Someone has said that for many Christians, church history began with the first Billy Graham crusade. They think that as long as they derive their beliefs from the Bible, they can ignore the two thousand years of history between the apostles and the present. A Reformation tour is what happens when Christians decide to learn […]
Most Christians think of Egypt primarily as a backdrop to Moses and the Exodus. The real biblical significance of Egypt is far richer — and more personal — than that. Egypt appears throughout both testaments: Abraham sought refuge there. Joseph saved a nation from famine there. Moses was born, hidden, and called by God there. […]
In the Book of Revelation, Jesus dictated seven letters to seven real churches in what is now western Turkey. He praised some. He criticized others. He warned all of them. Those churches are still there. The ruins are accessible. You can visit them in one trip. And when you stand in them and read the […]
Almost everyone who goes on a biblical tour to Israel says the same thing when they come back: “I read the Bible differently now.” It’s hard to explain before you go. The Galilee looks smaller than you imagined. Jerusalem feels more compressed and layered. The sites are closer together than the maps suggest. And standing […]
This is the first question almost every traveler asks us. And it deserves an honest answer — not a sales pitch, not a blanket reassurance, and not a worst-case-scenario warning either. Here’s what we actually know, what the data says, and how to make a thoughtful decision about whether to travel to Israel in 2026. […]
