Grace Alone

George Whitefield, known as the Prince of Preachers, was one of the greatest preachers and revivalists the world has ever known. His powerful conversion, followed by his dramatic ministry, spawned revivals on both sides of the Atlantic: in England and the American colonies. One of the greatest preachers of all time who never used notes nor formally prepared his sermons. An inspiring biography!

One of the stalwart teachers of the early church on the grace of God, Augustine came into the Kingdom of God through a radical conversion after wrestling with the truth of the Gospel.

As part of our Holy Spirit series, this episode explains what it means to be filled with the Holy Spirit as well as emphasizing the importance of this experience in a believer's life.

Part of the Holy Spirit Series--Jesus emphasized the importance and power of the Spirit in the believer’s life. Not only is it essential to be filled with the Holy Spirit but to live by His power as well. This two part series gives insight into these essential aspects of the Christian life.

Jesus emphasized the importance and power of the Spirit in the believer’s life. Not only is it essential to be filled with the Holy Spirit but to live by His power as well. This two part series gives insight into these essential aspects of the Christian life.

Series: History of the Early Church--From the road to Damascus to the leading advocate of the faith he once tried to destroy.

The unity that God the Father seeks is first and foremost a unity with us individually as His children, just like He has with His own Son Jesus, and His desire is that we would know His love.

The righteousness that brings salvation is the righteousness credited to us by faith in Christ and His work on the cross for us. It is not a personal attempt at doing good works and trying to establish yourself as righteous. The righteousness that saves is through faith in the completed work of Christ.

Many scholars are realizing today that some major parts of contemporary church history are missing, obscuring the truth about those who God majorly used in crucial roles. For example, William Seymour, who God used to birth the Pentecostal-Asuza Street revival is just now—almost a century later—being fully recognized for the important role he played in that movement. Likewise, Lonnie Frisbee, “the Hippie Evangelist” who God used dramatically not only in the Jesus People Revival but in the birth of two of the most significant evangelical movements of our day, is slowly starting to receive recognition—roughly a quarter century later—for the major role he played. Magazines like Christian History and Charisma, as well as scholar David Di Sabatini in a recent work, are slowly unfolding the seminal role he played. An overview of his story and role in the birth of the Calvary Chapel and Vineyard Movements is retold in these recordings.

Many scholars are realizing today that some major parts of contemporary church history are missing. Through this episode, learn about how the Calvary Chapel Movement was birthed through a revival and the untold story of the critical role that Lonnie Frisbee played in this event.

Listen as we interview French missionary Laetitia Gotte who works in Romania among the street children of Bucharest, many of whom live in the city sewers.

As Easter approaches we reflect on the great sacrifice that Christ made for us sinners in need of a Savior.

Nobody expected to see mainline churches revived but nevertheless God brought a great renewal as He poured out His Spirit on many of them in the late 1950's and early 60's.

Now the largest non-military, non-political movement in the world, the Pentecostal Movement from its humble beginnings in a tackle and feed store in Los Angeles has touched virtually every nation on the face of the earth.

Hear how God miraculously supplied our need while we were traveling in Stavanger, Norway.

For this Christmas, let us be reminded that nothing is impossible for God.

This episode focuses on the New Covenant that Jesus instituted when He went to the cross and died for our sins. Too many Christians live as if they are under the Old Covenant when a New Covenant now exists. (Audio version)

This episode focuses on the New Covenant that Jesus instituted when He went to the cross and died for our sins. Too many Christians live as if they are under the Old Covenant when a New Covenant now exists.

Secular History Channel boldly proclaimed: "Without the Reformation there would be no America." In this episode we explore the direct connection between the Reformation in Europe and the roots of the founding fathers of the nation that would become known as the United States of America.

Audio Only--The Destruction of Jerusalem.

The Destruction of Jerusalem

John Knox was known as the "Thundering Scot" for his intense preaching. Although Knox cried in fear and confusion when first called upon to preach, he became the leading force among the Scottish Reformers, shaking his nation with his dramatic oratory skills. Forced while he was a galley slave by the Catholics to worship a statue of the Virgin Mary, he instead threw it overboard. This fearlesssness would make him a dramatic leader in the exciting times of the Reformation in Scotland.

