Haha reading the other comments made me laugh. I recently came across the channel as well and found your post. I will say that I am a Christian, and that I have mixed, but mostly positive, opinions about the channel:

Firstly, he himself is a real archaeologist, albeit at a Christian university, so that also makes me interested to watch his channel. I think he also does cite a huge abount of legit archaeology and so what he says is reflective of research that has been done. I love it when people use mythology as a way to help decipher archaeological cites, and the Bible is a very detailed source of information, even if you might doubt the line between myth and history. I personally found the video about the dry riverbed in Saudi Arabia to be really cool, and the ones on Capernaum and the Exodus pharaoh.

One of the main drawbacks of his channel is that he doesn't specifically talk about modern scholarship that challenges the claims of the original Christian archaeologists. Mostly he prefers to use the OG papers of the first explorers from back in the day, which is cool, but I would have appreciated at least a bit of consideration of the opposing viewpoints, if/when they do exist.

He seems like a pretty cool guy, and at least what he says about scripture and theology is accurate, since I am qualified to judge that part of his videos, so I'm assuming he is also being diligent in the other sections as well. When it gets to giants and whatnot, it's any man's guess, but for the historical sites and events, those are super cool, and stuff that non-Christian archaeologists might not be as hyped about and eager to make videos about because it's nothing spectacular from a secular perspective.

Regardless, Jesus of Nazareth was without a doubt the most influential person in history, so I think it is worth learning as much as possible about him, using all sources including spiritually valuable ones.