Nate Waller and a team of Christian volunteers head into ancient Hebron to restore one of the world’s oldest pools. Along the way, they uncover remarkable connections to King David, biblical prophecy, and Moses’ ancient words seemingly coming to life today.
Britain has taken a dramatic step against Israel, banning imports from Israeli communities in Judea and Samaria and escalating tensions with Jerusalem. Israel is responding with strong measures of its own. Ben Hilton breaks down what this means for Israel and the future of the Biblical Heartland.
Israel just pulled off a daring operation targeting Hamas’s internal security chief, a man responsible for enforcing loyalty and hunting down alleged collaborators. Ben Hilton breaks down the operation, who this Hamas enforcer was, and why his capture could shake Hamas from within.
Jeremy is back from America with a powerful message: revival is happening in Israel, just as Ezekiel prophesied. He explains the dry bones and new heart of flesh, explores its impact on America’s next generation, and shares an unexpected Shabbat travel adventure.
The recent headlines surrounding Qusra and an NBC News crew have sparked intense accusations against Israeli settlers. Luke Hilton examines what happened beyond the headlines, the events surrounding the Palestinian village, and whether the mainstream narrative tells the whole story.
Nate Waller and a team of volunteers head into the mountains of Judea to build a fence on a cattle farm—but discover something far more significant along the way. Could this be the biblical Valley of Eshcol, where the twelve spies explored the Promised Land and carried back its famous cluster of grapes?
The Israeli election is heating up, with new polling putting Netanyahu under pressure and a new right-wing party threatening to reshape the political map. Luke Hilton examines the surprising deal that could determine Bibi’s political future and Israel’s next government.
A Knesset member’s decision to demolish a monument honoring Palestinian militants has sparked a political firestorm. Joshua Waller examines why the monument was there, why the IDF intervened, and the larger battle over terror glorification in Judea and Samaria.
Hamas is testing Israel’s defenses with a renewed form of attack as tensions around Gaza continue to rise, while Israeli leaders promise a response.
Meanwhile, the Board of Peace is moving forward with plans for an international military presence in Gaza, including construction of a base for stabilization forces.
Christian volunteers are stepping into the heart of Jerusalem to help restore a neglected historic area and prepare it for a new chapter.
Nate Waller and a team of volunteers head into Jerusalem’s Old City to help restore a neglected historic area. As they clean, rebuild, and prepare the site for new Jewish life, the episode explores a remarkable connection to Isaiah’s prophecy of restoring ancient ruins.
The opening of Solomon’s Pools could mark a remarkable new chapter for one of the most significant ancient water systems connected to the biblical Jerusalem region.
As Solomon’s Pools begin opening to visitors, Luke Hilton explores the remarkable history of this ancient water system and its connection to Jerusalem and the Temple Mount. The episode also examines why the site’s history presents a challenge to competing claims about the location of Solomon’s Temple.
A direct confrontation between Israel and Turkey may have come far closer than many realize as a strike on a Syrian airbase exposed rapidly escalating tensions between the two regional powers.
