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From the video description: "The Miraculous Shroud of Turin: Evidence for Jesus - Is the Shroud really Jesus or is it a fake? See new compelling evidence and arguments for the authenticity of the Shroud of Turin. All credit for this video goes to David Onysko who is the presenter throughout the film." When looking at the compelling evidence on the Shroud of Turin, there are only two possibilities: 1) it is either the cloth that encapsulated a real man who was crucified exactly like Jesus as described in the gospels, or 2) it is the real cloth of Jesus himself. Based on the evidence there are no possible alternatives. This stunning video illuminates the case and large body of evidence that the cloth presents to all in the world, and brings the gospel accounts of the Passion of Christ to life. See for yourself...

From the video description: "Host Erick Stakelbeck visits Jerusalem's Western Wall tunnels and a new excavation of an ancient Roman theatre. Plus, the story of King David's prayer altar, from the City of David." For many years, people doubted the historicity of the story King David (yes, the same David from the story of David vs. Goliath) in the Bible, because they thought that he simply never existed. Excavations had been conducted over the centuries, however, it wasn't until archaeologists dug under a parking lot in Jerusalem that the finds really became interesting and compelling. The Givati parking lot dig in 2007 marked the start of many discoveries that are still being uncovered which only reinforce the Biblical accounts, with artifacts referencing many names overtly mentioned in the pages of scripture. This fascinating video illuminates some of those discoveries, including what could be the very alter that the legendary King David himself could have used for prayer.

From the video description: "Host Erick Stakelbeck interviews Israeli tour guide and archaeologist Danny “The Digger” Herman about the discovery of a 2,700 year old administrative center from the time of King Hezekiah, found next to the U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem." More and more discoveries are being uncovered in Jerusalem that continually point towards the accuracy of the Bible and the historicity of the stories therein. The proof is in the ground, and when finds are unearthed they become irrefutable. Sometimes the finds are small artifacts that allude to names mentioned in the lines of the sacred book, but other times the finds are even more stunning proof that the stories from thousands of years ago aren't merely fiction, but historical fact. In the following video, you can see the archaeological remains of an administrative center from multiple millennia ago, affording even greater credibility to the Biblical narratives.

From the video description: "Archaeologists in east Jerusalem claim to have identified the remains of the biblical Siloam Pool, where the Bible says Jesus miraculously cured a man''s blindness." In the New Testament, Jesus performs a number of miracles, including one miracle where he restores vision to a blind man by rubbing mud in his eyes and then telling him to wash it off in the Pool of Siloam. However, for many years people doubted the potential historicity of the gospel account, attributing their doubt to the belief that the Pool of Siloam never actually existed. If it did exists, as many previously claimed, we would easily have known about it in modern times. However, as recently as 2004 the Pool was officially discovered in East Jerusalem! This is the very Pool of Siloam mentioned in the gospel accounts, and its existence only serves to further point to the historical accuracy of the Bible and all that is written about in sacred scripture. Watch this video and see the pool for yourself, as well as hear how it came about to be discovered!

From the video description: "Driving along the route known as the Way of the Patriarchs in Samaria, the heart of biblical Israel, you'll come to ancient Shiloh." The Bible is a book like no other (actually, it's a collection of 66 different books written over thousands of years that come together to tell a singular story), and one filled with incredible stories of amazement and wonder. Since the stories are about events that happened thousands of years ago, though, many people are quick to dismiss the stories of the Bible as being purely fictitious tales. However, just because the events mentioned took place thousands of years ago, it doesn't mean that they never happened. The passage of time doesn't make what happened any less true, and sometimes what we find in the ground through archaeological digs are great testaments to that truth. Places mentioned in the Bible are increasingly coming alive in the modern day through modern archaeological digs as we continue to make discoveries and uncover the past buried in the ground. Check out this short video that goes over some of the amazing finds at the site of ancient Shiloh, which was continually mentioned in the first book of the Bible - Genesis - that stand as testaments to the Bible's historicity.

"From the video description: I truly believe that this is the actual Ark that God had Noah build and that Noah and his family were in during the global flood. This video has all the proof needed to back it up, as well. It was found in the mountains of Ararat." I'm sure you've heard of the story of Noah's Ark and the great flood that covered the entirety of the planet. It's so easy to discount it as being a mere myth. After all, how could Noah have collected two of every kind of animal? While there's much debate about the interpretations of the specifics of the tale, interestingly enough, nearly every ancient civilization from every continent on Earth has some version of a great flood myth. Given that, it's only reasonable to then wonder if there's any truth to the accounts. Perhaps there was a great flood then at some point if so many civilizations have accounts of such a thing happening in their distant pasts, right? Secular scientists would say that there's no evidence for a great flood, but if that was the case then why can marine fossils the found on the highest mountains in the world, including Mount Everest? Answer - because everything was underwater at some point! So then, what evidence would survive after over 4000 years, though, that could possibly support the Biblical story as being truth? Answer - a lot of different pieces of evidence exist because the real site of the ship has indeed been found! In fact, subterranean scans of the site have been conducted as recent as 2021 using some of the most advanced ground penetrating radar equipment we have, which seem to only confirm the that the location in the mountains surrounding Mount Ararat is in fact the real deal. The Turkish government even formally acknowledged the site as being authentic! There's too much for me to go over here, so watch this video and see for yourself. And if you would like to see the additional scientific evidence supporting the TRUTH of the site, visit: www.noahsarkscans.nz and www.noahsarkscans.com

The story of Sodom and Gomorrah is both extremely terrifying and humbling at the same time. For believers, it should make you really think about the consequences of sin and what a righteous judgement could look like for continually and willfully sinning against an almighty and perfectly holy God. Just as today criminals are punished in the court of law, wickedness and sin needs be righteously judged. For non-believers of the Bible, it might sound like a merely mythical tale and one that can be discounted easily... But what evidence would you need to see that God's word is true and that the story was, in fact, a historical event? Interestingly enough, you can see the evidence for yourself still today. Watch this video and discover the TRUTH about Sodom and Gomorrah - for it was a real place and the judgement was real.

