activities · 14
what they do
direct service · 11
- Deliver Presentations and Lectures Christian Podcast & Audio TeachingDelivers presentations on biblical topics such as Paul's anchors, Mount Sinai, and Noah's Ark, and lectures nationally and internationally to thousands of audiences, including a Bible study at the White House.
- Delivering Presentations and Lectures Christian Podcast & Audio TeachingDelivers presentations and lectures on biblical topics to various audiences, including a Bible study at the White House, and provides a press kit for speaking engagements.
- Delivering Presentations and Lectures Christian Podcast & Audio TeachingDelivers presentations and lectures on biblical topics to various audiences, including a Bible study at the White House, and appears on television programs to share research findings and insights.
- Media Appearances and Television HostingAppears on various television programs and hosted a cable television show to share insights and findings related to biblical research.
- Organize Educational Tours to IsraelOrganizes 5-Star tours to historic and traditional sites in Israel, led by experts, to provide learning and spiritual growth opportunities for participants.
- Organizing Tours to Biblical SitesOrganizes and leads tours to historic and traditional sites in Israel, providing learning and spiritual growth opportunities for participants.
- Organizing Tours to Biblical SitesOrganizes and leads tours to historic and traditional sites in Israel, providing participants with learning and spiritual growth opportunities led by experts.
- Produce and Appear on Television Programs Christian Podcast & Audio TeachingAppears on various television programs including "Ancient Secrets of the Bible," "Dateline," "History Channel," and "National Geographic," and hosted the "Gutsy Christianity" cable television show for two seasons on the National Religious Broadcasters (NRB) network.
- Publish Books and DVDs on Biblical ResearchProduces and publishes DVDs and books, including novels and non-fiction works like "The Lost Shipwreck of Paul," "In Search of the Lost Mountains," "Ark Fever," and books on Noah's Ark, to disseminate findings and perspectives on biblical topics.
- Publishing Books and DVDsProduces and publishes books and DVDs related to biblical research, including novels and non-fiction works on topics such as Noah's Ark, Paul's shipwreck, and the search for lost biblical locations.
- Publishing Books and DVDs on Biblical ResearchProduces and publishes books and DVDs related to biblical research, including novels and titles on topics such as Noah's Ark, Paul's shipwreck, and the search for lost mountains.
research · 3
- Conduct Biblical Archaeology ExpeditionsConducts search and exploration expeditions globally, including over seventy international expeditions, to locate lost biblical sites and artifacts such as Mount Sinai, Noah's Ark, the Ark of the Covenant, and the true Temple site of Herod, utilizing on-site research and documentation.
- Conducting Biblical Archaeology ExpeditionsOrganizes and participates in international expeditions to search for lost locations and artifacts described in the Bible, including Mount Sinai, Noah's Ark, the Ark of the Covenant, and the true Temple site of Herod, conducting on-site research, exploration, and documentation.
- Conducting Biblical Archaeology ExpeditionsOrganizes and participates in international expeditions to search for lost locations and artifacts described in the Bible, including Mount Sinai, Noah's Ark, the Ark of the Covenant, and the true Temple site, conducting on-site research and exploration.
strategies · 16
how they think
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- Biblical Narrative as a Primary Guide for Archaeological Investigation biblical_narrative_guided_archaeologyThe organization utilizes biblical accounts and scriptures as primary sources and guides for archaeological searches, investigations, and the identification of historical locations. This involves treating biblical narratives as reliable ancient documents to formulate scenarios, chart paths, and discern correct locations for biblical events and sites.
- Biblical apologetics through physical evidence biblical apologeticsSeeks to defend and prove the truth of the Bible and the existence of God by uncovering physical archaeological evidence, which is then used for evangelistic and witnessing purposes.
- Evidence-based, non-dogmatic presentation of findings evidence_based_researchPresents research and archaeological findings as plausible candidates rather than definitive proofs, emphasizing the weight of evidence while allowing individuals to draw their own conclusions and avoiding absolute claims.
- Historical-archaeological reinterpretation of traditional biblical sites historical_archaeological_reinterpretationChallenges established archaeological traditions—such as the location of Solomon’s Temple—by re-evaluating evidence and proposing alternative sites based on biblical testimony, historical analysis, and physical investigation.
- Integrating Humanitarian Concerns into Archaeological Missions humanitarian_integrated_archaeologyThe organization incorporates humanitarian concern and care for local communities into its archaeological research missions, recognizing the importance of ethical engagement with the populations in areas of investigation.
