Hand‑carved from centuries‑old olive trees in the Holy Land, the Thorn Cross is more than an ornament. It embodies Christ’s passion and victory, connecting believers to the Crucifixion and Resurrection. Explore Olive Wood Thorn Cross history, symbolism, and how it can inspire your daily walk with God.

Mary Magdalene emerges from the Gospels as a woman transformed by grace. Freed from torment near the shores of the Sea of Galilee, she became one of Jesus’ closest followers, stood by Him at the cross and was the first to witness His resurrection. Her journey from Magdala to the empty tomb continues to inspire Christians today, reminding us that redemption leads to devotion and bold witness.

Magdala, Mount Tabor, Mount Arbel, and Kursi form a tapestry of faith around the Sea of Galilee. From Mary Magdalene’s hometown to the mountain of the Transfiguration, cliffside caves, and the eastern shore of Jesus’ miracles, these sites reveal deep history and devotion. This guide explores their biblical stories, archaeology, and spiritual meaning for your journey of faith.

Cana of Galilee holds a special place in Christian memory. Here, at a humble village wedding, Jesus performed His first public miracle by turning water into wine. This guide uncovers the biblical story, the historical debate over Cana’s location, and how modern pilgrims continue to experience its message of transformation.