The Land and the Book

When the war broke out in Israel, we heard about the “safe rooms” where families went to take refuge from the missile attacks. But what are those safe rooms really like? This week on The Land and the Book, we’re heading for Israel where we go inside a safe room. You’ll feel like you’re right there with us. Plus, Charlie Dyer looks at the latest Bible questions you’ve been asking—and then shares his devotional, “A Fishy Tax Story.”

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Most of the Bible’s events unfolded in Israel. But not all. In fact, many key moments took place on the other side of the Jordan River. But would you believe that believers today in modern Jordan have access to quality Bible training? You’ll discover some of what God is doing in Jordan as you listen to The Land and the Book. 

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October 7…Hamas fired 3000 rockets... invaded Israel…and killed more 1200. Shockingly, that tragedy looks remarkably similar to an attack on Israel that took place back in the Old Testament. This week on The Land and the Book, we’ll take you to a site called Lachish. The biblical account is chilling—but bears a striking resemblance to things we just witnessed.

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For 259 days, they witnessed abuse, torture and execution in Iran’s most infamous prison. Then…they were released. But where would God lead them next? That’s our story this week on The Land and the Book. Plus, we’ll bring you the stories behind the headlines in the Middle East. Also…technological breakthroughs from Amazing Israel.

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Living in Iran, they knew they were putting their lives on the line—every time they shared their faith. Undaunted, in three years, they’d started two house churches and secretly given away more than 20,000 New Testaments. That’s when the police finally caught up with them. “Captive in Iran” is the amazing story of their arrest and ordeal in Iran’s most notorious prison. You’ll hear it all this week on The Land and the Book.

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Christians throughout the Middle East are persecuted for their faith. But now, for the first time, a Christian organization is tracking all of it—with a database. What does that mean for our persecuted brothers and sisters? How can average people use it to raise awareness? That’s our focus this week on The Land and the Book. Plus, we’ll give you an update on all the top headlines from the Middle East. And Charlie Dyer’s devotional takes us to the Judean Wilderness…on The Land and the Book.

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When the Nazis invaded Holland, they made it illegal for anyone to house or even help a Jewish person. Corrie ten Boom and her family decided they simply could not obey this evil dictate. So, they began hiding small groups of Jewish people—and others—who sought refuge. You’ve heard of Corrie ten Boom, but her story comes to life through a dramatic interpreter…this week on The Land and the Book. Don’t miss this extraordinary visit.

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When the Nazis invaded Holland, they made it illegal for anyone to house or even help a Jewish person. Would you have complied?  Corrie ten Boom and her family  decided they simply could not obey this evil dictate. At home, they began hiding Jewish people—and others—who sought refuge. This week on The Land and the Book, we’ll visit their recreated “Hiding Place.”  Don’t miss…The Land and the Book. 

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Prison. The very word feels like a bucket of ice dumped down your back, doesn’t it? But believers throughout the ages have known what it means to spend time in prison. Just ask the apostle Paul. This week on The Land and the Book, we’ll travel to a site where Paul was imprisoned. But it was here that God used him to witness to some of the most powerful people of his day. Don’t miss The Land and the Book. 

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What’s it like to visit the Holy Land for the first time? What impressions are deepest—and why? This week on The Land and the Book, we’ll sit down with a couple who share their reflections—and a few surprises. Plus, we’ll bring you all the news you need to know about the Middle East. Also…answers to Bible questions you’ve wrestled with—and a devotional from Charlie Dyer. Join us for The Land and the Book—from Moody Radio. 

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How does a girl born into a militantly Muslim nation like Iran—find Christ as Savior?  How is she then perceived by her family—her culture?  And how do you get discipled in a land where owning or distributing Bibles is illegal? Join us for a truly epic story this week on The Land and the Book. Plus, host Charlie Dyer answers your Bible questions—and shares a devotional. All on The Land and the Book. 

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It’s an ancient town at the junction of the Jordan River Valley and the Jezreel Valley. Here, the bodies of King Saul and three of his sons were hung by the Philistines after losing the Battle of Gilboa. Why is this town so well preserved—even after an earthquake? What lessons can we learn? This week on The Land and the Book, we’ll walk the pavers of an ancient Roman town. It’s an unforgettable visit—on The Land and the Book. 

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The Bible never gives us her name. But it sure tells us a lot about her: the woman at the well. She had secrets that held her back and weighed her down. Then one very hot afternoon, she met a stranger who uncovered her past—and then freed her from it.  This week on The Land and the Book, we’ll meet this Bible character through fresh eyes. Plus, we’ll bring you to date on everything you need to know about the Middle East. That’s The Land and the Book. 

