Digging for Truth Podcast – Details, episodes & analysis

ABR staff members Bryan Windle and Tommy Chamberlin join to talk all about the people and places in history that are related to the Christmas story.

Top 10 Discoveries Related to Christmas - Bible Archaeology Report

Quirinius, an Archaeological Biography - Bible Archaeology Report

Who were the Magi? - Bible Archaeology Report

Ted Wright from Epic Archaeology joins Henry to offer some counterarguments to a previous episode we did on possible locations for Noah's Ark, and shares some of his research that he has done on Mt. Ararat and the surrounding region on his many expeditions there. 

Babylonian "Oldest Map of the World" - British Museum

The Epic of Gilgamesh & the Bible - Ted Wright

The Case for Ağrı Dağı/Masis as Biblical Mt. Ararat - Randall W. Younker

Noah's Ark in the Mountains of Urartu - DFT Podcast with Nate Loper

Is Noah's Ark on This Mountain? - Bible and Spade Magazine

Genesis 6:1-4 talks about the sons of God and the Nephilim. Everyone likes to talk about the Nephilim, but who were these sons of God? Dr. Tim Chaffey joins to discuss in depth about the spiritual realm and the sons of God, and how that can then help understand who the Nephilim were.  

Fallen: The Sons of God and the Nephilim - book link

Is there evidence for the Israelites time in Egypt and their Exodus? Dr. Titus Kennedy joins Henry to talk about a number of artifacts and locations that are consistent with the Exodus that happened in the Bible. 

Unearthing the Bible - Titus Kennedy

There is somewhere around 4000 years of history associated with Mount Moriah and the Temple Mount in Israel, and Dr. Scott Stripling joins to discuss it all. Well, a lot of it anyway. 

King David's Tabernacle - Digging for Truth TV

The Temple Mount Sifting Project

The Quest - book by Leen Ritmeyer on the Temple Mount

The Copper Scroll Project - Shelley Nease

Frankie Snyder assembles Opus sectile tiles from Temple Mount - Jerusalem Post

Temple Mount Revisionism - Digging for Truth TV

Bryan Windle walks us through the archaeology and discoveries related to the death and resurrection of Jesus. 

Cave of Gethsemene - Joan Taylor

Three Tombs of Jesus - Bible Archaeology Report

The Shroud of Turn - Digging for Truth TV

The Top Ten Discoveries related to Easter - Bible Archaeology Report

Nate Loper from Canyon Ministries joins to discuss a few possible locations for the resting place of Noah's Ark, including Mt. Ararat, Durupinar, and Cudi Dagh (Mt. Judi).

3D map of Mt Cudi/Judi - created by Nate Loper

Is Noah's Ark on This Mountain? - Bible and Spade Magazine

Noah's Ark Articles - BibleArchaeology.org

Archaeologist Dr. Gary Byers joins Henry to discuss the ancient history of the Philistines, and find out if there is any connection to modern Palestinians. 

Who Were the Philistines - Digging for Truth TV

Henry Smith got a chance to have a conversation with the late Dr. Kevin Anderson about the iDINO project and the finding of soft tissue in dinosaur bones that are supposed to be completly fossilized and mineralized. The research is still continuing to produce interesting results that challenge the evolutionary paradigm that says that dinosaurs lived and died millions of years ago.

Dinosaur Soft Tissue - Is Genesis History clip

iDINO Project

Tribute to Dr. Kevin Anderson

Mary Schweitzer on 60 Minutes - full segment

In late 2023, three peer-reviewed academic articles were published in the Israel Exploration Journal that attempt to cast doubt on the authenticity of the Mt. Ebal curse tablet discovered in 2019. The lead archaeologist of the project that discovered this defixio, Scott Stripling, joins Henry to respond to these criticisms and thories, including the proposition that the lead curse tablet is actually a lead fishing weight.

Round Table discussion on Mt Ebal discovery - Digging for Truth

The Times of Israel - article about IEJ articles

The Mt. Ebal Curse Tabled Defeated? - video podcast with Sean McDowell

You are Cursed by the God YHW - Original Heritage Science Journal article