The FOI Equip Podcast

Part 2: Archeology in the Old Testament
The authenticity and reliability of the Bible are constantly under assault. Join esteemed scholar Dr. Randall Price as he guides you through the remarkable archaeological discoveries that consistently affirm the Bible's accuracy. In this enlightening class, you'll dive into groundbreaking finds, learn the intricacies of archaeological interpretation, and discover how these ancient discoveries corroborate the timeless stories of the Bible. This is a unique opportunity to enrich your knowledge and strengthen your faith through the convergence of history, archaeology, and spirituality.

Part 1: An Explanation of Biblical Archeology
The authenticity and reliability of the Bible are constantly under assault. Join esteemed scholar Dr. Randall Price as he guides you through the remarkable archaeological discoveries that consistently affirm the Bible's accuracy. In this enlightening class, you'll dive into groundbreaking finds, learn the intricacies of archaeological interpretation, and discover how these ancient discoveries corroborate the timeless stories of the Bible. This is a unique opportunity to enrich your knowledge and strengthen your faith through the convergence of history, archaeology, and spirituality.

The prophecy of the Valley of Dry Bones is a vivid and compelling vision prophesied in the book of Ezekiel. The promise of bringing the bones back to life from death signifies God's commitment to restoring Israel not just physically by returning the people to their land but also spiritually by renewing their covenant relationship with Him. Join Friends of Israel’s Ty Perry as he connects Ezekiel’s prophecy with the hope of the Jewish people and the re-establishment of the modern State of Israel.

The prophecy of the Valley of Dry Bones is a vivid and compelling vision prophesied in the book of Ezekiel. The promise of bringing the bones back to life from death signifies God's commitment to restoring Israel not just physically by returning the people to their land but also spiritually by renewing their covenant relationship with Him. Join Friends of Israel’s Ty Perry as he connects Ezekiel’s prophecy with the hope of the Jewish people and the re-establishment of the modern State of Israel.

Have you ever heard someone say, “Jewish people influence the news to make Israel look like the victim” or “Jewish people control the media!”? Is there any truth to these age-old antisemitic tropes? Join Sarit Catz from the Committee for Accuracy in Middle East Reporting and Analysis (CAMERA) as she interacts with the evidence and reveals that there is more to the story than meets the eye.

Have you ever wondered why Jesus was born in Bethlehem? It’s because where you come from defines you. Jesus’ birth in Bethlehem was no accident. In fact, it was predestined. Join Chris Katulka as he explores Micah 5:2, Micah’s prophecy of Jesus’ birth in Bethlehem. God pinpointed where Messiah would be born, and tells us what kind of person He is.

Thanksgiving is a time to gather around the table with loved ones to show our gratitude and thankfulness to God. It’s more than lots of turkey and stuffing–the day to give thanks has its roots planted deeply in American history when the Mayflower Pilgrims shared a feast with the Native American Wampanoag people in 1621. But was that really the first Thanksgiving meal? Join Chris Katulka as he takes you to the Biblical thanksgiving feast from the book of Leviticus, a thanksgiving meal eaten thousands of years before the Pilgrims stepped foot on Plymouth Rock.

Join Tim Munger as he talks about how God has blessed the world with the nation of Israel!

The Sabbath is a weekly day of rest deeply ingrained in Jewish life, urging worshippers to remember the God who created the universe in six days and rested on the seventh. Join Peter Colon in this first part of two as he unpacks the Sabbath celebration, from the food they eat, to the prayers they recite, and the work they refrain from doing. Come and see why the Sabbath is more than just a day off; it's considered a gift from God, a time of joy and spiritual enrichment.

The Sabbath is a weekly day of rest deeply ingrained in Jewish life, urging worshippers to remember the God who created the universe in six days and rested on the seventh. Join Peter Colon in this first part of two as he unpacks the Sabbath celebration, from the food they eat, to the prayers they recite, and the work they refrain from doing. Come and see why the Sabbath is more than just a day off; it's considered a gift from God, a time of joy and spiritual enrichment.