2026 Speaking Engagements

Date	Event/Venue	Location	Topic
Jan. 31, 2026	JUST ASK! Conference at The Met Bible Church	Ottawa, ON	a. Top Ten Archaeological Discoveries Related to the NT b. Why Should I Care About Biblical Archaeology? c. Top Ten Historical References to Jesus Outside of the Bible
Feb. 11-13, 2026	ABHE Conference	Orlando, FL	ABR exhibit
March 19-20, 2026	Speak at The Met’s Kid’s Club and Young Adults Group	Ottawa, ON	a. Why Biblical Archaeology Matters b. Joseph in Egypt c. Top Ten Archaeological Discoveries Related to the New Testament
March 29, 2026	Bethel Bible Chapel	Sault Ste. Marie, ON	The Archaeology of Easter
April 12, 2026	Thessalon Bible Chapel	Thessalon, ON	Lessons from Shiloh
April 30, 2026	New York School of the Bible	Online Webinar – Register here: https://forms.gle/X9SX8Yuug6QBfPDK7	Why Biblical Archaeology Matters
July 3, 2026	Gateway Foursquare Church	Campbell River, BC	Top Ten Historical References to Jesus Outside of the Bible
July 5, 2026	Campbell River Baptist Church	Campbell River, BC	Excavating Biblical Shiloh
July 19, 2026	Bethel Bible Chapel	Sault Ste. Marie, ON	Lessons from Shiloh
Aug. 2-3, 2026	Freshwater Community Church	Mindemoya, ON	Lessons from Shiloh & Excavating Biblical Shiloh
Oct. 2, 2026	Nipissing-Canadore Christian Fellowship	North Bay, ON	Why Biblical Archaeology Matters
Oct. 4, 2026	Bethel Gospel Chapel	North Bay, ON	Lessons from Shiloh
Oct. 16-18, 2026	Windows to the Past: International Conference of Biblical Archaeology	Germany	Jericho City V and the Historicity of the Conquest
Nov. 17, 2026	Near East Archaeological Society Meetings at the ETS Conference	Denver, CO	The Cypriot Milk Bowls of Jericho and their Chronological Implications
Nov. 29, 2026	Larchwood Bible Chapel	Dowling, ON	Lessons from Shiloh

Testimonies

“We are so thankful that we had Bryan Windle come and speak at our Young Adults Ministry at the Metropolitan Bible Church in Ottawa. He engaged with our young people, had a clear expertise in his field of Biblical Archaeology, and answered questions with clarity, confidence, and conviction without pomp or circumstance. My fear was that his presentation would skirt around the explicit gospel message, but that was the farthest thing from our experience. The Scriptures were defended, the Gospel was proclaimed, God’s people were edified.” Adam Callaway, Young Adults Pastor, Metropolitan Bible Church

“Bryan Windle was an engaging and insightful speaker at the Biblically Grounded Archaeology Experience. He presented biblical archaeology in a way that was clear, relatable, and informative for both beginners and more serious students. I highly recommend him for any speaking engagement.” Clayton Van Huss, Coordinator, Biblically Grounded Archaeology Experience  

“Bryan did an excellent job engaging the children throughout the full session at our March Break Camp for kids in grades 1-6. The presentation was age-appropriate, interactive, and sparked genuine curiosity, as shown by the children’s thoughtful, on-topic questions. Through the use of visuals, hands-on elements, and a clear message that God’s Word is truth, Bryan brought Bible events to life in a way that was both impactful and memorable.” Elisa Garcia, MetKids Coordinator, Metropolitan Bible Church

Book Me to Speak

TOPICS: Here are some of the topics I speak on:

• Why Biblical Archaeology Matters
• The Latest Research on the Fall of Jericho (the subject of my Masters’ thesis)
• Excavating Biblical Shiloh
• The Top Ten Discoveries in Biblical Archaeology Relating to the Old Testament
• Evidence for the Exodus
• Clues for the Conquest
• The Top Ten Discoveries in Biblical Archaeology Relating to the New Testament
• The Top Ten Historical References to Jesus Outside of the Bible
• The Top Ten Discoveries in Biblical Archaeology Relating to the Apostle Paul
• The Archaeology of Christmas
• The Archaeology of Easter

VENUES: I am happy to speak at churches, conferences, youth retreats, and Bible Camps. 

AUDIENCE: As a former elementary school teacher, youth group leader, and pastor, I am able to address all age groups. These can be tailored for either the layperson or academic.

SERMONS: In addition to the above seminar-type talks, I also have a number of sermons that use biblical archaeology as illustrations. These are appropriate for Sunday mornings.

• Lessons from Shiloh (Individual sermons about the Tabernacle, Sacrifices and Offerings, and the Battle of Ebenezer).
• Illuminating the Word (Coins in the Bible, Lamps in the Bible, Seals in the Bible, Pottery in the Bible)

If you’d like me to come and speak at your church, group, retreat or camp, please contact me at 705-246-7606 or bryan@biblearchaeology.org.  All of the above talks can be tailored to teen audiences, an adult audience or both.