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Why do many of us evangelicals ignore or minimize the Jewishness of the New Covenant? How does that impact the way we view the end times? And where does the American church fit into all this? Those are big questions—with important answers. We’ll dig into them—this week on The Land and the Book. Plus, we’ll make you the smartest kid on the block as you join us for Bible questions and Charlie’s Answers. That’s all ahead on The Land and the Book. 

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Isaiah 9:6 calls Jesus our "wonderful counselor." In the New Testament, the Holy Spirit is also called "the Counselor." And though the Bible offers us theology, history, and poetry, it's also filled with practical counsel. Are we overlooking biblical counsel for our lives? What if we could read our Bibles with more of an eye toward this counseling aspect? We'll discuss it…this week on The Land and the Book.

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The War with Hamas. It’s fought with bullets and bombs. But there’s a second—equally important--war going on in the Middle East. It’s the war of public opinion. Fought largely in the media, it’s a struggle as fierce as any skirmish on the battlefield. Who’s winning—and why? That’s our conversation this week on The Land and the Book. Our guest is Yinam Cohen, Consul General of Israel to the Midwest. Don’t miss this frank conversation on The Land and the Book.

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We tend to think of the Christmas Story as a New Testament thing. Wrong! The promised birth of Messiah hovers over the entire Old Testament. We'll show you the passages—and the people—this week on The Land and the Book. You'll be amazed and encouraged that your Bible offers so many miraculous prophecies--all come true. Plus, you’ll love Charlie Dyer’s devotional, The Un-Christmas Present. Don’t miss The Land and the Book. 

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Music has always been central to celebrating the coming of Christ into the world. That's why this week on The Land and the Book, we’re focusing on “Hosanna in Excelsis.” You’ll experience the hymns of the season like never before. Then, we’ll answer a whole bunch of fascinating Bible questions—maybe yours. And Charlie Dyer’s devotional brings us “Three Prophecies of Christmas.” All on The Land and the Book. 

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What does it mean to be Jewish? And what makes Jewish culture so meaningful for believers—whether Jewish or not? The truth is most people miss the brilliant tapestry of culture that is the Jewish heritage. But a significant world lies at the intersection of Jewish experiences and expression. We’ll explore that world this week on The Land and the Book. And don’t miss Charlie Dyer’s devotional, T’was the Night Before--on The Land and the Book. 

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How would you respond if you were arrested by the religious police? They drag you away, beat you bloody—and knock out 13 of your teeth? It happened to our guest. And that was just the beginning of his torture. Why was he so hated? And how did he endure? We’ll ask those questions and more this week on The Land and the Book. Then, we’ll enjoy an all-new set of Bible questions and answers—and more—on The Land and the Book. 

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If you could sum up the book of Revelation's teaching in just one word, what word would you choose? Judgment…violence…finale? What about the word, blessing? That's the thought that captures Ron Rhodes. Coming this week to The Land and the Book, it's a look at 40 Days Through Revelation. Plus, we’ll unpack all the news stories from the Middle East—and answer your Bible questions. Join us for The Land and the Book, from Moody Radio. 

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Everyone reads Revelation with an eye toward the date of Christ's return. Clickbait eschatology is a big seller. But what's often missing in the marketplace is an exploration it provides of God's character. If we're not careful, we can study Revelation and miss the central theme—Jesus. This week on The Land and the Book, we’ll help you avoid Misunderstanding and Misusing Revelation. Plus--all the news from the Middle East onThe Land and the Book. 

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Prayer is a conversation that moves primarily in one direction: from the believer who prays—to the God who hears. But what about when God appears silent? Is He really unresponsive? The truth is we always have God's attention. So, how should we respond when God seems silent? These are essential questions. And you'll be encouraged when you join us this week for The Land and the Book.

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Said Lord Byron, “Always laugh when you can. It is cheap medicine.” But many Christians either miss or minimize humor. What does the Bible say? Get ready to laugh…this week on The Land and the Book, as we bring you a biblical perspective on humor. On a more serious note, we’ll bring you up to date on the conflict in Israel. And you’ll love Charlie Dyer’s devotional:  Biblical Counseling 101.  So join us this week for The Land and the Book. 

