The Mystery of the Rosetta Stone

One of the most fascinating events in modern political history is Watergate, the scandal in Washington DC that led to the resignation of President Richard Nixon. In this program, Gary Kent looks at the scandal and what it can teach us about God’s love for fallen humanity. Contact: www.tij.tv Facebook.com/TheIncredibleJourneyMinistry Phone (in Australia): 0481 315…

On 26 September 1943, a group of six men paddled their folding canoes quietly into the Singapore harbour. All around them, the harbour bustled with activity, but they silently slipped undetected between the massive ships berthed along the docks. They were agents of Special Unit Z deployed by the Allied forces to sabotage shipping inside…

In 1968 an Emory University student, Barbara Mackle, was kidnapped by a dangerous psychopath for ransom. She was buried alive underground in a coffin-like box. Her wealthy father, Robert Mackle, was willing to pay the ransom – about 20 million dollars in today’s value to save his daughters’ life. If you were kidnapped, would anybody…

Scientific research is showing that it is not always the big things that make the largest difference in life – it is the little things. In fact, it can be just two words. So, join us to see how practising something as seemingly insignificant as gratitude can bring you more fulfilment and happiness in your…

The dividing or Partition of India and the establishment of this border was one of the most defining events in the subcontinent’s history. It created the largest migration in human history. Families and communities were torn apart. Estimates suggest that up to 18 million people lost their homes and were forced to flee. And up…

Jerusalem has a special significance for Jews, Christians, and Muslims. So it is hardly surprising that this city played a pivotal role in Constantine’s novel empire that united Christianity and paganism. What part did Jerusalem play in the establishment of the shadow empire? And what is the significance for us living nearly two thousand years…