It Is Written Weekly Program
Summary: Since 1956, the It Is Written television program has addressed some of life's biggest questions by turning to the Bible for answers. Join Pastor John Bradshaw each week as he opens the Word to address questions like: "Does God exist?" "Why is there so much hurt in the world?" and "How can I understand the book of Revelation?" Subscribe to get these free Christ-centered presentations each week, or download the individual programs that interest you most!
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What should you do if there's something you don't like about your church? What do you do if people upset you to the point that you don't want to attend? What does the Bible say about it?
Our daily choices influence our health—physically and mentally. On God’s plan you can eat your way to better health. Now that’s food for thought!
New York City was the gateway to life in a better land for millions of hope-filled people. Today, God offers us eternal life in a better land. Don't miss "Land of Promise," filmed on location in New York City.
Once a nation of nomads, Mongolia is becoming increasingly urbanized. A communist country until recently, Mongolia has now embraced democracy. This has caused rapid changes, including over-population and high rates of diabetes. With a population that is 97% non-Christian, what will Mongolia's future look like? And how big of a part with God play in the future of Mongolia?
Many people wander through life not knowing what their life really means. Were we the result of a big explosion? Or were we created for a purpose? Where, exactly, did we come from?
John Bradshaw and Bible scholar, Dr. Skip MacCarty consider historical and experiential aspects of the covenants, find the new covenant available in the Old Testament, and discuss how to avoid the old covenant experience in this day and time.
John Bradshaw and Bible scholar, Dr. Skip MacCarty consider the new covenant, looking at how God defined it, how it differed from the old covenant, and what participating in the new covenant looks like in a believer's life.
We can't possibly be here by accident... Join John Bradshaw as he compares evolution to the Bible. "In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth." - Genesis 1:1
Why does God allow bad things to happen to good people? How can a person go through hardships and trials and still have faith in God?
Filmed on location in England, John Bradshaw shares the story of the reformer John Wesley.
“It was the “Wedding of the Century.” But imagine if no one had showed up! A royal wedding is serious business. So what happens when God asks you to a wedding celebration? Will you accept His invitation? Be encouraged and blessed as you by “The Wedding Garment,” presented by Pastor John Bradshaw.
What's the secret to financial security in an age where Bible prophecy is fulfilling?
When you read the Bible, you come face to face with the great God of heaven. The God who does that which defies human explanation . Numerous miracles are recorded in the Word of God. With remarkable regularity, He has displayed His ability to accomplish things which we can barely comprehend. Join Dr. David DeRose and John Bradshaw as they talk about something else miraculous: the healing miracles of Jesus.
When Jesus was on Earth, He opened the eyes of the blind—a work that is still being carried out today. In this episode John Bradshaw travels to India to witness the life-changing effect of It Is Written's "Eyes for India" project. Join him and see how God is giving sight to the blind!
As Nazi Germany’s persecution of European Jews intensified during World War II, a Christian believer in France established a movement that would ultimately save more than a thousand Jews and Allied troops from certain death. Pursued, hunted, arrested, and imprisoned, John Weidner devoted himself to saving others. Ultimately honored around the world for his heroic deeds, Weidner’s life brought glory to God as he gave many the gift of freedom.