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Digital media. You hear about it all the time. And digital media is just getting started. But just what is it? And how can Christians harness digital media to share the gospel? This week on The Land and the Book, we’ll be over in Israel talking with a ministry using digital media to reach Jews and Arabs with the gospel. Stories to encourage you…statistics that will astonish you. Plus—all the headlines from the Middle East on The Land and the Book.

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Have you ever considered that God wants to use you to draw Jewish people to Himself? The Bible talks about “’provoking” the Jewish people—to desire Christ. What does that mean? How do we accomplish that? Don’t miss this fascinating conversation on The Land and the Book. And if you’re an outdoors person, you’ll especially appreciate Charlie Dyer’s Devotional: Hiking Up En Gedi. All this week on The Land and the Book.

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The more you learn about it, the more horrible it becomes: the attack of Hamas terrorists on the nation of Israel. It’s an ugly drama that is still unfolding. This week on The Land and the Book, we’ll tell you everything you need to know. Plus, we’ll take you to Israel for an on-the-ground report. All that and more on this week’s edition of The Land and the Book.

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The Bible has been God’s Word to His people for millennia. Yet increasingly, people question whether the events it records are actual history. But the Bible’s claims stand up to scrutiny. This week on The Land and the Book, we’ll look at 50 Fascinating Finds That Bring the Bible to Life. We’ll also cover all the headlines from the Middle East, answer your Bible questions, and share a brief encouraging devotional. That’s The Land and the Book.

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Jesus called Capernaum "his own city."  He performed more of His recorded miracles here than in any other town in the Bible. But Capernaum had a crisis. What was the problem? Why did Jesus ultimately condemn Capernaum? This week on The Land and the Book, we'll leave our studios and go to the streets of ancient Capernaum. Plus, Charlie Dyer helps us understand Sukkot and the Second Coming. All on The Land and the Book.

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Have you heard about the AI Bible? It lets you interview actual Bible characters. But how biblical is the AI Bible? One pastor got some crazy answers talking with the AI Bible. So, how should Christians respond? This week on The Land and the Book, we'll speak with culture expert Kerby Anderson. And in honor of the Jewish calendar, Charlie Dyer's devotional helps us better understand Yom Kippur—on The Land and the Book.

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Whatever your passion, God can use it to reach others with the gospel. For example, this week on The Land and the Book, you’ll meet a guy who loves to climb: hills, mountains, and walls. If it can be climbed—he wants to give it a try. What's more, he believes he can combine his love of climbing—with his passion to reach Jewish people for Christ. Join this encouraging conversation on The Land and the Book.

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Did you know that the Messiah's second coming is tied to the repentance of Israel? To enter the New Jerusalem, you must enter one of twelve gates that are named for the tribes of Israel. The very One we exalt is called “the Lion of the tribe of Judah.” To minimize Israel is to disregard God’s prophetic plan. We'll discuss Messiah in the End Times this week on The Land and the Book. A biblical way to process end-time events.

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Revival—and Israel. When did you last hear those two words in the same sentence? Some say to connect Israel with revival, you'd have to dig deep into the Old Testament. But is that really true? This week on The Land and the Book, we’ll discover how revival is impacting Israel in our generation! Plus, Charlie Dyer's devotional, Finish the Wall, will encourage you. Join us for The Land and the Book.

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Jesus invested the majority of his ministry time in the Galilee region. It’s in Galilee that Jesus established his home base, called his disciples, and performed many of the great miracles we read about in Scripture. But what—if any—of the biblical Galilee remains today?  What is there to be seen that dates back to the time of Christ? You’ll love what you discover with us—this week on The Land and the Book!

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Lebanon. The country claims to have the oldest continuously inhabited city in the world. But Lebanon is a country in turmoil. Its economy is one of the world’s ten worst. Bread prices increase several times a month. And the price of fuel goes up twice a day.  Yet God has a heart for Lebanon. This week on The Land and the Book, we’ll explore firsthand what the Lord is doing today in Lebanon. You’ll be encouraged. Join us!

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Some of Jesus’ harshest words He aimed at the Pharisees. Just who were these people? And why did Jesus judge them so severely? More importantly, how can you and I guard against becoming like them? This week on The Land and the Book, you’ll learn how to “Silence Your Inner Pharisee.” Plus, we’ll look at the headlines throughout the Middle East—and answer your Bible questions. That's The Land and the Book—with Charlie Dyer and Jon Gauger.

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A spiteful boss, a manipulative mother, a desperate housewife. We know these women. We’ve lived with them—or worked with them or caught a glimpse of them in our mirrors.  This week on The Land and the Book, we’ll meet their ancient counterparts in Scripture. I promise you’ll be amused, inspired—perhaps even walloped--by our guest, Liz Curtis Higgs. Our focus: Slightly Bad Girls of the Bible. Join us!

