Petra, Edom, and the Nabataeans: What Christian Travelers Should Know
Petra sits within a region deeply connected with Edom, the Nabataeans, ancient trade, and the biblical world. Here is the historical context Christian travelers should know.
Philae Temple: What Christian Travelers Should Notice
Philae preserves Ptolemaic and Roman Egyptian religion, the last dated hieroglyphic inscription, Christian reuse, Coptic traces, and one of archaeology’s great UNESCO rescue projects. Learn what Christian travelers should notice.
Tower of London: What Christian Travelers Should Notice
The Tower of London preserves Christian worship, Tudor monarchy, Reformation conflict, imprisonment, execution, burial, conscience, and national memory. Learn what Christian travelers should notice.
Westminster Abbey: What Christian Travelers Should Notice
Westminster Abbey preserves layers of Christian worship, monarchy, Reformation history, national memory, literature, science, and architecture. Learn what to notice when you visit.
How to Read a Historic Church Building as Christian History
Historic churches are documents in stone. Learn how architecture, memorials, liturgy, rebuilding, art, inscriptions, and location can reveal layers of Christian history.
How to Read the Grand Canyon’s Rock Layers as a Christian Visitor
The Grand Canyon exposes an extraordinary sequence of rock layers. Learn what to observe in the cliffs, how geologists organize the strata, and how Christian visitors can separate evidence from interpretation.
Giza Beyond the Pyramids: Understanding Ancient Egypt in Biblical Context
The Giza Plateau is more than three famous pyramids. Learn what its monuments reveal about kingship, religion, labor, society, and the ancient Egyptian world surrounding the Bible.