The Reverend Dr. John DeLancey introduces us to the city of Beersheba in the Negev of southern Israel and contrasts the ancient city of Abraham and Abimelech with the modern city of some 200,000 souls …  

The Reverend Dr. John DeLancey, just back from a two-week tour of Israel, recaps the events and archaeological findings from his visit, which included stops in both Hatzor and Jerusalem …

The Reverend Dr. John DeLancey takes us north of Galilee to the ancient city of Hazor, the one razed by fire during Joshua’s conquering, the scene of  Deborah’s old testament battle, and a city of major fortification by Solomon during his later era …  

The Reverend Dr. John Delancey takes us through the archaeology of Bethsaida and Chorazim on Galilee and discusses the form and function of synagogues in first century Israel …

The Reverend Dr. John DeLancey takes us through the Essene Quarter of Jerusalem as a possible site for the Last Supper and reveals some of the archaeology of Passion Week and Jesus’ trial …  

The Reverend Dr. John DeLancey continues his archaeological tour of Galilee with  stops at Capernaum and Tiberias, taking a look at any remnants of Jesus’ ministry from Capernaum and Tiberias, allowing us to compare “then” with “now” …

The Reverend Dr. John DeLancey talks about new technologies helping to resolve some of the “traditional” claims to historic relevance and discusses the archaeology of the Sea of Galilee and, specifically, the supposed location of the Feeding of the 5,000 …

The Reverend Dr. John DeLancey joins us with news of the court case in Israel involving the “James Ossuary” and then takes us to the Jezreel Valley and Tel Megiddo …  

The Reverend Dr. John DeLancey examines claims that a recently located ossuary can properly be associated with the family of Jesus, and gives us a quick overview of Megiddo and the Jezreel Valley of Israel …

Dr. John DeLancey shows how archaeology is used in the study of the cultural milieux that includes both ancient and modern Israel …