Paleobiochemist, Dr. Brian Thomas, shares his latest research with www.youtube.com/@icrscience‬ on measuring collagen (soft protein tissue) that was discovered in Edmontosoraus fossil bone, and some of the difficulty they had in trying to publish their results in secular science journals. Their results, and others like it on other dinosaur bones, are challenging the conventional thinking that dinosaur fossils are millions of years old, and are more likely thousands of years old.

In Mark 5, Jesus exorcises a legion of demons out of a man, and into a herd of pigs. Dr. Craig Evans talks with Henry about Roman legions, and specifically the 10th Roman Legion that used the symbol of a pig on it's flag. Is that a coincidence? Or is there something else going on here that Jesus is demonstrating?

King Darius I of the Achaemenid Empire was a well known ruler in history and is mentioned a number of times in the Book of Ezra, and reigned during the time when the Jewish temple was being rebuilt. Bryan Windle gives an archaeological biography of his life and shares how he connects the Bible to history.

Dr. Jeremiah Johnston of the ‪@ChristianThinkersSociety‬ will guide us as we explore the archaeological and historical evidence for the location of Jesus’ tomb and subsequent resurrection. Several candidates have emerged over the centuries, the Garden Tomb (or Gordon's Tomb) and the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, so Dr. Johnston will walk us through the evidence and point us to the most likely candidate.

Dr. Jonathan Moore, a doctor of podiatric medicine who also has a PhD in biblical studies, joins Henry to discuss research that he has been conducting into crucifixion in the ancient world. Dr. Moore, along with Dr. Scott Stripling, have analyzed the remains of 5 crucified victims and have developed some interesting insights on how people were crucified, in particular how their feet were positioned on the cross and where the nail penetrated the foot.

Dr. Jeremiah Johnston, President of the ChristianThinkersSociety, joins Henry to talk about why we can trust the resurrection of Jesus Christ was a historical event.

Dr. Scott Stripling joins to talk about favissas - What are they? And what is found in them from archaeological digs? Dr. Stripling will also talk about the Israelite sacrificial system, and what it looked like at Shiloh, where the tabernacle was for over 300 years, and what has been found in the favissa at Shiloh in recent years.

Bryan Windle joins Henry to count down the top ten biblical archeology discoveries related to the book of Jeremiah.