Remember the October 7 attack on Israel? In the three months following, anti-Semitic attacks in America shot up 361%. And the hits—literally—keep on coming. In the United States, 70% of Jewish college students have either experienced or witnessed antisemitism. It's as if someone gave permission to beat up Jewish people. What's behind it all is our focus this week on The Land and the Book.

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When you and I hear the word risk, we usually think about the stock market. Or maybe the risk involved with a job transfer. But Christ-followers in Iran understand that word very differently. Just to speak the name of Jesus is dangerous there. But this week on The Land and the Book, you’ll hear stories that will amaze, encourage and inspire. Don’t miss The Land and the Book.

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His friend, Max, was hit and on the ground. But when Michael tried to assist, he was assaulted, as well, to the point someone broke his wrist. What fueled this attack? A hatred for Jewish people. And it happened right here in America. How could we be seeing so much antisemitism? And how should we respond? That's our conversation this week on The Land and the Book.

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World War 2–and the Holocaust. Everyone knows what happened to Jews living in Germany, Poland, Hungary or Romania. But the untold story of Jews in Bulgaria is one you’ve GOT to hear. This week on The Land and the Book, we’ll share the odyssey of a Jewish Rabbi and an orthodox priest who teamed up to save 50,000 lives. An amazing story—on The Land and the Book.

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The Bible contains more than 2,300 references to money and possessions. Why? Because we tend to idolize them. So, how can we tear this idol down? On the next edition of The Land and the Book, we’ll get in your face—about what what's in your wallet! And we'll help equip you to manage your finances with an eternal perspective. Don't miss our conversation with Rob West on The Land and the Book.

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What’s the spiritual climate like in today’s Iran? With a government so hostile to the name of Jesus, how DO Iranians find Christ as Savior? This week on The Land and the Book, prepare to be amazed as we look at a ministry that reaches six million people every single day in Iran. Plus, we’ll bring you all the major headlines from the Middle East. All on The Land and the Book.

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The attacker struck from behind, bashing Max on the back of the head—a blow sufficient to give him a concussion. Shockingly, this assault took place in broad daylight at a popular university. Why was Max attacked? Simply because he was Jewish! This week on The Land and the Book, a disturbing first-hand account of antisemitic violence in America. Join us!

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She's a Jewish studies major at Moody Bible Institute. Her goal? To lovingly engage people who are hostile to Jewish people, to have open and honest conversations. Her courage and passion are real. Anna is a student you'll meet when you join us for The Land and the Book this week. Plus, you’ll enjoy the wide range of Bible questions we’ll be answering. And Charlie Dyer’s devotional introduces us to “The Hometown Boy” of Luke 4. That’s all on The Land and the Book.

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