From the video description: "See a powerful video about the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah, and witness amazing new discoveries that confirm their existence and location. God chose to destroy these wicked cities, and all throughout the Bible He speaks of Sodom and Gomorrah as an example of judgment to come for those who reject Him. Prepare yourself to be touched as you watch this unique video!" I would venture to say that most people think that the Biblical story of Sodom and Gomorrah mentioned in the book of Genesis is nothing more than mere myth. I mean, who wants to think about the potential judgement of mankind by our all powerful God? I surely take no pleasure in thinking about such things... But the concept of judgement is critical to the story of the Bible, for if there's no judgement for sins then sin itself is rendered moot. Many people (I would probably even say most people) have NO clue that the ruins from ancient Sodom and Gomorrah can still be seen today, roughly 4000 years after the story supposedly took place. While many potential sites have been proposed, today there exist a couple of sites located right where the Bible says they should be that exhibit startling evidence that these are the authentic sites of the frightening story. And thankfully due to modern technology, the evidence is only a mouse click away. Come and see for yourself...

From the video description: "The destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah is REAL! If the judgement on Sodom & Gomorrah with fire and brimstone is real the whole Bible is! Do you want to escape the coming judgement, do you desire Eternal life?" Have you ever heard somebody say that they wouldn't believe something unless they saw evidence for it? It's an interesting statement, since if you think about it, what type of evidence do you think would satisfy that type of person? Have they ever seen "evidence" of the existence of the Titanic with their own eyes? Yet I'm sure these same people wouldn't doubt the existence of the Titanic. When it comes to historical events, how much evidence do you think you would need to believe the truth of a historical story? For the story of Sodom and Gomorrah as recorded in the Bible, the events took place roughly 4000 years ago. So what, if any, evidence do you think would firstly last that long, and secondly, what evidence would you need to believe the story yourself? There's actually a staggering amount of evidence that the story was an actual historical event which can still be seen to this very day. Watch this video and see for yourself.

From the video description: "Incredible discovery in the ruined cities of Sodom & Gomorrah." I'm sure you've heard the story before, if not by reading it yourself in detail at least probably by mention somewhere. It is, after all, the ultimate story of judgement for sinning against God, and a story that many don't want to even think about due to the gravity of it: in ancient times there existed the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah that God ended up judging for their wickedness and unrighteousness by raining down fire and brimstone (which is an older word that is synonymous with sulfur) from heaven and destroying all the inhabitants therein. It's a well known story, so much so that we even derive the English word of "sodomy" directly from story. But what you may not know is that yes, Sodom and Gomorrah were real places and in fact their ruins still exist today for all of the world to see. Of course you won't be taught about the ruins existing in grade school, but they can clearly be seen around the Dead Sea for anybody with discerning eyes. See for yourself:

From the video description: "Shahar Shilo speaks with Moira Brown about fascinating archaeological finds that address biblical accounts and events, including Jesus' two miracles in Jerusalem." I'm sure you've heard someone say that, "there's no evidence that the Bible is real", as an attempt to discredit any Biblical worldview. I think it's a common thing to hear because for most people, they just aren't aware that any evidence confirming any Biblical narratives exists, save for the existence of Jerusalem as a real place. While it would be easy to discount the people that would say such a thing as being ignorant, to give them the benefit of the doubt much of the archaeological evidence that has come to light supporting the Bible is relatively recent, since a lot of evidence has only come to light in the last couple of decades. What's so interesting in particular is that when it comes to Biblically-related archaeological finds, they become extremely hard to cast aside as mere fiction especially when evidence of some names and places mentioned are so explicitly detailed in the Bible. Any finds that unquestionably point to particular names in the Bible become testimonies to the truthfulness of the Bible's stories that we can no longer discredit in the modern day. Check out this brief video that goes over just a handful of intriguing discoveries that point towards Bible not being just a mere collection of stories, but stories of historical fact.

From the video description: "Biblical scholars have long debated whether the Tower of Babel really existed. Now, a remarkable stone tablet never before shown on film appears to settle that question." The story of the Tower of Babel is one of the more well known stories of the Bible. It tells of how mankind created a tower to reach the heavens prior to God scattering man across the Earth and confounding our ability to easily communicate with one another through the advent of different languages. Like many stories of the Bible, however, many people are quick to discount the story as mere fiction, since they are likely unaware that any potential evidence exists related to the story. In fact, for centuries people weren't even sure if the city of Babylon existed, let alone the Tower of Babel. However, the ruins of the city that once stood over 4000 years ago can still be seen in present day Iraq, and although in tatters parts of the ancient walls and roads are still preserved. As for the Tower itself, while the ruins of the great tower aren't necessarily standing today, there nonetheless exists some evidence that it was in fact real, affording credence to the Biblical story as real history. Watch this short clip from the Smithsonian that presents one piece of such evidence.