070 // 2 Recent Discoveries that Verify the Bible is True (Why Believe the Bible series, part 5)

Hello, hello! As a Christian author, it’s important to know how to write well. It’s far more important, however, to have a strong faith foundation. The more you know about God, the more you learn about you. And people. Such knowledge allows you to write rich characters that connect with readers.  The foundation of our faith is the Word of God. So we better believe the Word is true.  How can we believe that, though? Should we blindly believe the Bible is true because it claims to be the inspired word of God? Does God expect us to just take His word for it, or does He provide tangible proof from outside sources? As we’ve seen in episodes 66, 67, 68, and 69, He provides an abundance of proof in the way of prophetic prophecies, historical records, and even medicine. In today’s final episode in the Why Believe the Bible series, we’ll explore some recent and significant archaeological discoveries that once again prove the Bible is true. Listen in as my dad Harry Schaefer continues to teach from his fancy recording studio…which also doubles as his dining room. Here’s Harry! Your friend, DK Next Steps: Listen to the entire series: Ep 66: How Can You as a Christian Author Know the Bible is True? Ep 67: These 2 Prophecies Prove the Bible is True  Ep 68: 3 Evidence-Based Reasons to Believe the Bible is True Ep 69: 1 Unlikely Source Outside the Bible that Helps Prove the Bible is True Ep 70: 2 Recent Discoveries that Verify the Bible is True  Connect: [email protected] Questions about today's episode? Email me! Snag your freebie: Super Simple Overview of the Publishing Process for Self-Published Authors Rate, Review, & Follow on Apple Podcasts “I love DK and Published Before College.” If that sounds like something you’d say, please rate and review my show. Your rating and review helps the show get found by other authors with big writing dreams. It’ll take a quick 30 seconds to scroll to the bottom, tap to rate with five stars, and select “Write a Review.” Then share what you enjoyed most about this episode. And if you haven’t already done so, follow the podcast. That way you’ll never miss an episode and will be better prepared to write and publish your novel. Follow now!