500: Tell It to the World

With America’s achievement of independence from Great Britain in 1783, a series of events opened the way for an even clearer understanding of the Bible, and in particular, Bible prophecy. William Miller would be thrust into the national spotlight for his study of prophecy and would begin a major shift in Christianity. Join John Bradshaw on location in New England and discover how William Miller’s study of Bible prophecy shook the world. Features special guest Dr. Jud Lake.

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