This presentation will address common mistakes Christians fall into when using archaeological data and how to avoid them. It will explore how the discipline of archaeology works, the nature of the evidence it provides, difficulties interpreting that evidence, and the clearest evidence that you can use to argue for the historical reliability of the Bible.
Steven H. Sanchez (PhD) joined the faculty of the Moody Bible Institute in 2016 and serves as Professor of Bible teaching Old and New Testament Survey, Bible Introduction, Pentateuch, and a Biblical Theology of Community and Separation among other courses. Before Moody, he taught for over a decade at Emmaus Bible College, and Dallas Theological Seminary. In addition to classroom work, he spent seven seasons on archaeological expeditions in Israel at Tel Gezer, Tel Burna, and Tel Shimron. He and his family lived there for a summer in 2013. Steven serves as President of Stewards Ministries, a public charity which gives grants to help Assemblies and their associated ministries do what they cannot do alone. He also works as an Organizational Health Consultant for businesses large and small helping leaders serve their co-workers by minimizing workplace confusion. He and his wife Julie have been married for 26 years and have four almost-grown children.
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