Charlotte Elliot – A Journey of Faith and Redemption
Charlotte Elliot’s story is one of resilience, faith, and grace. Born in 1789 in England, she faced lifelong physical and emotional struggles that left her questioning her worth before God. A turning point came when Dr. Cesar Malan visited her and encouraged her to come to God just as she was. This profound moment inspired her to write the hymn Just As I Am in 1835—a reflection of her personal journey of surrender and faith. The hymn’s simple yet powerful message of approaching God without pretence has touched millions. It influenced figures like C.S. Lewis, who found comfort in its words during his spiritual journey, and Billy Graham, who regularly used it in his evangelistic altar calls. Just As I Am endures as a timeless reminder of God’s unconditional love and grace—welcoming all who come to Him, just as they are.
Martin Luther – Man of the Millennium
Over 500 years ago, a young German monk named Martin Luther challenged the power and authority of the most powerful empire on earth. He set in motion a train of revolution, war and conflict that would reshape Western civilisation and lift it out of the Dark Ages.
In the university town of Wittenberg, not all that far from the Rhine River, the young Martin Luther strides down the busy street to Wittenberg’s Castle church, the most prominent and important building in the town. On the church door, he nails a sheet of paper with a list of 95 theses that challenge the power and authority of the most powerful empire on earth – an empire that had ruled for a thousand years. Now he’s on a collision course with the most powerful people of the time – the Pope and the Emperor.
Joseph: Ruler of Egypt – Part 3 – The Ruler
After two long years in prison, Joseph’s life changed in a single day. From a forgotten slave, he rose to become the most powerful man in Egypt, second only to Pharaoh himself. God used Joseph to interpret Pharaoh’s troubling dreams, foretelling seven years of abundance followed by seven years of severe famine. Tasked with saving Egypt from disaster, Joseph embraced the challenge with divine wisdom. As Grand Vizier, he navigated the complexities of Egyptian politics and the intrigues of one of the most advanced royal courts of the ancient world. When the famine struck, Joseph opened the royal storehouses, selling grain not only to Egyptians but to neighbouring nations as well. Among those who came seeking food were Joseph’s ten brothers. Though they failed to recognise him, they bowed before him, fulfilling the very dreams he had shared over two decades earlier. In that moment, Joseph saw, once more, the hand of God guiding every step of his journey. Join us as we explore Joseph’s extraordinary influence in Egypt, his emotional reunion with his family, and the unwavering faith that carried him through betrayal, prison, power, and reconciliation.
Joseph: Ruler of Egypt – Part 2 – The Prisoner
Previously, we followed Joseph as he was betrayed by his brothers, sold into slavery, and taken down to Egypt. There, he was purchased by Potiphar, a powerful official, and through his steadfast faith in God, Joseph rose to become Chief Steward of Potiphar’s household. But just as his fortunes seemed to rise, he was falsely accused by Potiphar’s wife and thrown into prison. It would have been easy to fall into despair, but Joseph refused to let his circumstances define him. Instead, he clung to his faith and made himself useful even behind bars, eventually becoming the warden’s trusted assistant. While in prison, Joseph encountered Pharaoh’s butler and baker, both of whom had troubling dreams. With God’s help, Joseph interpreted the dreams accurately—one man was restored, the other executed. Joseph asked the butler to remember him, but he was forgotten… until two years later, when Pharaoh himself had a disturbing dream. The butler finally remembered the Hebrew prisoner. What followed was a divinely orchestrated turn of events that not only changed Joseph’s life but set the stage for the salvation of an entire nation. Join us as we continue Joseph’s powerful and inspiring journey in Egypt.
Joseph: Ruler of Egypt – Part 1 – The Slave
Joseph belonged to a big, messy family of 13 siblings, four wives and one father. Joseph had a pre-eminence position as the oldest son of his father’s most beloved wife. His father, Jacob, doted on him and lavished him with love. Jacob’s unwise favouritism towards Joseph stirred up his older brothers’ jealousy. While visiting them while they were away from home, grazing the family’s extensive flocks and herds, Joseph’s brothers sold him as a slave. It was a turning point in both Joseph’s life and the life of his entire family. His grief-stricken father refused to be comforted, his guilt-ridden brothers couldn’t escape the shame of what they had done, and Joseph himself faced the horror of a life of slavery in Egypt. Instead of choosing to despair, Joseph chose to surrender his life fully to the God of his father and therein lay the secret of his remarkably successful life. Join us as we take a look at the remarkable story of Joseph’s journey into a life of slavery in Egypt.
ANZAC – A Soldier’s Story
Have you ever wondered what secrets lurk in your family’s past? Have you ever thought that you might be related to a celebrity, a tinker, a tailor, a soldier, a sailor, or maybe even a thief. There was a time when a convict in the family tree was something to hide, a skeleton in the cupboard you wanted no-one to see. But today it is something of a badge of honour to have one in your ancestry. But perhaps it’s even more prestigious today to have an ANZAC in the family.
The Resurrection Conspiracy
Throughout history, death has been universal, with some deaths more notable or mysterious than others. While many passed unnoticed, one death changed the world forever — Jesus Christ’s. His life, death, and resurrection changed everything. They literally split history in two. Every time you write a date or celebrate your birthday, you’re using Jesus’ birth as the focal point. So, who is this man, Jesus, whose name is still known by nearly every inhabitant on earth over two thousand years later? And what was so unique about His death and funeral that they’re celebrated around the world by billions of people each year.
Birds – Feathered Wonders Of The World
Created by God on the fifth day of creation, flying creatures are among the most fascinating and breathtaking creatures on the planet. They are graceful, acrobatic, and gifted with such sheer strength and speed that we are often awed by them. We invite you on an exciting journey into the world of flying creatures—nature’s most graceful, intelligent, and powerful aviators. Discover their dazzling colours, remarkable abilities, and fascinating lifestyles as we explore what makes them true marvels of the sky.
The Mystery of the Rosetta Stone
In August 1799 a warship sailed away from the coast of Egypt. Onboard was Napoleon Bonaparte, with a small party of officers. Napoleon had hoped to make Egypt a French possession so that he could move on to attack the British in India. His military adventure turned out to be an absolute disaster, a complete failure in every way – every way but one. You see, while the French army was in Egypt, one of the soldiers made an incredible discovery. He found an ancient stone inscription that unlocked the mysteries of along-lost empire. Join Gary as we follow archaeologists and linguists as they decode this strange inscription and reveal the secrets of ancient Egypt.
The Hope Bringer: The life story of C.S. Lewis
Before he turned ten, his mother died of cancer. So a young C. S. Lewis turned his back on God and became a militant atheist. Even being almost killed in the…
