It Is Written Weekly Program

Desmond Doss' heroism is shared through the eyes of the military. Retired Army colonel, Charles Knapp, M.D. who serves as chairman of the Desmond Doss Council tells both of the Army perspective and his interaction with the producers of the movie.

It is often said that you are what you eat; but if you survey the population as a whole, you find out that a whole lot of people are sick. Could it be that many people are sick today because they are what they eat? Jesus said He came into this world so that we might have life and that we might have it more abundantly. But in the midst of an obesity epidemic, an increasing rate of diabetes and other lifestyle illnesses, it doesn't look like a lot of people are enjoying a more abundant life. Join Dr. David DeRose and John Bradshaw as they discuss how we can enjoy the more abundant life that Jesus offers to us.

None of us would be here without our mother and it is easy for some of us to say we have the best mother in the world. But mothers are human, too. In spite of Sarah lying to God, in spite of Rebecca messing up her family, in spite of Mary losing Jesus for three days, it turned out well enough. Love makes the difference— and love is what affects a child most. Join John Bradshaw and learn from examples of mothers in the Bible and discover hat if you can love your child and lean on God, then that's what you need to be a truly great mother.

Some of the world’s most iconic locations are historic sites. The pyramids of Egypt, the Mayan ruins in Mexico, Machu Picchu in Peru, the Great Wall of China, Rome with the Coliseum, Angkor Wat in Cambodia, and more. They give us a glimpse into how people used to live, and how societies used to operate. But there’s so much more we don’t know about what happened to these civilizations. How did they disappear? And will there ever be a civilization that will stand forever? Join John Bradshaw on location in Zimbabwe at the Great Zimbabwe ruins and discover God's plan for a new society that will never fall to ruin.

The parable of the unjust judge, sometimes referred to as the story of the importunate widow, features a certain judge that dismisses a woman’s plea for justice. What lesson could Jesus be trying to teach us in a story about an unethical judge who has no time for God? Part of the It Is Written series on the parables of Jesus: "Lessons for All Time."

The science of archaeology provides historical evidence that the biblical account of Jesus's life and death is true. Join Pastor John Bradshaw and Dr Michael Hasel as mysteries of the past strengthen your faith in God’s Word.

The science of archaeology reveals deep insights into daily life in ancient Israel. Join Pastor John Bradshaw and Dr Michael Hasel as mysteries of the past strengthen your faith in God’s Word.

What is the cost of discipleship? What is the role of Christianity in the secular world? Learn the answers through the incredible life story of Dietrich Bonhoeffer. Filmed on location in Germany and Poland.

Instead of being controlled by our emotions, how can we keep our emotions under control? Join John Bradshaw as he interviews Dr. Neil Nedley of Nedley Health Solutions and discover how your emotions form a vital part of your relationship with God, and how you can get the best out of the mind God gave you!

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

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.

It's considered to be the most important invention of the last 1,000 years—some say the most important invention of all time. Today's flow of information and news simply wouldn't be possible without Johannes Gutenberg's gift to the world: the printing press. Join John Bradshaw on location in Mainz, Germany, and learn how the printing press made Bibles more accessible to people than ever before, and led directly to the Protestant Reformation.

John Bradshaw shares how war represents the greater spiritual struggle between good and evil, and discusses the character of Doss and his faith. Recorded on location at various sites commemorating the life of Desmond Doss.

Grief hurts, it's painful, and you're going to experience it sooner or later. But what is grief, and how do we deal with it? What should you do when grief strikes close to home? Join Pastor John Bradshaw and Pastor Mike Tucker, speaker/director of Faith for Today, to learn how to cope with grief.