- Integrating Humanitarian Concerns into Archaeological Missions humanitarian_integrated_archaeologyThe organization incorporates humanitarian concern and care for local communities into its archaeological research missions, recognizing the importance of ethical engagement with the populations in areas where they conduct their work.
- Integration of humanitarian concern into archaeological missions humanitarian-integrated archaeologyEmbeds care for local communities and humanitarian values within archaeological research efforts, suggesting a dual mission of discovery and service.
- Interdisciplinary and integrative research to affirm biblical reliability integrative biblical archaeologyCombines biblical accounts with historical sources, scholarly research, and scientific disciplines such as topography, weather patterns, and maritime knowledge to build credible, evidence-based reconstructions of biblical events and locations.
- Presenting Evidence for Public and Scholarly Consideration evidence_based_presentationThe organization conducts thorough research, investigations, and site surveys to gather potential evidence for biblical locations and historical scenarios. Findings are presented as candidates for further consideration, allowing audiences to draw their own conclusions, rather than making definitive or dogmatic claims, while maintaining scholarly soundness and public engagement.
- Presenting Evidence for Public and Scholarly Consideration evidence_based_research_and_public_educationThe organization conducts investigations and presents findings from research and site surveys as potential evidence for biblical locations. They aim for scholarly soundness while also making the information accessible and engaging for the general public, allowing individuals to draw their own conclusions rather than making definitive, dogmatic claims.
- Public education and engagement through archaeology public education and engagementTranslates scholarly and archaeological work into accessible, motivating content for the general public, aiming to strengthen faith through credible, well-presented evidence.
- Reinterpreting Traditional Historical and Archaeological Sites historical_archaeological_reinterpretationThe organization challenges established historical and archaeological interpretations, particularly regarding significant biblical sites, by presenting alternative theories based on research and evidence. This involves re-evaluating traditional locations and proposing new sites for biblical events, such as the true location of Solomon's temple.
- Reinterpreting Traditional Historical/Archaeological Sites historical_archaeological_reinterpretationThe organization challenges established historical and archaeological interpretations, particularly regarding the location of significant biblical sites like Solomon's Temple. By drawing on alternative research and biblical analysis, they propose new locations and understandings, suggesting that traditional sites may be misidentified.
- Use of biblical texts as primary guides for archaeological investigation faith-based archaeologyThe organization treats the Bible as a historically reliable document and uses its narratives as foundational guides to direct archaeological research, site identification, and exploration, believing that scriptural accounts provide accurate geographical and historical details.
- Validating Biblical Accuracy through Archaeological and Historical Evidence biblical_archaeologyThe organization seeks to affirm the Bible's reliability and historical accuracy by combining biblical texts, historical sources, scholarly research, and archaeological evidence. This approach aims to provide tangible and verifiable proofs that the Bible is a true and accurate account, dispelling notions that it is merely a collection of fables or legends.
- Validating Biblical Accuracy through Archaeological and Historical Evidence biblical_archaeology_validationThe organization seeks to affirm the historical accuracy and divine message of the Bible by combining biblical texts, historical sources, scholarly research, and archaeological evidence. This approach aims to provide tangible and verifiable proofs that the Bible is a reliable historical and geographical document, thereby dispelling notions that it is merely a collection of fables and legends.
named programs · 2
what they call their work
City of David Archaeological Review
Examines archaeological findings in the City of David, including the Gihon Spring and associated structures, to support the claim that this area was the original site of the Jewish Temple complex.
Temple Location Research Initiative
Investigates the historical and archaeological evidence for the location of Solomon’s Temple, arguing that it was situated in the City of David rather than the traditional Temple Mount, based on biblical texts, ancient sources, and topographical analysis.
relationships · 7
who they work with
- Bob Cornuke Partner — Featured speaker and investigator representing the organization in public engagements.
- Dr. Atif Hanna Partner — Scholarly contact in Egypt and curator of the Aswan Museum, who concluded that the Ark of the Covenant came to Elephantine Island during Manasseh's reign.
- K-House Partner — Organizes events, including the Israel tour, in partnership with K-House Events.
- Koinonia Institute Partner — Sits on the Academic Advisory Board
- Louisiana Baptist University Partner — Adjunct professor
- National Council on Bible Curriculum for Public Schools Partner — Special advisor
- volunteers Partner — Volunteers assist in Bible and historic document research and archaeological expeditions