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June 05, 2021
Acts as Story
Consider the book of Acts. It’s not a Gospel. It’s not an epistle. So what is it? It’s a story, a story of Christ at work in the early church. We’ll dig deep into that story on the next edition of The Land and the Book. Plus, you don’t want to miss “God’s Geography Lesson” Charlie Dyer’s Devotional. And of course, we’ll bring you all the top news stories out of the Middle East—all on The Land and the Book.
IN THIS EPISODE
Dr. David R. Bauer
Dr. David R. Bauer is Professor of Inductive Biblical Studies and Dean of the School of Biblical Interpretation for Asbury Theological Seminary. He has served on Asbury Theological Seminary’s faculty since 1984.
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Dr. Charlie Dyer
Dr. Charlie Dyer is professor-at-large of Bible at Moody Bible Institute in Chicago, Ill. Dyer is an Old Testament scholar as well as an authority on Middle Eastern history and religion. As a licensed guide to Israel, he has traveled extensively throughout the Middle East over the last two decades. Dyer has authored and co-edited many books and articles on the Middle East and the Old Testament. His articles have been published in Bibliotheca Sacra and Michigan Theological Journal. Dr. Dyer’s books include The Rise of Babylon, What’s Next?, The New Christian Traveler’s Guide to the Holy Land and Strike the Dragon.
Jon Gauger
For more than three decades, Jon Gauger has served with Moody Radio as a writer, producer, and host. He is rarely seen without a camera, shooting photos and video for Moody Radio and others. In addition to The Land and the Book, Jon is heard on Moody Presents, Today in the Word, the Praise and Worship Channel, and Majesty Radio. He has traveled to 38 countries as a journalist, speaker, or trainer. An award-winning narrator, Jon has voiced 75 audiobooks and has written If I Could Do It All Over Again and Kids Say the Wisest Things. Jon is married to Diana, and they have two grown children and six truly extraordinary grandchildren. The Gaugers love reading, camping (trailers, not tents), and great Mexican food.
