In 1951, Henrietta Lacks died at the age of 31, but her cells live on in laboratories across the globe, giving rise to the nickname “the immortal woman.” HeLa cells are integral in the treatment and study of the major diseases of our day, bringing hope and health to innumerable patients. Join John Bradshaw for the story of Henrietta Lacks and learn about the immortality offered to you through Christ.
Superheroes are big business today, but what do heroes really look like? Join John Bradshaw for "The Hero" as he shares dramatic accounts of heroic Medal of Honor recipients and the unforgettable...
After spending 32 years in prison for a crime he did not commit, Gilbert Poole was exonerated. But unlike Mr. Poole, sinners are guilty of sins they did commit. It’s one thing for an innocent person...
In 2010, a collapse at a mine in northern Chile left 33 Chilean miners trapped 2300 feet below ground. The story of their incredible rescue is a story of triumph over tragedy, faith against the odds,...
All of human history rested upon a single event: when Jesus stepped in and took our death so that we might have His life. But why did Jesus have to die? Join John Bradshaw for “At the Cross” and...
Superheroes are big business today, but what do heroes really look like? Join John Bradshaw for "The…
After spending 32 years in prison for a crime he did not commit, Gilbert Poole was exonerated. But u…
In 2010, a collapse at a mine in northern Chile left 33 Chilean miners trapped 2300 feet below groun…
All of human history rested upon a single event: when Jesus stepped in and took our death so that we…