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Psalm 122:6 commands us, "Pray for the peace of Jerusalem: May those who love you be secure." But what does it mean to pray for the peace of Jerusalem? What does God intend us to do or say when we pray? This week on The Land and the Book, you’ll enjoy a practical conversation about an ancient command. Plus, Charlie Dyer’s devotional takes us to The Battles at the Pool of Gibeon. Don’t miss The Land and the Book!

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Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be part of an archaeological dig in Israel—maybe just for a day? What would it feel like to run a trowel or shovel through ancient ground? How might that experience shape your understanding of Scripture? Grab your water bottle and boots. Because this week on The Land and the Book, you’ll take part in “A Dig for a Day.” Plus, we’ll share some fresh ideas on how you can reach out to your Jewish friend…on The Land and the Book.

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Women of the Bible. Some of their stories we know little about. Some of them we know in detail. But all of them offer insights for us today. This week on The Land and the Book, we’ll encounter the stories of several of these women. As always, we’ll reserve plenty of time to answer your Bible questions. And you don’t want to miss Charlie Dyer’s devotional. It’s called, “How to Get Rich—Slowly.” Don’t miss the one-hour trip to Israel we call, “The Land and the Book.”

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Do you ever read the Bible and ask…Why did this nameless bystander appear in the best-selling book of all time? Or maybe you’ve wondered…What difference does it make that a certain meeting with Jesus took place in one location instead of another? This week on The Land and the Book, you and I will take a walking tour of the gospels! We’ll leave plenty of time for your Bible questions. And we’ll bring you all the top stories from the Middle East. All ahead…on The Land and the Book. 

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Across the Middle East, girls suffer beatings, shaming, and stifling restrictions. They’re restricted in their freedom to go to school, voice their opinions, or wear what they want. But a Christian media project aims to spotlight their plight and give them a voice. We’ll give you all the details this week on The Land and the Book. It’s a push-back against cultures of gender-based violence and discrimination.

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This week on The Land and the Book, it’s a conversation about the Most Misunderstood Women of the Bible. Truthfully, we've all experienced this. So, what can we learn from Bible characters who faced what we've faced? We've also got a great lineup of Bible questions we'll be answering—and you won't want to miss Charlie Dyer's devotional, "A Room with a View." That's all ahead on this week's edition of The Land and the Book. Join us!

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The story of Noah. Most people remember it mainly as a children’s story found in picture books and heard in Sunday school lessons. But this tragedy really took place. Widely overlooked is Jesus’ stunning prophecy that the final days of planet Earth would be just as it was in the days of Noah. What does that mean for you and me? Join us for The Land and the Book.

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Are you searching for freedom? Feeling stuck but unsure how to release your potential? Wondering what the world would look like under the reign of a generous, liberating King? The Old Testament book of Exodus offers some fantastic insights. That’s where we’re headed this week on The Land and the Book—a Journey to Freedom. Plus, we'll keep you updated on current events in the Middle East and more.

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Scandal. Murder. Adultery. Forgiveness. Faith. Hope. You’ll find all of these crimes in the pages of Scripture. But unlike your favorite true crime show, these dark deeds reveal the devastating consequences of sin and the unrelenting power of God's grace. Be sure to join us this week on The Land and the Bookas we look at True Crimes of the Bible. 

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Walk with Ruth as she travels from Moab to Bethlehem, certain of hercalling yet uncertain of her future. Hold Naomi's hand and watch love put the pieces of her broken life back together. And hang out with Boaz, their kinsman-redeemer, who blesses both women and honors God. That’swherewe’re headed this week onThe Land and the Book. Our special guest: Liz Curtis Higgs.Don’tmissThe Land and the Book.  

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His passion is to help those who AREN'T Jewish learn how to build bridges with our Jewish friends and neighbors.He'sgot somecreative ideasto share. This week onThe Land and the Book, our guest is Justin Kron of the Kesher Project. Plus,we’lltalk about all the news stories you need to know aboutbased inthe Middle East. Then,we’llanswer your Bible Questions—andpresent a powerful devotional.That’sThe Land and the Book.  

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The Bible is the most read book in the world. But many of us get stuck in a rut when we read it. Rather than feeling inspired and energized, we feel confused, disenchanted, or removed. If you relate to that, we’ve got a conversation for you! Join us as we explore Fourteen Fresh Ways to Enjoy the Bible. Plus, our devotional introduces us to the Ideal Mother—all on The Land and the Book.

