The CBN News bi-weekly program anchored in Jerusalem, bringing on the ground reporting and biblical perspective to the events shaping Israel and the Middle East.
Join Field Notes from Jerusalem for news, archaeology, and ministry intelligence delivered straight from Joshua Swanson in the Holy Land.
Jerusalem Dateline is the flagship CBN News bi-weekly program from Jerusalem. Hosted by Chris Mitchell and featuring correspondents Julie Stahl, Paul Petitte, and Joshua Swanson, the show goes beyond the headlines to explain what is happening in Israel and why it matters to the world.
Each episode combines breaking news, in depth interviews, and field reporting from locations across the city and region. The program is built on the conviction that the stories emerging from Jerusalem have spiritual, historical, and global significance.
Joshua produced this special episode of Jerusalem Dateline from the shores of the Sea of Galilee, where archaeologists have uncovered what many believe is Bethsaida, the hometown of the apostles Peter, Andrew, and Philip. The episode takes viewers inside the excavation, revealing how this remarkable discovery brings the Gospel accounts to life and confirms the world Jesus and his disciples walked in.
A recent episode of Jerusalem Dateline co-hosted by Joshua, covering news and stories from the region.
A recent archaeology story produced and reported by Joshua for Jerusalem Dateline.
Joshua reporting breaking news from the field for Jerusalem Dateline and CBN News, delivering updates as events unfold.
A recent on the ground report written, produced, and reported by Joshua for CBN News and Jerusalem Dateline.
A special report from Joshua for Jerusalem Dateline, bringing on the ground perspective to a story shaping Israel and the region.
Another episode of Jerusalem Dateline co-hosted by Joshua Swanson, covering the latest news and stories from Jerusalem and the region.
Joshua serves as a Middle East Correspondent for CBN News and produces special episodes of Jerusalem Dateline. He contributes field reporting, production, and on camera insight to the program, along with stories for The 700 Club and other CBN programming. His work connects archaeological discovery, political developments, and human stories into a single coherent narrative for viewers around the world.
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