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Explores Apostle Paul's teaching that believers are justified by faith in Jesus, not works; this gift grants God's unearned favor, bringing true peace and right standing before Him.

In the fourth chapter of Romans, Paul furthers his explanation of righteousness by faith using the example of Abraham to show how faith, salvation and works are connected.

A study of the book of Romans; what Paul says about the law, righteousness through faith, and what it means to be a Jew inwardly.

A comprehensive study on the book of Romans; who salvation is for and how to receive it.

John Bradshaw shares the humility and reverence for God found in Daniel, chapter 5.

The story of enslaved man John Price's bid for freedom and the people who stood up to injustice on his behalf.

John Bradshaw delves into Bible passages that speak to the character of God, and address the seeming dissonance between a God who destroys and the God of love.

When George Müller founded his first orphanage, he determined that the entire operation be run on unsolicited donations.

John Bradshaw shares how understanding the deeper meaning of baptism can change the trajectory of one's life.

John Bradshaw shares the transformative nature of forgiveness in the Louis Zamperini story.

Psalm 119 is the longest chapter in the Bible, and contains some of the most-loved and best-known verses in Scripture; John Bradshaw reveals how this uniquely written chapter connects one with the power of God's word and the riches of His grace.

John Bradshow looks at the challenge of the sinful heart; from Oklahoma.

When George Müller founded his first orphanage, he determined that the entire operation be run on unsolicited donations.

John Bradshow looks at the challenge of the sinful heart; from Oklahoma.

A spiritual ministry dealing with such issues as health, family values and spiritual principles.

John Bradshaw delves into Bible passages that speak to the character of God, and address the seeming dissonance between a God who destroys and the God of love.

A comprehensive study on the book of Romans; who salvation is for and how to receive it.

A study of the book of Romans; what Paul says about the law, righteousness through faith, and what it means to be a Jew inwardly.

In 1858, when a bounty hunter came to Oberlin, Ohio, to capture an enslaved man who had fled from Kentucky via the Underground Railroad, the staunchly abolitionist townspeople of Oberlin had something to say about it; join John Bradshaw on location in Ohio for the story of John Price's bid for freedom and the people who stood up to injustice on his behalf.

John Bradshaw shares the humility and reverence for God found in Daniel, chapter 5.

In the fourth chapter of Romans, Paul furthers his explanation of righteousness by faith using the example of Abraham to show how faith, salvation and works are connected; join John Bradshaw to dig into this next chapter, "Romans 4: Faith That Saves," and learn how you can be saved by faith through the gift of God's grace.

John Bradshaw shares how understanding the deeper meaning of baptism can change the trajectory of one's life.

John Bradshaw shares the transformative nature of forgiveness in the Louis Zamperini story.

Explores Apostle Paul's teaching that believers are justified by faith in Jesus, not works; this gift grants God's unearned favor, bringing true peace and right standing before Him.