Today we often focus on economic and military power as the way that we can save nations. But one man did it by bringing about spiritual revival. By calling people back to true religion, he is “The Man Who Saved England.” He almost certainly changed the course of history. He transformed his nation. But first, he had to be transformed himself. And his call to personal and social holiness still challenges Christians today.
The Australian bushfire season of 2019 and 2020 was one of the worst in living memory. Millions of hectares of land were ravaged by the terrible firestorm and billions of animals were either displaced or died in the fires. 📺 *In this Episode:* In an effort to rescue these vulnerable animals, veterinarians and carers across…
The most basic principle of the Protestant Reformation was the supreme authority of the Bible. And although William Miller and his followers were met with a great disappointment in 1844, God used them to put in place a global initiative to finish the Reformation. Join John Bradshaw on location in New England and learn about…
The town of Broome is often referred to as the pearl of North-West Australia. It’s an exotic pearling town with history and culture as rich and vibrant as its landscape. Broome is home to the Pinctada Maxima, the largest pearl oyster in the World. Pearls remind us of the pearl of great price in the…
If you think you live in a high-pressure environment, if you think you have to try to succeed in a hostile, very secular world, then you will want to get to know Daniel. In this program Gary Kent tells the story of a man who rose to incredible heights — in an alien land. Don’t…
Throughout history, the Dutch have fought for important causes and become pioneers in social and economic changes that Europe and other countries have imitated. Known as a tolerant society, this has let important Dutch people leave their mark without judgment. Today, we will follow in the footsteps of one of the Netherlands’ most loved and…
It might be surprising to many, but the first Europeans to settle in Australia were actually petty criminals or, as they were known then, convicts. It may seem like a tragic beginning, but these prisoners took the opportunity to be exiled to a faraway land to start a new life. From a struggling and starving…