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When Jesus first called his disciples, he did so at the Sea of Galilee. When his "disqualified" followers needed grace the most, he returned to the same location and recreated the first miracle many of them had known. It was an amazing day when they were served "grace for breakfast!"

Here's the story behind the most-watched video we ever produced for the Christian Television Network. It might be just the encouragement you need to keep watching for your own miracle to come over the hill!

The Feast of Tabernacles is in full swing this weekend. Did you know Jesus was in Jerusalem to celebrate this feast? This short video (10:01) will help you visualize that event and what Jesus meant when he said, "If anyone is thirsty, let him come to me!"

Finding an oasis in the water-starved Judean Wilderness might be the last thing you'd expect to discover there. Unless, of course, you've been reading the Bible!

Follow Pastor Andy Cook as he hikes to the "hidden waterfall" of En Gedi and you'll discover why so many people in the Bible loved this location.

The Bible claims Joshua burned the city of Hatzor. Archaeologists point to some cracked and charred stones as being evidence of that event. but wait a minute ... can stones really burn? Once again, the land of the Bible answers the question with some "secrets" hidden in plain sight.

The journey from the house of Caiaphas to the courtyard of Pilate might be the shortest walk among all the ancient paths of the Bible. Every step was filled with anger, hatred and prejudice.

Be careful to not make the same mistake in our own generation. Man-made rules and religious rituals can still blind us to God's amazing message of love and hope.

We've all been deeply affected by images coming out of Afghanistan this week. The chaos, desperation and slaughter of innocent men, women and children has overwhelmed our emotions.

That makes today a good day to remember that Jeremiah saw a similar attack against his own people. But even in the darkest of days, Jeremiah reminded us all that hope is still available for anyone with faith willing to trust in God.

Here's a short, game-changing look at how the land of the Bible is a land bridge for three continents and therefore, at the center of the ancient world.

God had a specific reason for calling Abram to this land. Likewise, there's a reason you're where you are, too!

People are often shocked at how beautiful Israel can be. Here's a montage of video clips from photographer William Haun after his first visit to the land of the Bible in 2012.