ABR archaeologist Dr. Scott Stripling joins us as we take a look at the Nuzi Tablets, an archive of ancient writings found in Iraq in the 1920s. Dr. Stripling will show us connections between these important tablets and patriarchal customs described in the book of Genesis.

Pastor Bryan Windle joins the show to discuss the Egyptian Pharaoh Necho of the 26th dynasty who ruled Egypt from ca. 610–595 BC. He is named in eight verses in Scripture, and is connected with three significant OT events.

Abigail Van Huss, biblical archaeologist and Assistant Director of the Shiloh Excavations with ABR, is our guest and will be telling us about her 20-year journey in becoming an archaeologist and some of her exciting adventures along the way with the Temple Mount Sifting Project, and digs at Khirbet el-Maqatir and Shiloh. If you have always dreamed of being an archaeologist (or would like to join us on a future dig), don’t miss this next episode of Digging for Truth!

Does scientific evidence support the truth of the Bible’s opening book? Does Genesis provide the foundation we need for faith, culture, and science? Scientist Dr. Brian Thomas joins us to explore some of these questions as we discuss his book "Living in Light of Genesis: A Foundation for Faith, Science, and Culture.”

Pastor Bryan Windle joins us to talk about a famous king from the book of Daniel, Belshazzar. 19th century skeptics claimed he never existed, until archaeologists discovered multiple pieces of evidence about Belshazzar. These discoveries correlate with Daniel in numerous and sometimes remarkable ways.

In Job chapter 40, the author describes a creature called “Behemoth.” The description of this land animal has prompted discussion and debate for centuries. Is it an elephant? A hippo? A mythological creature? Satan? Dr. Brian Thomas from the Institute for Creation Research shares his perspective on the identification of this mysterious creature.

Astrophysicist Dr. Jason Lisle guides us through key questions about Astronomy and the Bible. When the Bible describes the cosmos, are those descriptions accurate? How did the Webb telescope confirm creationist predictions? What are some evidences that the universe is much younger than cosmologists claim?

Film director Thomas Purifoy joins us as we survey the movie, “Mountains After the Flood,” the sequel to “Is Genesis History?” Thomas shares about the vision for the film, who and why creation scientists engage in empirical scientific research, and how our understanding of earth’s history requires a radical reformation.