Part 3 -- Video Version -- The Rise of Persecution

Part 2--This is insightful and exciting information on the history of the rising of the Roman Empire and its effect on the spread of the Gospel.

Part 2--This is insightful and exciting information on the history of the rising of the Roman Empire and its effect on the spread of the Gospel.

This is insightful and exciting information on the history of the rising of the Roman Empire and its effect on the spread of the Gospel.

This is insightful and exciting information on the history of the rising of the Roman Empire and its effect on the spread of the Gospel.

The time between the Old and New Testament, often called "The Silent Years," where anything but silent. God was in fact working in the world scene to set things up for the coming of the Savior and the spread of the Gospel.

The time between the Old and New Testament, often called "The Silent Years," where anything but silent. God was in fact working in the world scene to set things up for the coming of the Savior and the spread of the Gospel.

Bound and finite we are helpless in this puddle of muck without a savior…

The Vikings were among the fiercest and most brutal people in Medieval History, and had the fastest boats for their time on the European continent. They were known for raiding, looting, and basically destroying anything standing in their path as they invaded foreign shores. Their stark and startling lifestyle makes their conversion to Christianity all that more surprising. Learn about the amazing facts as you listen to this program.

The Vikings were among the fiercest and most brutal people in Medieval History, and had the fastest boats for their time on the European continent. They were known for raiding, looting, and basically destroying anything standing in their path as they invaded foreign shores. Their stark and startling lifestyle makes their conversion to Christianity all that more surprising. Learn about the amazing facts as you watch this video.

Audio Version--When one encounters the living, powerful, and supernatural God of heaven, or is filled with His all-consuming Spirit and fire, radical things can happen: manifestations can take place that are overwhelming when the natural encounters the supernatural. Contrary to the claims of misguided “Bible answermen” the Bible is full of examples that display radical manifestations when finite, carnal, natural, human beings come in contact with the infinite divine, almighty, and living God. Watch, learn, and be informed.

When one encounters the living, powerful, and supernatural God of heaven, or is filled with His all-consuming Spirit and fire, radical things can happen: manifestations can take place that are overwhelming when the natural encounters the supernatural. Contrary to the claims of misguided “Bible answermen” the Bible is full of examples that display radical manifestations when finite, carnal, natural, human beings come in contact with the infinite divine, almighty, and living God. Watch, learn, and be informed.

One of God's outlaws, Tyndale was hunted down and murdered for his efforts to translate the Bible into the English language. His efforts, however, led to the later publication of the King James Bible, and a little know fact is that the vast majority of the text was his translation.

A divine appointment through a supernatural leading into Mexico birthed this ministry that has now been to many different nations, including Argentina, France, Spain, Germany, England, Romania, Kosovo, Sweden, Norway, Latvia, Israel, Japan, and Ghana. Grace World Mission also has two radio programs as well as a TV show that is broadcast in regional stations, in addition to having been published in three books. Watch and see what God has wrought through a simple leading of His Spirit!

Hear how God used Mary, a common an insignificant person, who came from Nazareth, a common and insignificant town, to bring about the birth of the Savior of the world.

Watch and hear about the powerful miracles, healings, and conversions that occurred while traveling and ministering in Ghana, West Africa. Come with us on a Holy Spirit adventure you will not soon forget!

Check out Part 2 of our mission adventure to Europe.

Check out the video from our most extensive European mission yet, where God saved, healed, and delivered many in places like Kosovo, Romania, Scandinavia, France, and Switzerland.

The Pharisee and persecutor becomes the leading preacher of the faith he once so violently tried to destroy.

One of the premier evangelists of his day, Charles Finney had a powerful conversion and baptism in the Holy Spirit.

Even though great darkness covered the land and church during the Medieval Period, God still rose up those who shined forth with the light of Christ. Part 3 of 3.

Even though great darkness covered the land and church during the Medieval Period, God still rose up those who shined forth with the light of Christ.

Even though great darkness covered the land and church during the Medieval Period, God still rose up those who shined forth with the light of Christ.

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