Reading the Bible Lands

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 brings us face-to-face with Lot's wife--who still speaks to us. Don't miss The Land and the Book.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

You can read about history… You can lecture about history… But what if you could DRIVE through history? Go to the actual places where all the cool stuff took place. Well, fasten your seat belt! This week on The Land and the Book, we’re heading for “Drive Through History Adventures.” Along the way, we’ll make a quick stop for a look at current events from the Middle East—plus answer your Bible questions. So strap yourself in for The Land and the Book.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

99% of people who experience the Holy Land in person say it has profoundly affected their faith. But not everyone can go to Israel. If you lack the time, money, and energy to travel, you can still enjoy an immersive and educational tour of the Bible lands. Are you intrigued? Join us this week for The Land and the Book—from Moody Radio. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With so many excavations over so many years in the Holy Land, you'd think most--or all--of the significant discoveries have been uncovered. Not so! In fact—to mix metaphors—some would say all the digging up until now is just the tip of the iceberg. This week on The Land and the Book, we’ll talk with a biblical archaeologist. What’s it really like to dig in ancient lands? Find out this week on The Land and the Book. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Everybody has a story. Something to teach us about life. So, from A to Z, get ready to meet some of the Bible's heroes, villains, and "ordinary" people. And as you get to know the God these people encountered, your own story will be better, too! This week, it's a conversation with Woodrow Kroll on The Land and the Book. And because everybody has questions about the Bible, we’ll devote an entire segment to your questions…on The Land and the Book.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Max Lucado is one of America's most-read Christian authors. You know him for his devotionals. But in his latest release, he's focusing on future events, world prophecy, and answering the question "What Happen Next." This week on The Land and the Book, join special guest Max Lucado for a conversation about what’s ahead. Our discussion is sobering, challenging, and encouraging! So, don’t miss Max Lucado on The Land and the Book. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on The Land and the Book: The End of the World—according to Jesus of Nazareth. What did Christ really say about the very end? How would He have us prepare now? This week on The Land and the Book, we’ll talk with prophecy expert Jeff Kinley. Plus, we’ll have all the headlines from the Middle East. And Charlie Dyer’s devotional takes us to some real “Raiders of the Lost Ark.” So, join us for The Land and the Book. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ruth, Rachel, and Mary. These are Bible characters we know. But what about other lesser-known names? Characters like Hulda, Jael, and Damaris? Why have we missed them? What were their challenges? And what can we learn from their lives and legacies? We’re about to encounter “50 God-Empowered Women of the Bible.” Don’t miss this week’s edition of The Land and the Book. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

She grew up in the suburbs of Chicago but then moved to southern Israel. Deborah’s firsthand account of life on the Gaza border—and the October 7 attack—is chilling. But this week on The Land and the Book, she also shares disturbing evidence of how hatred for Jews is instilled in the youngest of Palestinian children. This is an eye-opening conversation you’ll be sharing over dinner. So don’t miss this week’s edition of The Land and the Book. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

When Ruth’s husband died, she was tempted to feel alone. When she moved to another country, she was tempted to feel alone. But the biblical story of Ruth is a striking reminder that with God, we are never alone. This week on The Land and the Book, we'll learn what made Ruth tick. Charlie Dyer also gives us some advice in his devotional, "Avoid the Lazy Days of Summer."  I hope you'll join us for The Land and the Book. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.