Jesus left the glory of heaven to walk among us as a humble man from Nazareth. He stepped into our broken world to redeem it. Facing temptation in the desert and rejection by His own people, He healed the sick, forgave sinners, and confronted darkness with authority and compassion. He laid down His life as the ultimate sacrifice, dying in our place, then rose victorious three days later, conquering death itself.
Throughout history, death has been universal, with some deaths more notable or mysterious than others. While many passed unnoticed, one death changed the world forever — Jesus Christ’s. His life, death, and resurrection changed everything. They literally split history in two. Every time you write a date or celebrate your birthday, you’re using Jesus’ birth as the focal point. So, who is this man, Jesus, whose name is still known by nearly every inhabitant on earth over two thousand years later? And what was so unique about His death and funeral that they’re celebrated around the world by billions of people each year.
Jesus Christ may be the most famous person who ever lived. But how do we know that He did indeed live? While billions of people believe Jesus was the most important figure in world history, many others reject the idea that He ever existed. Join Gary Kent on a journey through the land of Israel as we follow in the footsteps of Jesus, looking at the top 10 discoveries related to Him and consider the evidence to determine if Jesus was a real person who actually lived.
Jerusalem, a city rich in tradition and history, is home to the world’s greatest concentration of religious sites, sacred to Jews, Christians, and Muslims alike. Encircled by walls that have seen countless sieges and reconstructions, it remains the most sacred city in the world. Despite its fortifications, Jerusalem has faced numerous attacks and destructions, the most devastating being Rome’s destruction of the city and its temple. This dark chapter, foretold in the Bible by Jesus through seven chilling predictions, serves as a powerful reminder of lost opportunities and a message that resonates even today. Join Gary in Jerusalem as he explores the city’s tragic past and the enduring lessons it offers.
In 2023 the oldest Hebrew Bible in the world sold at Sotheby’s New York for over $38 million USD, making it the most valuable manuscript sold at auction. It is called the Codex Sassoon and is thought to have been written about 1,100 years ago. It is the earliest surviving example of the Hebrew Bible. The Codex Sassoon Bible is a veritable treasure. However, there are older ancient Bibles, scrolls, and manuscripts that are even more valuable and involve amazing stories of discovery. Join us in the Bible Lands as we search for the oldest scrolls, manuscripts, codices, and Bibles and discover the profound influence they’ve had on Western civilisation and cultures around the world.
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