All episodes / Documentary
The Incredible Journey / September 28, 2019
Ep 1 The Secret of Nuremberg
Adolf Hitler could have saved himself, his people and the world a lot of heartache and agony if only he’d taken note of an ancient prophecy, cast in stone, above the entrance to the old town hall, in Nuremberg. This amazing prophecy written 2600 years ago accurately predicted the future of Europe, the outcome of World War Two and the fate of Adolf Hitler and the Nazis and it also contains a message for us today. Don’t miss it!
Uncertainty / July 01, 2020
Uncertainty - The Movie
A film about fears, life decisions, doubts and faith. It tells the story Alice who, faced with an important decision that must be made for her life, works through a series of fears and traumas that have accompanied her throughout her life.
Masterstroke / September 08, 2019
Ep 1 Law & Grace
What is more important—justice or forgiveness? It's the tension that one painter struggled to resolve, and he created possibly one of the most influential paintings in Christian history.
The Incredible Journey / September 28, 2019
Ep 5 The Battle Box Singapore
Fort Canning is located in the middle of Singapore. From this colonial fort, you can trace the rise and fall of great empires and re-live one of the most important battles in history – one that provides insights into the Universal Battle and the war behind all wars.
The Incredible Journey / September 28, 2019
Ep 6 The Death Camp Murals
Before World War II, Singapore was know as an “impregnable fortress.” But the British surrendered to the Japanese after just 7 days of fighting. 50,000 British and Australian soldiers were taken captive. One man showed them Jesus in a very unusual way and gave them hope. Watch the program here in HD to learn more. Invite your friends to watch it too!
The Incredible Journey / September 28, 2019
Ep 8 The Morning Star: John Wycliffe
The historical and theological significance of Martin Luther is encapsulated in the memorial, in the centre of Worms. Luther is surrounded by some of the most important people who paved the way for the reformation. They include John Wycliffe, Jan Hus and Girolamo Savonarola. They laid the foundation for Martin Luther. What’s more, it’s the story of the birth of the modern age. But perhaps, even more importantly, it’s a story that could bring you peace and freedom.
Mysteries Unearthed / September 06, 2019
Ep 10 The Lost City in the Sea
Is the Bible is both historically accurate and prophetically dependable? What do the Bible’s ancient predictions of Tyre reveal to us.
Revolutionary / December 05, 2020
Episode 10: Jesus the Son of God
It’s the greatest title the Gospels give Jesus: Son of God. Oleg uncovers what a truly bold claim this would have been in Jesus’ world while Sergio meets with a man who undertook a search for God that turned his world completely upside down.
Masterstroke / September 10, 2019
Ep 1 A Picture of God
What is your picture of God? Presenter Neale Schoflield talks to artist Phil McKay about his painting "Hand of Jesus" to discover a new perspctive on the age old question, "Is God a good God?".
Masterstroke Mini Series / December 19, 2019
Ep 13 Jeremiah lamenting the destruction of Jerusalem
Imagine preaching for 40 years and no one listens. All you receive for your efforts is public torture, and nearly drowning in a pit of slime.
The Incredible Journey / September 28, 2019
Ep 3 John Wesley
Today we often focus on economic and military power as the way that we can save nations. But one man did it by bringing about spiritual revival. By calling people back to true religion, he is “The Man Who Saved England.” He almost certainly changed the course of history. He transformed his nation. But first, he had to be transformed himself. And his call to personal and social holiness still challenges Christians today.
The Incredible Journey / September 28, 2019
Ep 4 C.S Lewis
Before he turned 10 years of age, 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 trenches of the Somme in 1918 didn’t change his mind. Yet from that angry and confused young man, Lewis went on to become someone who stood up and brought hope to his nation in the darkest hours in World War II. What made C. S. Lewis change his mind and go on to become one of the twentieth century’s strongest advocates for Christianity? Many have read his books. Now you can find out the true story of C. S. Lewis the man.