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It’s one thing to say we should support and stand alongside the Jewish people. It's quite another to DO this. So, what does it look like to show up for our Jewish friends and neighbors? We'll give you some practical ideas this week on The Land and the Book. Plus, you'll enjoy Charlie Dyer's devotional, "The Bible's Most Ineffective Prayer Meetings." Join us for The Land and the Book 

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He’s traveled to Israel more than 10 times. If you saw him, you might recognize him as the “car guy”—Barry Meguiar (mug-G’WIRE). This week, he joins us on The Land and the Book to share some amazing stories from his trips to Israel. But even more, he wants to ignite your life!  What’s it all about? I promise you, it will be a great adventure when you join us for The Land and the Book. 

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It’s one of the toughest names in the Bible to pronounce: Habakkuk. He wrote a sobering book—just three chapters long. It’s tucked away deep into the Old Testament. But just who was Habakkuk? What insights does he offer us today? That’s our conversation this week on The Land and the Book. Plus—you’ll love Charlie Dyer’s devotional, “The Bible’s Most Ineffective Prayer Meetings.” All on The Land and the Book.

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Just what IS a “Messianic Congregation?” Have you ever been to one? What can we learn from our brothers and sisters who DO worship at a Messianic fellowship?  This week on The Land and the Book, we’ll meet the congregational leader of a Messianic church. Plus, Charlie Dyer’s devotional takes a look at Fake News…back in Bible times. Intrigued? Don’t miss The Land and the Book. 

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As Christians, we know the story of the sufferings of Jesus. But could it be we’re so familiar that we’re no longer moved as we should be?  This week’s edition of The Land and the Book is not for the faint of heart. We’ll ponder “The Agony of Jesus.” Our guest is a medical doctor who helps us better understand the price Jesus paid for our redemption. Join us for The Land and the Book. 

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At Easter, the Son of God took on the world’s sin and defeated the devil, death, and the grave itself. How is it, then, that history’s most glorious moment is surrounded by fearful fishermen, despised tax collectors, marginalized women, feeble politicians, and traitorous friends? This week on The Land and the Book, you’ll meet “The Characters of Easter.” Join us!

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He was raised in a vaguely religious home, and then converted to Islam. But something wasn’t right. Mike’s story reads like a novel. And we’ll give you the condensed version this week on The Land and the Book. You’ll discover why thousands of Muslims are meeting Christ and declaring “I Found the Truth.” Plus…Charlie Dyer shares his devotional, “The Fishy Weather Forecast” --on The Land and the Book. 

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When suffering clouds your vision, how do you find Jesus in the pain? How SHOULD you respond—when life hurts? Coming up this week on The Land and the Book, a conversation about suffering. Along the way, we’ll gain valuable insights from the Old Testament character, Job. Plus, Charlie Dyer brings you all the headlines from the Middle East. Then, he’ll answer some intriguing Bible questions. That’s The Land and the Book. 

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When it comes to Bible prophecy, some Christians are convinced that almost everything that happens every single day is somewhere predicted in Scripture. But many other Christians hardly even care about prophecy. Where do you find yourself on that spectrum? This week on The Land and the Book, best-selling author Amir Tsarfati (uh-MEER sar-FAH-tee) trains us to listen for “Rumblings of Prophecy.” 

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We call them hot spots. In geopolitical language, we’re talking about places known for violence, disruption, instability, and terrorism. These are the very places that Tom Doyle is fond of visiting. Not for souvenirs, mind you—but for the chance to share the hope of Christ. Can you imagine the stories he tells? Well, you can hear those stories yourself, this week on The Land and the Book.  

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So, you’re thinking about a trip to Israel. What should you pack? What should you leave at home? And how can you prepare physically and spiritually? That’s our conversation this week on The Land and the Book. Plus, we’ll get you caught up on all the headlines from the Middle East. And Charlie Dyer’s devotional will make you feel like you’re already in Israel! That’s The Land and the Book. From Moody Radio. 

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Jesus, our Messiah, was born a Jew. His friends and followers were Jews. Why does that matter? Anyone who holds the Scriptures to be the Word of God will want a better understanding of the people He chose—the apple of His eye. This week on The Land and the Book, we’ll explore Jewish culture and customs—and how they reveal the person and work of Messiah Jesus. Don’t miss The Land and the Book.

