If you enjoy a capella singing, there is a new album of religious songs & hymns you will enjoy. From 2009 to 2023, I directed the Florida College Alumni Chorus in its annual recordings. Mr. Benjamin Payne, an accomplished and well-credentialed musician, now directs the group and their new album is available for purchase. Proceeds... Continue Reading →
How often have you visited Egypt? I invite you to join me there next March on a tour that includes two opportunities not available with most trips. Egypt boasts a rich biblical history and is one of the world’s most memorable destinations. Abraham, Joseph, Jacob & his descendants, Moses, Jeremiah, and even Jesus’ family lived... Continue Reading →
*Recommended Resource* The book of Genesis is the newest addition to the BiblePlaces "Photo Companion to the Bible" collection. It's not simply 7,000+ curated photos illustrating nearly every verse of the book. You also get up-to-date scholarly commentary accompanying each image. It's a wonderful research tool and it's easy to add any of the photos... Continue Reading →
**Recommended resource** The newest volume in BiblePlaces' Photo Companion series is now avaialble, and on sale! This addition takes you through the books of Ezra and Nehemiah.with thousands of high-quality photographs and carefully-researched commentary. Here is a description in the words of the BiblePlaces founder: The books of Ezra and Nehemiah are filled with the... Continue Reading →
The City of David foundation has announced plan to finish excavating the Pool of Siloam for the public. Currently, most of the pool remains covered by the accumulated fill of many centuries. Just a small section has been cleared and is available for people to visit. Jerusalem's Pool of Siloam is biblically known from the... Continue Reading →
Eli Shukron and Gershon Galil have announced the identification of several stone inscriptions from Hezekiah in and around Jerusalem's ancient water system. Remarkably, one of their newly identified inscriptions is at the end of Hezekiah's tunnel, just below the spot where the original Siloam inscription was cut away more than a century ago. No one... Continue Reading →
Bible, Archaeology, and Travel with Luke Chandler 
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