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Why did the prophet Isaiah rebuke King Hezekiah for building the very wall that ended up saving Jerusalem? What did a rabbi who lost his wife and two daughters to a terror attack teach about a single verse — “and Aaron was silent” — that left an entire audience stunned? And what happened when a Bridges for Peace film crew followed Google Maps to biblical Ziklag, only to end up axle-deep in a plowed field with nothing there at all? In this episode, we start at Jerusalem's 2,700-year-old Broad Wall for a teaching on where our confidence really belongs, then sit down with Ilse Strauss, International Education Director of Bridges for Peace, to talk about Ignite the Truth — a free, weekly Bible-reading plan filmed from the actual locations where Scripture happened. We also get a first look at Bridges for Peace's upcoming Holocaust pilgrimage that I will be joining this weekend. My personal title for the trip is, “From Berlin to Birkenau, From Yesterday to Today.” Considering this, Ilse and I address a difficult question: if churches stayed silent the last time, what makes us think they won’t again? Watch to hear it all.

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