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We’re used to hearing about antisemitism in Europe or other places. But did you know that an antisemitic incident occurs almost every day here in America? More than 2,700 incidents occurred last year in the U.S. What’s the real problem? And how can believers help? That’s our conversation this week on The Land and the Book. Plus…headlines from the Middle East—and updates to your Bible questions on The Land and the Book.

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Pain and suffering. They’re both an inescapable part of the human condition. But why? If God loves us—and is all-powerful—why does He allow so much suffering? How are we to respond to our own tragedies? And how can we best comfort others? The book of Job is an excellent framework for this discussion. This week on The Land and the Book, you’ll meet Job as you’ve never met him before, for encouragement in your own trials. 

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He was born on the banks of a river in modern-day Iraq—a long way from home—during the Babylonian captivity. But what are we to make of the 48 chapters of his book today? And what do we actually know about Ezekiel, the man? This week on The Land and the Book, you’ll meet Ezekiel up close and personal. Plus, Charlie Dyer updates us on all the headlines from the Middle East. Join us for The Land and the Book. 

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When the idea was first conceived, not many thought it had even the slightest chance of becoming a reality. A joint normalization between Israel and The United Arab Emirates? Normalization between Israel and Bahrain? But that didn’t dampen the enthusiasm—or stop the conversation about The Abraham Accords. What do they really mean—-for Israel and for the Arab world? That's our focus this week on The Land and the Book.

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Imagine a scenario like this: The Mossad has uncovered Iran's plans to smuggle untraceable weapons of mass destruction into Israel. The clock is ticking, and counter terrorism agents can't act quickly enough. Though the story is fictional—it’s inspired by real events. Best-selling author Amir Tsarfati joins us this week on The Land and the Book. 

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It’s the only gospel written by a Gentile. It’s the third—and longest—of the four accounts—even longer than the book of Acts. We're talking, of course, about the Gospel of Luke. But just who was Luke? And what is the legacy of his gospel account for us today? We've got plenty to talk about this week as together, we’re “Discovering Luke” on The Land and the Book. Join us!

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She was a small girl when Hitler's forces destroyed her family. Decades later, the scars are still there. Coming this week to The Land and the Book, Jon Gauger interviews a Holocaust survivor who challenges us to never forget Hitler’s assault on the Jews. Plus, Charlie Dyer answers a bunch of great Bible questions—and brings us up to date on all the news stories coming out of the Middle East. Join us for The Land and the Book. 

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For many Christians, the Christmas story is exclusively a New Testament thing. But without its Old Testament roots, we’re missing out on some of the best that God has for us! This week on The Land and the Book, we’ll look at the greatest Christmas prophecies in the Old Testament. It’s a special Christmas edition this week on The Land and the Book.

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When the angel of the Lord spoke to the terrified shepherds outside Bethlehem, his words were calming—to the extreme. But what did that heavenly messenger really mean when he announced, “Tidings of Comfort and Joy?”  And is that scene merely a fact to be processed—or a declaration that calls us to action today, 2000 years later? Join us for a stimulating conversation this week on The Land and the Book.

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Like the greatest of books, the Christmas story has a back story. And once you hear it, you’ll never read about Christmas quite the same. This week on The Land and the Book, Dr. Bob Moeller is in the studio. And speaking of great stories, Charlie Dyer's devotional recalls "A tale of Two Cities." Plus, we’ll bring you all the headlines out of the Middle East—and tackle some intriguing listener questions. Join us for The Land and the Book. 

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You say you've always wanted to travel to Israel with Charlie Dyer? This week, he'll take us to his favorite places in the Holy Land, and share some riveting insights. Along the way, there are plenty of laughs, too. We’ll be “Experiencing the Land of the Book,” on the program we call The Land and the Book. And did I mention we’re giving away five copies of Charlie's newest book? So don’t miss…The Land and the Book. 

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This Christmas, most of us will do a lot of wrapping and unwrapping. But what if we could help our kids unwrap the names of Jesus? What if we could help kids see Jesus as He intended us to see Him? That’s our conversation this week on The Land and the Book. And we’ll also look at all the major news stories from the Middle East. Plus, Charlie Dyer's devotional has us traveling to Caesarea. Join us for The Land and the Book. 

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There are more than two billion Muslims worldwide. And the Lord is doing some fantastic things in the world of Islam. But what if you could go to these places and hear these stories firsthand?

This week on The Land and the Book, you’ll do just that. Plus, we’ll help you understand the headlines coming out of the Middle East, and then we’ll dive deeply into some listener questions. Don’t miss The Land and the Book.

