryan Windle joins Henry to discuss the life and times of King Hezekiah. Topics of discussion include: Hezekiah's tunnel, seals and bullae, the Siloam Inscription, Lachish, and the Taylor Prism.

Original airdate: August 9, 2020

King Ahab ruled in Israel for 22 years. A great deal of archaeological evidence has been found connected to this wicked king. Bryan Windle will join Henry to talk about the Samaria ivories, the Kurkh Monolith, Jezebel's seal, and Naboth's vineyard.

Original airdate: August 16, 2020

In the first of a four part series, Ted Wright of Epic Archaeology joins Henry to talk about Defending the Christian faith. We will be talking about the question, "Does Truth Exist?"

Original airdate: August 23, 2020

In the second part of the series, "Defending the Faith in a Faithless World," Ted Wright of Epic Archaeology joins Henry to explore the basic question: "Is There Evidence for God's Existence?" They will be discussing natural revelation, human conscience, the cosmological and teleological argument...

In part 3 of a 4 part series, Ted Wright joins Henry again to discuss "Defending the Faith." They will be asking the question, "Are Miracles Possible?" Topics include: theism, atheism, pantheism, natural laws, the open and closed box, and Jesus' Resurrection.

Original airdate: September 6, 2020

In the fourth episode in a four part series, "Defending the Faith in a Faithless World," Ted Wright joins Henry again to talk about the reliability of the New Testament. Subjects include: eyewitnesses, historical records, archaeological evidence, the Resurrection, Josephus and Tacitus.

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ABR Staff Member, Bryan Windle will be joining Henry again for another archaeological biography. They'll be talking about one of the longest reigning kings of Judah – King Uzziah. Topics include: the Uzziah tablet, his expansionist policy, the Sebnayau Seal, Amos' earthquake, and more!

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