Pastor Caden Metcalf from Radiant Church and Superintendent Jeff Peterson from the Arizona Ministry Network, invite you in exploring Israel’s ancient sites and the Bible in context, with Dr. Wave Nunnally. 

Using tools like archeology, ancient texts, maps…will assist in deepen our understanding of Scripture.  Along the way, we’ll engage in the vibrant culture and daily life of modern Israel. Registration is limited, so jump on this trip today!      

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Grab your passport & depart the USA!

Arrive in Israel and on the way to Netanya, view the Way of the Sea. 

Overnight @ Vert Lagoon

Mt Carmel is our first stop where we address Elijah and the prophets of Baal and have a time of prayer. We will travel to Jesus’s hometown of Nazareth & visit the Church of Annunciation and then view his hometown from Mt Precipice. Once at Magdala, we will begin our exploration of this ancient site.  

Overnight in Galilee @ Magdala hotel

On our visit to Tel Dan, we will enjoy a hike through a nature preserve where we see the sources of the Jordan River, study Scripture, visit the high place of Dan and city gates from the time of Abraham and Jeroboam. After this stop, the bus will carry us about two miles to Caesarea Philippi, the capital of Philip’s territory and discuss Peter’s great confession of faith.

We will look toward Damascus and read the Road to Damascus text. The Yigael Alon Museum and a boat ride on the Sea of Galilee is our next stop. We will end the day with an engaging time at the ancient site of Magdala. 

Overnight @ Magdala

Today we will travel around the Sea of Galilee. We will stop on the north shore at Korazin and then  to Capernaum which was the home base of Jesus’ messianic ministry. The Mount of Beatitudes is also along the shoreline and will be part of our day.

After lunch, we will head to the eastern shore of the Sea of Galilee, Mitspeh Nuqeb, where Dr. Nunnally believes the Mark 5 occurred. Next, for those who desire baptism in the Jordan River, we will stop at Yardenit. 

Overnight@ Magdala

We will pack up and have an early morning ride that will take us to the Judean Wilderness and Dead Sea area. This includes an ascent to the top of Masada, Herod’s greatest fortress, visit the site of Qumran, view the Dead Sea Scrolls caves, Kaliya Beach and a Dead Sea float and the Jerusalem-Jericho Road where we will recall the parable of the Good Samaritan. We will ascend up to Jerusalem to the Mt of Olives to view the Temple Mount at night. 

Overnight in Jerusalem  Dan Panorama

Our first stop is the Israel Museum, which houses a one-acre model of Jerusalem & the Temple in the time of Jesus. Next, we will tour the Shrine of the Book which houses Israel’s  Dead Sea Scrolls and on to the archeological wing of the museum.

Next is Bethlehem, which includes the Church of the Nativity at Manager Square, the Shepherds’ Field and shopping at an olivewood shop. Should Bethlehem not be an option, we will view the town when we travel to/ from the Herodium. 

Overnight in  Jerusalem Dan Panorama

Today we will visit the Davidson Center and view the Pinnacle of the Temple and the Southern Steps leading to the Temple Mount.  Next, a short walk to the Western Wall and take time to pray at the Wall. Lunch & light shopping in the Jewish Quarter is next. Our last museum stop will be the City of David where we will see extensive excavations first-hand and hear engaging accounts of King David and Jerusalem. After returning to our hotel, we conclude our day together with dinner @ Notre Dame rooftop restaurant. 

Overnight in Dan Panorama

The Church of All Nations is our first stop.  Here, we visit the Garden of Gethsemane and discuss the arrest of Jesus and His ultimate sacrifice.

Next stop is the Tower of David where Jesus was brought after His arrest and appeared before Pilate and began His way to the cross. The historical Via Dolorosa is our path to the Church of the Holy Sepulcher. On this holy journey, how can we not stop at  St. Anne’s Church compound which includes the Pools of Bethesda where Jesus healed a man unable to walk? The Garden Tomb is our final stop of the day, where we will end our day with prayer in the garden. 

Overnight in Dan Panorama

Mid-morning, we will check out of the hotel in Jerusalem for our final day of exploration in Israel. Next stop is the Upper Room and the service component of the trip @ Jerusalem University College. Here we will also view an ancient city gate, baptistery and gravesite of Horatio Spafford.

Leaving Jerusalem, we will head to the coast and visit ancient Caesarea where we will focus on King Herod and Peter, Paul and the early Church. We will have dinner at Caesarea and on to the airport. Once the trip is confirmed, departure flights are October 28 10pm-1:30am Oct 29.

Arrive in USA

Disclaimer: Schedules, housing and itinerary are subject to change without notice due to war, unrest, the devaluation of the dollar and political uncertainties. This itinerary is based on the best possible use of time management, keeping in mind the complexities of Jerusalem traffic, the current political climate and opening hours as regards to Jewish, Christian and Muslim holidays around the world.