Overlooking ancient Jerusalem, St. Peter in Gallicantu marks the site where Peter denied Jesus and where He may have been held before the crucifixion. Pastor David Parsons explores the biblical events tied to this sacred location and reflects on the themes of failure, redemption, and grace.

Hebron is one of the most ancient and spiritually significant cities in the Land of Israel, home to the Tomb of the Patriarchs and deeply rooted in biblical history. This episode explores its sacred landmarks, centuries-old Jewish presence, and the modern revival that continues to preserve its enduring legacy.

Jerusalem’s Mahane Yehudah Market is a vibrant showcase of Israel’s diverse Jewish communities, offering traditional foods, colorful personalities, and a rich sensory experience. This episode explores the market’s history, cultural flavors, iconic street food, and its lively transformation after dark.

Explore Caesarea National Park with its new museum and fresh archaeological discoveries, and visit iconic spots like This episode highlights how ancient history meets modern conservation and innovation.

On the hills of Samaria, Har Bracha stands as a living testament to the promise of Genesis 12:3. Guided by Pastor Larry Huch, we explore how the land has flourished, the Jewish people have returned, and those who bless Israel are seeing blessings unfold in their own lives.

In the heart of Downtown Jerusalem is the Mahane Yehuda Market, or as the local call it "Shuk". You can find anything from spices to local dishes to clothes. But what is the history of the market and when was the first mention of the market in history?

Venture through the storied Elah Valley, home to the epic confrontation between David and Goliath and steeped in the tales of Samson and Delilah near Beit Shemesh. This episode also includes Tel Lachish, revealing a region intertwined with biblical history and rich archaeological finds.

The national park Korazin is derived from the name of the Sheikh Ramadan Abu-Karaza. The region boasts shade, fertile soil, water, defense and...

King Herod's The Great, built many beautiful places across Israel- Caesaria, the Temple, and then there is the Herodion- an entire palace to commemorate the moment when he finally defeated the Maccabim and became the King of Judea. Later on, this also became his tomb...

Beit Shean, a city from the Roman Empire epoch, shows a unique, sophisticated architecture style. So, do you know how they used to heat the floor in the ancient times? How the city survived after the major earthquake? Or what was the ancient trading style of the people living there? Check this video to learn more