We visit the Roman Amphitheater at Trier, Germany, part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Paul and the beasts
Was the Apostle Paul ever in a Roman amphitheater?
Heart holes
Why do cathedrals attract our attention?
Journey to the Center of a Pyramid
The journey into a pyramid is not for the faint of heart. Here's why.
Camel Cowboys
Our explorers go camel riding near Cairo's pyramids.
Irresistible music
Dinner music and dancing in Naplio, Greece.
Farming along the Nile
Explore the look, feel, and technology of farming along the West Bank of the Nile.
Desert Dining in Sinai
We feast before climbing Mt Sinai.
Sinai Summit
Mt Sinai is a regular feature of the biblical story. Climbing it brings on a rush of memories.
A Red Sea Resort
Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, is a crisp, clean, and contemporary place to play on the Red Sea.
Sinai flyover
Fly over the Sinai Peninsula from the Gulf of Aqaba to the Gulf of Suez.
Tour the Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM)
Here's a quick introduction (and update) to the GEM (Fall, 2025).
Desert Drive
Sand cruising in the Wadi Rum, Jordan.
Port of the wine-dark sea
Myth meets reality in picturesque Nafplion.
Independence Day
Independence Day is a party in Athens.
Dating Paul
An inscription found at the site of Delphi not only suggests the historicity of the book of Acts, but a point in time to anchor the narrative.
Alexander's Horse
Alexander and Bucephalus are remembered on Thessaloniki's waterfront.
Once a palace . . . always a palace
This spot in modern Thessaloniki has hosted royals for thousands of years.
The Now-gone Gate in Thessaloniki
A gate once stood here where a road met a wall. The gate is gone but the spot remains a busy intersection in modern Thessaloniki.
West of Greece
The Ionian Sea becomes the Adriatic, west of Greece.