In a previous post, I mentioned that I have been using photos of biblical locations in my teaching for a number of years and am often asked where does one find appropriate images. The best images (most appropriate and high quality) I have found come from BiblePlaces.com. The main library consists of 10 volumes of CD images with more than 6,000 pictures, including Israel (5 vols.), Jordan, Greece, Egypt, Turkey, and Rome. Each CD includes PowerPoint files of the images These pictures were taken by Todd Bolen, who for many years taught in Israel and travelled throughout the Middle East (Todd is currently finishing up a Ph.D. in the states). You also might want to check out Todd’s blog, which will keep you up on the latest biblical archaeological news.
On Writing
Does writing still matter once you're out of seminary? Dr. Mark Snoeberger joins Theologically Driven to make the case that good thinking and good writing go hand in hand — and that a well-researched paper is closer to a sermon than most pastors realize. He covers why...

