Led by Kurt Hoyer, it bridges the gap between ancient material culture and
modern faith, aiming to move beyond “myths’ to show that the people, places, and events described in the Bible are firmly anchored in historical fact.
Presentation Topics
Anchors in the Old Testament
A look at rock-solid archaeological finds from the 3,000-year history of the Hebrew Bible that etch biblical stories into historical fact.
Learn MoreArchaeology and the New Testament
An investigation into 1st century artifacts that speak to the reliable portrayal of the world of Jesus and His early followers.
Learn MoreDigging Up God: The Archaeology of YHWH
A study of the “tetragrammaton” (YHWH) in ancient inscriptions and what pottery and stone remnants reveal about worship in ancient Israel.
Learn MoreAbout the Speaker
Kurt Hoyer brings 40+ years of biblical context study to this series. He began excavating at Hazor in 2006 and has contributed to major digs at Lachish and Abel Beth Macaach. A Masters graduate of Hebrew University Jerusalem and former U.S. diplomat, Kurt has excavated at Shiloh, Jerusalem, and Tel Bet Mirsim, and served the State Department across six countries. Full biography →