• Breakfast at the hotel.
• Check out of the hotel and depart for Caesarea.
• Dive in to the book of Acts as you visit Caesarea, a city built by Herod the Great, and the Capital of the Roman history of Judea.
• Drive up into the Carmel Mountains.
• The One True God, visit Mt. Carmel, where Elijah the Prophet served as a conduit to declare the power of the one true God.
• Lunch on your own.
• Witness the faithfulness of God in modern Israel, visit Given Imaging, a successful company which develops micro medical testing and imaging devices, which directly affect and improve diagnosis and treatment of diseases all over the world. 
• Drive to the City of Nazareth. Stop at an overview and imagine what the Galilee looked like in Jesus' day.
• Check into the hotel.
• Dinner at the hotel.

Overnight: Galilee
 

• Breakfast at the hotel.
• From hills overlooking the Sea of Galilee read from the Book of Matthew and hear the words that were taught by Jesus in His Sermon on the Mount.
• Venture along the Banias River, also known as Caesarea Philipi, and experience the wonder of God in nature, where Jesus asked his disciples “who do men say that I am?”
• God fulfilling His promise to restore His Chosen People to the Land, enjoy lunch with Israeli combat soldiers who are actively involved with the fulfillment of His promise.
• Visit the Valley of Tears, on the Golan Heights, site of one of Israel's fiercest tank battles during the Yom Kippur War and learn about the battle of the 77th Battalion - OZ77.
• Get into it, what does it feel like (then and now)?  Meet with local Israelis who are working in the Golan today who will guide you while you try your hand (or feet) in a wine press or olive press. Feel the land, touch the herbs and find yourself transported back to the world in which Jesus lived.
• Return to the hotel.
• Dinner at the hotel.
• Making sense of it all, use this time to gather your thoughts, pray and reflect on your experiences.

Overnight: Galilee
 

• Breakfast at the hotel.
• Check out and begin your journey towards Jerusalem.
• With Bible in hand, visit the biblical sites:
  • Capernaum (Matt. 4:13).
  • Tabgha and the site of the Restoration of Peter (John 21).
• Drive along the Sea of Galilee to a Baptismal Site on the Jordan River.
• Lunch on your own.
• Drive via the Jordan Valley, and view Jericho, the city that was conquered by Joshua as the Israelites were led into the Land of Israel.
• Drive east across the untouched biblical landscape of the Judean Desert and ascend to Jerusalem through the wilderness where Jesus wandered and was tempted by the devil.
• Hold your breath, stop for a view of Jerusalem in all its glory.
• Continue to the hotel for check-in.
• Dinner at the hotel.

Overnight: Jerusalem

• Breakfast at the hotel.
• Good Morning Jerusalem, set your eyes on the city of Jerusalem from the Mt. Of Olives.
• Descend to Gethsemane, and visit the olive grove where Jesus prayed prior to his arrest and crucifixion.
• Enter the Old City of Jerusalem through St. Stephen's gate, visit the Pools of Bethesda, where Jesus told the lame man to “take up his mat and walk.”
• Lunch on your own in the Old City.
• Visit the Western Wall and experience the special atmosphere of this holy site.
• Take communion at the Garden Tomb, traditional site of Calvary.
• Meet the locals, experience the energy of Jerusalem at the Machaneh Yehuda outdoor market as people make final preparations for the Sabbath.
• Return to the hotel.
• Special Sabbath dinner at the hotel with guest speaker from Bridges for Peace - a Jerusalem-based, Bible believing Christian organization supporting Israel and building relationships between Christians and Jews.

Overnight: Jerusalem

• Free Day in Jerusalem to explore things on your own here are some ideas:
• Visit the Tower of David Museum of the History of Jerusalem, for a walk through the city's history from the time of Abraham to the end of the British Mandate over Palestine.
• Visit the renewed Israel Museum, one of the most creative and innovative museums in the world with a wide and eclectic collection, ranging from Judaica and archaeology to Renaissance and contemporary Israeli art, concluding with a visit to the Dead Sea Scrolls and the Shrine of the Book and the Second Temple Period Model of Jerusalem.
• Dinner at the hotel.

Overnight: Jerusalem 
 

• Breakfast at the hotel.
• “Watchman on the Walls,” These words, spoken by God to Isaiah, may resonate loudly as you walk on the Walls of the Old City of Jerusalem.
• Visit Mt. Zion and the Upper Room where Jesus spent his last hours with his disciples before his arrest and crucifixion. Visit the traditional Tomb of King David and recount the messianic covenant of the Davidic line.
• Continue into the Old City, entering through the Zion Gate, through the Jewish Quarter, including King Hezekiah's First Temple period Broad Wall, and the ancient Roman Cardo.
• Guided visit to the Southern Wall Excavations, including the southern steps, where the Jewish Pilgrims would have entered the Temple Mount and the stores and stalls where Jesus and the other Jews would have bought their food, drink and sacrifices for the Temple.
• Lunch on your own.
• Shared values, see the Supreme Court and the Knesset, The Israeli Parliament, discuss the democratic values of the State of Israel.
• Visit to the city of Bethlehem, site of the birth of Jesus and the Church of the Nativity.
• Return to the hotel.
  
• Dinner at the hotel.

Overnight: Jerusalem