The Land and the Book

​Do Muslims and Christians worship the same God? Is it possible that Allah and Jehovah are “sort of” or even “mostly” the same? Could it be that we have more in common than we thought? A lot of people seem to think so. But what does the Koran actually tell us? What dangers are lurking? This is the conversation we’ll have this week on The Land and the Book. Respectful. Kind. Unflinchingly honest. The Land and the Book.

​Any trip to the Holy Land brings an excitement to walking where Jesus walked. But the real challenge for believers today is to walk AS Jesus walked. How can we go about our daily lives the way HE did? How can we avoid our tendency to become performance-based? This week on The Land and the Book, we’ll visit some favorite sites in Israel—while we discover a path to freedom from performance-based Christianity.

​The secrets were actually hidden in plain sight—for centuries. But only recently have archaeologists been able to pinpoint the site of the temple in Jerusalem. This week on The Land and the Book, we’ll explore the most important piece of real estate on the planet. Then, we’ve got a bunch of puzzling Bible questions we’ll tackle. Plus—we’ll bring you all the latest headlines from the Middle East. That’s The Land and the Book.

​He was the man who took over for Moses. You know him as Joshua. But how WELL do you know him? On the next edition of The Land and the Book, we’ll see Joshua as you’ve never seen him before. Plus—who was Miriam from Migdal—and why should you care? That’s the riddle Charlie Dyer will solve for you in his devotional, on The Land and the Book. The answer may surprise you. Be sure to join us!

​Consider the book of Acts. It’s not a Gospel. It’s not an epistle. So what is it? It’s a story, a story of Christ at work in the early church. We’ll dig deep into that story on the next edition of The Land and the Book. Plus, you don’t want to miss “God’s Geography Lesson” Charlie Dyer’s Devotional. And of course, we’ll bring you all the top news stories out of the Middle East—all on The Land and the Book.

​As a good Bible student, you’ve heard that the New Testament was originally written in Greek. If only somebody could help you learn a few basics. This week on The Land and the Book, it’s an Introduction to Biblical Greek. Then, we’ll answer your questions about Israel, prophecy and the Middle East. Plus, you’ll find, “Comfort Amidst Conflict” in Charlie Dyer’s devotional. All ahead on The Land and the Book.

​In 2018, Israel welcomed 4.1 million international tourists. In 2019, the numbers swelled to 4.6 million. 2020 started with a bang and then….Coronavirus happened—and everything shut down. So...When will Israel reopen to travelers? And how has the tourism industry managed to survive? Get the bigger picture on this week’s edition of The Land and the Book.

​He’s one of the sturdiest characters in the entire Old Testament and with good reason. Nehemiah faced accusations of treason, rumors of violence and threats against his life. What kept him going when the going got tough? We’ll meet him in a fresh new light—this week on The Land and the Book. Plus, we’ll experience what it was like at the Riot of Pentecost. It’s an action packed-hour you mustn’t miss: The Land and the Book.

​When it comes to the Holy Land, there’s plenty of hurt. With every terrorist incident, we see more hate. But what about hope? This week on The Land and the Book, you’ll enjoy a sneak preview of a groundbreaking new documentary titled Hope in the Holy Land. It’s the film that Christians, Jews and Palestinians respect. Get the director’s cut—with lots of behind the scenes stories—when you join us for The Land and the Book.

​As Jesus walked the Emmaus road, he showed his companions how ALL of Scripture foretold his coming. Yet so often today we’re not quite sure how to talk about Jesus in the Old Testament. Where CAN we find Him there? How do you know what applies to Jesus? And how do you interpret some of the strange prophetic language? You’ll get answers and clarity when you join us this week for The Land and the Book.

Anti-Israel propaganda. Anti-Semitism. Globally—and locally—we see a steady increase in both. What’s behind the uptick? Can it be stopped? How should believers respond? That’s our focus this week on The Land and the Book. Plus, we’ll bring you up to date on all the top headlines from the Middle East and answer your questions, as well. Don’t’ miss The Land and the Book.

​The Tabernacle. It’s the portable tent structure the Israelites used to worship God in their wilderness travels. But what about once the Israelites settled into the promised land? Where did that tabernacle go? And do we have any historical or archaeological evidence to point us to a specific spot? Short answer: yes! You’ll explore the evidence for yourself this week on The Land and the Book. Join us!

Consider the word, embassy. It speaks of influence and diplomacy. The United States is represented in 163 embassies globally. But did you know there was such a thing as a Christian Embassy - in Jerusalem? This week on The Land And The Book, we'll pay a visit to the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem. Then, Charlie Dyer takes us on an insider tour he calls "Night Shift in the Temple".

The resurrection of Jesus Christ. We claim there is evidence. Enough to stake our faith on. So what is that evidence? What can we really know about the resurrection? This week on The Land And The Book, a conversation titled "Raised on the third day". Plus, don't miss Charlie Dyer's unusual devotional, an Easter Olympics. That's this week on The Land And The Book.

​His city was in ruins. His people were in exile. Yet God called him to a significant construction project. How did Nehemiah manage to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem in just 52 days? And why did he face so much opposition—internally and externally? This week on The Land and the Book, it's an up-close look at Nehemiah. Just who was he? What made him tick? Travel back in time with us… on The Land and the Book.