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Consider the book of Daniel. We love the timeless stories of the fiery furnace, the handwriting on the wall, and Daniel in the lion's den. And then, the book takes a dramatic turn toward prophecy. What do we really know about this faithful servant, Daniel? And what lessons can we gain exploring his life and writing? This week on The Land and the Book, we’ll put Daniel in the spotlight. Don’t miss it!

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Why study the Psalms? In Luke 24, Jesus claimed that the Psalms are all about Him. It’s why He referenced the Psalms so many times in His ministry. In fact, the New Testament contains 326 quotes from 115 different Psalms! But what do they mean to us today? This week on The Land and the Book, we’ll focus on the Psalms—and how they can impact our lives today.

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If you have never read a book written by Jerry Jenkins, you’re in the minority! And 21 of his 200 books are New York Times best-sellers. This week on The Land and the Book, he joins us to talk about the Dead Sea Chronicles. It’s a journey into Saudi Arabia. Along the way, we’ll discover lessons Jerry has learned in the Middle East. Plus, he shares helpful insights for budding writers. You’ll love the devotional Charlie Dyer shares—and we’ll bring you up to date on all the news stories from the Middle East. All on The Land and the Book. 

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What comes to mind when you hear the word, Israel? Some would say Israel is God’s special nation. Others have nothing but contempt for Israel and all Jews—accusing them of being violent oppressors, manipulative money grabbers. This week on The Land and the Book, we’ll lay out the basic facts about Israel: its origin, history, status today and future existence—all from a biblical point of view. Charlie Dyer drives it all home in his devotional, The Peace of Jerusalem. So don’t miss The Land and the Book.

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How do you reach Muslims in their own country? In most cases, personal evangelism is illegal. Christian literature is banned. And Christian churches—no where to be found. But radio has a way of breaking through the barriers. This week on The Land and the Book, you’ll be greatly encouraged by stories of outreach to Muslims who are finding Christ. Plus, Charlie Dyer’s devotional takes us to the Peace of Jerusalem. Be listening for The Land and the Book. 

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What’s it really like to follow Jesus in the Middle East? What kind of pressure do believers there face? Todd Nettleton has just returned from the Middle East. He spent time with believers who have stories to tell. Some of those stories may shock you. Others will encourage you. But you’ll hear them all—exclusively—on The Land and the Book. Plus, Charlie Dyer talks about Jewish festivals—for Gentiles. Don’t miss The Land and the Book.

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How do non-radical Muslims explain the many verses in the Quran that urge violence and killing of non-believers or “infidels”—like Christians? How can we have a conversation about the Quran with our Muslim friend without it becoming confrontational? This week on The Land and the Book, we’ll introduce you to A Concise Guide to the Quran. Plus, Charlie Dyer continues his devotional series, Seven Stories with a Purpose. That’s all ahead this week on The Land and the Book.

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​It’s a beautiful day in the neighborhood—unless you’re the nation of Israel. Many of their neighbors are determined to destroy Israel. So, what’s happening right now? Where are the greatest threats? And who’s behind the trouble? This week on The Land and the Book, join us for a Threat Assessment. Dr. Charlie Dyer helps you make sense of the trouble—and the trouble-makers. So, make it a point to join us for The Land and the Book.

What Does the Bible Say About the Future

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​What is the biblical evidence that we find for Scripture memorization? Jesus often quoted from the Old Testament. But there was nothing in the Gospel accounts that said this was strange. How normal was it for biblical characters to memorize Scripture? More importantly, what tips can help us learn to hide God’s Word in our heart? This week on The Land and the Book, it’s all about getting the Word—into YOU. Join us!

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​When we look at the life of Joseph, it’s easy to major on the happy side: his rise to power, his influence on pharaoh, his plan to save Egypt from drought. But the road to the king’s palace was filled with pain, problems, and potholes. What if we could sit down with Joseph today? What wisdom would he share with us? This week on The Land and the Book, we’ll explore the Joseph Principles—from prisoner to prince.

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​Great wealth…great kids…great influence…a great life. Job had it all. And in a flash, he had nothing. Not even his health. What are we to make of his unspeakable loss? And how does wrestling with Job help us navigate our own losses? This week on The Land and the Book, we’ll do some wrestling with Job. It’s a probing discussion you don’t want to miss—on The Land and the Book.

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​Question: Does the church replace the nation of Israel? Or will Israel eventually be saved and restored with a unique identity and role? That's the discussion this week on The Land and the Book. Plus, we’ll have a great time answering an impressive stack of listener questions. Make it a point to join Charlie Dyer and Jon Gauger for The Land and the Book.

