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It’s an ancient town at the junction of the Jordan River Valley and the Jezreel Valley. Here, the bodies of King Saul and three of his sons were hung by the Philistines after losing the Battle of Gilboa. Why is this town so well preserved—even after an earthquake? What lessons can we learn? This week on The Land and the Book,...

Prayer is a conversation that moves primarily in one direction: from the believer who prays—to the God who hears. But what about when God appears silent? Is He really unresponsive? The truth is we always have God's attention. So, how should we respond when God seems silent? These are essential questions. And you'll be encouraged when...

The Old Testament contains more than 20 different Hebrew names for God. Why so many? What’s the difference between them? This week on The Land and the Book, we’ll look at seven Hebrew names for God. We promise you’ll read your Bible differently afterward! Plus, you’ll enjoy hearing questions from other listeners about...

Did you know the Apostle Paul was a father? The Scriptures tell us that. No, The apostle Paul may have never married—and he certainly did not have a child out of wedlock. But the Scriptures tell us that Paul was a father, spiritually. Exactly what were the attributes Paul tried to exhibit as he ministered? What can we learn from him...

The more you learn about it, the more horrible it becomes: the attack of Hamas terrorists on the nation of Israel. It’s an ugly drama that is still unfolding. This week on The Land and the Book, we’ll tell you everything you need to know. Plus, we’ll take you to Israel for an on-the-ground report. All that and...

There’s an end coming, you know! Our spinning globe has an end date—as certain as the expiration date on a milk carton. Should that sour our stomachs—or bring us comfort? Just how should we respond? These are the questions we’ll dig into this week on The Land and the Book, as we talk with special guest Max Lucado.

Lot’s wife made a choice that ended in tragedy. But her legacy is a warning about the desire to live in the past instead of moving forward in faith. No matter how good or bad our past is, we serve a good God who tells us to forget the former things and get ready for the new things. This week on The Land and the Book, Tammy Whitehurst...

When the Nazis invaded Holland, they made it illegal for anyone to house or even help a Jewish person. Would you have complied?  Corrie ten Boom and her family decided they simply could not obey this evil dictate. At home, they began hiding Jewish people—and others—who sought refuge. This week on The Land and the Book, we’ll...