As we approach Christmas our prestigious panel discusses seven reasons that God became man from Hebrews 2.

Today we continue our second-part in the study of the Apostle Paul. Although he refers to himself as the "Least" of the Apostles, through his writings and missionary journeys, he made a profound impact upon Christianity.

From the most notorious persecutor to the most prolific proselytizer - today we begin a two-part study of the life and writings of the Apostle Paul.

Today we conclude our series on Biblical Archaeology by describing sites and artifacts that relate to the Life of Jesus and the Apostles. Of special interest are Peter's House, Caiaphas tomb, and the Crucifixion bone.

In today's podcast, we will discuss archaeological evidence surrounding the life and ministry of Christ. It will affirm your faith and give you great confidence in the historicity of Scripture.

In this third, of a five-part podcast series, we will investigate archaeological discoveries that are faith affirming. We will be investigating archaeological remains from the time of the Divided Monarchy through the Exile.

In this week's podcast, we investigate the archaeological record of the United Monarchy, evidence that affirms the historicity of Saul, David, and Solomon as well as the historicity of Scripture.

Today we begin a five-part podcast series on archaeological discoveries that are faith-affirming. We will be investigating archaeological remains from the time of Abraham through Joshua. Of special interest, we will discuss the remains of Jericho and how it supports the biblical description of the conquest.

Our second part of a podcast on the life of Moses, God's Mediator, continues today. Join Dr. Emmons, Chris Katulka, and Steve Herzig as they continue to examine the life and ministry of Moses, God's mediator.

Our study of characters from the Old Testament continues today with Dr. Emmons, Chris Katulka, and Steve Herzig. They will examine the life and ministry of Moses, God's mediator.