You are invited to join us on a once in a lifetime, exclusive tour of the Land of the Bible. Experience the Scriptures on location, the rich culture of the Jewish people, and explore the historical sites where Jesus performed the miracles that shook the world and continue to do so today. 

The cost includes hotel accommodations, all breakfasts and dinners, National Park passes, access to all Biblical and historical sites, tips, gratuities and transportation for the whole tour! We guarantee you’ll be transformed, and how you read the Bible will never be the same.

The start of your journey begins today, departing from the USA bound for Israel. Trans-Atlantic flights will arrive the following day. Look for flights from your preferred airport that arrive in the afternoon.

The tour will begin with a welcome dinner at our first hotel, Grand Beach. On the shores of the Mediterranean Sea.

Lodging-Tel Aviv-Grand Beach Hotel

Begin the day visiting Samson's Territory, Beth Shemesh. We will then travel to Elah Valley, where David defeated Goliath. 1 Samuel 17.

We will then have the opportunity to visit the places most effected by the Oct. 7th massacre. In somber visits we will see Nir Am, Sderot, the Nova Festival Site and Kfar Aza.

Lodging-Dead Sea-Vert Dead Sea Hotel

Our Negev Day begins with our first stop in Masada, a rock plateau mentioned in the Old Testament several times. This famous location is where Jewish rebels committed mass suicide to prevent capture from the Romans in
74 A.D.

We will travel north to Ein Gedi, an oasis, and a place of refuge for David as he fled from an angry King Saul.

From here we will visit Qumran where an ancient settlement existed in the time of Christ. This is the location where the Dead Sea Scrolls were found in 1947 by a Bedouin shepherd.

We will then travel north to Galilee.

Lodging-Sea of Galilee Ein Gev

Our day of exploring begins at the Jesus boat museum. In 1986, the hull of a boat, old enough to have been on the water in the time of Christ was discovered and restored.

We then travel on the Sea of Galilee in a modern-day wooden boat.

After this we will visit Mt. Arbel, a stunning overlook over the Galilee region. Mt. Arbel is believed by many to be the place where Christ gave the Great Commission. 

Then we’re on to the Mt. of Beatitudes where Jesus’ most famous sermon from Matthew 5 took place.

From there we travel to a peaceful site on the northern shore of Galilee where Jesus restored Peter after he denied Him three times.

We will then visit Capernaum, an important town in the time of Christ, where He performed many miracles. It’s also an important city for the fishing community of Galilee and is located on the international highway of the time known as The Via Maris.

Lodging-Sea of Galilee Ein Gev

After breakfast we travel to the other side of the Sea of Galilee to Susita. This is the location referenced in Mark 5 where Jesus freed the demoniac from many demons.

Katzrin is our next stop, here the paralyzed man was lowered from the roof to be in the presence of Jesus, he was healed and Jesus told him to "get up your mat and walk".

On the border of Syria and Lebanon is a former Syrian outlook turned Israeli outpost. Here we can explore and look into the two neighboring countries.

We then travel north to Caesarea Philippi, this is the location of one of the largest springs feeding the Jordan River. This important site in Jesus’ ministry is where He took the disciples to give them their marching orders with “Upon this Rock, I will build My Church and the gates of hell will not prevail against it. 

The Pelter Winery is the last stop of the day before returning to our hotel in Galilee.

Lodging-Sea of Galilee Ein Gev

We begin our day in Megiddo– One of the Chariot Cities of King Solomon from 1 Kings 9. Here you can survey Jezreel Valley, where the battle of Armageddon will occur, as seen in Revelation 16.

After Megiddo, we travel to Mt. Carmel. The site of the Old Testament showdown between Elijah and the prophets of Baal in 1 Kings 18.

Caesarea is next, The book of Acts comes alive as you tour the Roman headquarters in Israel during the 1st century. Peter, Philip, and Paul spread the Word of God here.

We leave the coast as we head to our hotel in Jerusalem.

Lodging-Jerusalem-Dan Jerusalem

We start off early to visit the Temple Mount. Explore the site near the Dome of the Rock and the Al Aqsa Mosque. This has been instilled as a place of conflict but, most notably, the very place where the Glory of God resided at the first and second temple.

Next, we visit the Western Wall, the last remaining outer support wall of the Second Jewish Temple and a national symbol of modern Israel.

Next we head underground where we will explore an impressive series of underground tunnels below the Temple Mount.

We then explore Herodium, the remarkable fortress and palace built by King Herod, built on a hill just outside Jerusalem. Its ruins offer a glimpse into the grandeur of Herod’s reign.

Lodging-Jerusalem-Dan Jerusalem

We begin the day visiting the City of David which is the original settlement of the city dating back to King David’s time, where archaeological discoveries reveal the roots of ancient Jerusalem.

Then we will explore Hezekiah’s Tunnel which is located underneath the City of David. The tunnel was carved underground by order of King Hezekiah to prepare Jerusalem for siege by the Assyrians.

After, we will walk the Southern Steps where Jesus taught the last week of his earthly life and where the Church was born on Pentecost.

We then visit the Israel Museum in Jerusalem, home to a world-class collection of art, archaeology, and the renowned Dead Sea Scrolls.

Explore the Shrine of the Book, a striking wing-shaped building at the Israel Museum that houses the ancient and priceless Dead Sea Scrolls.

We conclude the day with a visit to Yad Vashem, the very moving Holocaust Museum in Jerusalem. This is a somber visit to help us never forget what happened to Jewish people in Europe during WW2.

Lodging-Jerusalem-Dan Jerusalem

What a day ahead! We will visit the Mount of Olives which offers an unparalleled view of the Old City of Jerusalem. This is the location where Jesus wept over the city during the He would give His life as the Lamb of God. As we walk through Jerusalem on the “Way of Suffering” also known as the Via Dolorosa we’ll stop at the Pool of Bethesda, where Jesus healed a paralytic man in John 5.

As we make our way to the Church of the Holy Sepulcher, we’ll stay on the modern-day processional route marking where Jesus carried the cross. At the Church of the Holy Sepulcher, we see the traditional site where Christ was crucified, buried, and

rose from the dead!

What a joy it will be to conclude our pilgrimage with the Lord’s Supper and Worship at the Garden Tomb. 

Lodging-Jerusalem-Dan Jerusalem

Depart from Israel in the morning