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​The story of Joseph. It’s one of the most prominent in the book of Genesis. But Joseph is rarely mentioned in the rest of Scripture. So, how can we understand Joseph's significance in redemptive history? From Prisoner to the Palace. That’s our conversation this week on The Land and the Book. Then…Charlie Dyer takes us to the back side of the desert in an unforgettable devotional. All on The Land and the Book.

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​If I were to ask you how many well-known Bible locations can you tour today in the Holy Land, what would you guess? Coming this week to The Land and the Book…a guest who takes us to 44 Bible places you can still visit today. Plus, Charlie Dyer’s devotional connects us with Galilee of the Gentiles—and he’ll answer your Bible questions. That’s all this week on The Land and the Book.

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What if you could take the history of Israel—from Genesis to the end of the Old Testament—and explain it in less than 15 minutes? You’d have to move fast, cover lots of ground, and keep going! We’ll attempt that this week on The Land and the Book. Plus, Charlie Dyer answers your Bible questions and keeps you informed about current events in the Middle East. All on The Land and the Book.

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​The Middle East: More than 450 million people. Arabs, Egyptians, Jews, Greeks…to name just a few. Lots of oil…lots of trouble. But not much hope. Rex Rogers has just returned from a trip to the Middle East and North Africa regions. And boy, has he got stories. You don't want to miss one of them. And you won't—if you join us for The Land and the Book.

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​14% of American adults have difficulty walking on stairs. 11% have serious difficulty concentrating, remembering, or making decisions. 7% face challenges living independently. 6% deal with deafness or difficulty hearing. But in the Bible, Jesus almost appears drawn to those with disabilities. Why is that? Don’t miss this stimulating conversation on The Land and the Book.

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​Common misconceptions—with dubious biblical support. It all adds up…to an urban legend. When it comes to the New Testament, there are lots of these “urban legends.” We’ll explore several…and expose them in the light of biblical truth. Plus, Charlie Dyer’s devotional reminds us there are no laymen in God’s Work. Enjoy a one- hour fly-over of the Middle East on The Land and the Book.

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​Urban legends. In the garden of biblical interpretation, they grow like weeds. Naturally, it’s important to know what the Bible says. But it’s also important to know what the Bible does NOT say. Coming this week to The Land and the Book, Urban Legends of the Old Testament. We’ll help you sort through truth from legend. Plus…current events straight from the Middle East. All on The Land and the Book.

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​Jesus asks, “Who do you say that I am?” It’s a question that every person throughout the centuries has had to answer. The seeker, the confused, the skeptic, the heartbroken, the despairing…and YOU. But it’s not a one-time question as many think. It’s a question we must answer daily. This week on The Land and the Book…get ready for Encounters with Jesus. Join us for a refreshing conversation on The Land and the Book.

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​Practically everybody’s heard the story of Jonah and the whale—or giant fish. But many view it as a simplistic moral tale or a child's fable. Yet if you look a bit further, there’s a lot more to explore. Coming up this week on The Land and the Book…Jonah: Beyond the Tale of a Whale. Plus, you'll hear all the latest news stories from the Middle East. Hope you'll join us for…The Land and the Book.

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​No other figure has impacted history like Jesus. Yet today, He’s often seen as a mythical character whose legend increased over time. So, what does the historical and archaeological evidence say about Jesus? This week on The Land and the Book, you’ll meet an archaeologist who has investigated discoveries connected to Jesus’ birth, ministry, crucifixion, and resurrection.

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​You can’t spend much time in the Bible without coming across different names for God. Lots of names. Some of those names seem obvious. But some of them are rather confusing—at least to modern minds. Here’s our promise. If you join us this week for The Land and the Book, you’ll finally understand what some of them mean. Plus, you’ll find yourself more in love with the Lord!

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​We live in a culture that has viciously attacked the notion that faith and science can co exist. But meet Dr. James Tour. He’s a leading nanotechnologist with more than 130 patents. He’s also a messianic Jew. You’ve got to hear his story. And you will—when you join us this week for The Land and the Book. You’ll walk away amazed—and encouraged. That’s The Land and the Book.

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​In Matthew 24, Jesus gives His disciples a profound, detailed description of what will happen during the end times before His return. You might call them "foreshadows." As we strive to follow His command to keep watch, how can we know that we are drawing nearer to that day? Get practical answers when you join us on The Land and the Book this week.

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