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He is remembered today as a titan of the Reformation, a man who stood boldly for the Bible. Though John Knox was opposed by the might of the Catholic Church, he fearlessly advanced the Word of God. Join John Bradshaw on location in Scotland as you walk through the life of John Knox, a true champion of truth.

When German bombers attacked Coventry, England, in November of 1940 during World War II, more than 500 people were killed, the city was devastated, and Coventry Cathedral was completely destroyed. The day after the attack, the leading minister at Coventry Cathedral wrote on a wall behind the altar, in the ruins of the cathedral, the words "Father forgive." Join John Bradshaw on location in Coventry, England, and discover humanity's call to forgive and God's willingness to forgive those who ask.

Today’s flow of information simply wouldn’t be possible without Johannes Gutenberg’s gift to the world: the printing press. It’s considered to be the most important invention of the last 1,000 years—some say the most important invention of all time. Join John Bradshaw on location in Mainz, Germany, and learn how the printing press put the Bible into the hands of the people, and led directly to the Protestant Reformation.

We read in the Bible about God wiping out entire people groups, whole cities. In fact, come to the time of the Flood, and God killed everybody on planet Earth with the exception of only eight people. People killing people; that's terrible. God commanded the eradication of men and women and the aged and children? How do we reconcile that? Join John Bradshaw at Blood Rock in Australia as the answers are revealed from the Bible.

In the beginning, God created a perfect world with no sin or sadness. But an enemy attack on planet Earth caused grief to enter the world. Human beings were created to be happy forever, so how do we deal with grief? Join Pastor John Bradshaw and special guest Pastor Mike Tucker, speaker/director of Faith for Today, to learn how to successfully cope with grief.

Filmed in 2016 on location in Zimbabwe, John Bradshaw's wild encounter with African lions, the "king of beasts", provides insights into important scriptural principles, offering hope in Jesus, the Lion of the Tribe of Judah.

From tornadoes to volcanoes, nature presents us with mighty displays of power. But none are as powerful as the Holy Spirit, whom God has promised to each of us, and who can transform our lives, if only we would ask.