The Incredible Journey / September 19, 2019
Ep 9 Man of the Millenium: Martin Luther
Five hundred years ago, an event took place that shook the world and changed the course of human history. A young German monk challenged the power and authority of the most powerful empire on earth – an empire that had ruled for a thousand years.
Mysteries Unearthed / August 01, 2019
Ep 1 The Rosetta Stone
Deciphering the Rosetta Stone not only opened up the history, culture and religious practices of the ancient Egyptians but has also helped to reveal the substantial historicity of the ancient texts.
The Incredible Journey / September 28, 2019
Ep 2 The Book That Went to The Moon
On 20 July 1969, over 500 million people watched in awe as Neil Armstrong set foot on the Moon. One of the little-known facts about Neil Armstrong and the Apollo astronauts is that they were not just the best and the brightest scientists and engineers that America had to offer but many of them were Christians. In this program, we discuss the Christianity of those astronauts and why NASA remained tight-lipped about it. Don’t miss this incredible program commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Moon landing
The Incredible Journey / September 17, 2019
Ep 7 Titanic- Endless Love
More than 100 years have sailed by since the world’s most luxurious steamship, RMS Titanic, made its disastrous end in the North Atlantic sea, after crashing into an iceberg during its maiden voyage from London to New York. A deep-sea grave became the ‘pinnacle of human achievement’s’ final destination in the early hours of April 15 1912. One passenger, Ida Straus, a first-class female, who by all societal laws was most entitled to a lifeboat position. Offered a chance to survive, Ida Straus refused to go without her husband Isidor. Choosing instead to make the ultimate sacrifice for love, the love and devotion of Ida and Isidor, captured in their final moments together, lives on well beyond their lifetime, serving as a symbol of eternal love. This is their story.
Masterstroke Mini Series / December 12, 2019
Ep 12 Creation of Adam
When Bishop Giovio looked up at the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel in the 1520's he couldn't work it out.
Masterstroke Mini Series / September 26, 2019
Ep 1 Storm On The Sea of Galilee
Why did Rembrandt paint himself as a disciple of Christ? Why is he holding onto his hat and a rope on the boat?
Masterstroke / September 10, 2019
Ep 6 Weighed in the Balance
What happens after death? The painting "Belshazzar’s Feast" by Rembrandt shows the moment in time a powerful king discovered his fate. Through this painting discover the answer to the most important question in life, and the secret to salvation?
Masterstroke Mini Series / October 03, 2019
Ep 2 The Return of the Prodigal Son
Imagine celebrating by lifting up a glass of beer in one painting and then kneeling down with tattered clothes in another.
Masterstroke Mini Series / October 10, 2019
Ep 3 The Musicians
Does music really "make the world go round"? If so, why?
Masterstroke Mini Series / December 05, 2019
Ep 11 Raising Of Lazarus
When he based his painting on Rembrandt's rendition why did Van Gogh choose to crop out Jesus?
Masterstroke Mini Series / October 17, 2019
Ep 4 Boy Blowing Bubbles
Why do so many famous paintings feature children blowing bubbles? What do they mean?
Mysteries Unearthed / August 02, 2019
Ep 2 The Behistun Inscription
Deciphering of the Behistun Inscription not only opened up the history, culture and religious practices of the ancient people of Mesopotamia, but has also helped to reveal the substantial historicity of ancient texts.
Masterstroke / September 10, 2019
Ep 5 Lost & Found
Have you ever lost something and got totally frustrated because you can't find it? Discover the mystery in the painting "The Lost Drachma" by artist James Tissot, who is the women? what has she lost?
Masterstroke Mini Series / November 21, 2019
Ep 9 Old Woman Saying Grace
The knife is falling off the table and there are distractions everywhere. Yet nothing stops this lady from saying grace.
Masterstroke Mini Series / November 14, 2019
Ep 8 Mote and The Beam
Have you ever had someone criticize you but you know they've done far worse things than you?
Masterstroke / September 10, 2019
Ep 3 Left Out Of The Picture
Have you ever looked at a painting and felt like something was missing? It's not quite right and you just can't put your finger onto it. Delving into the mind of Vincent van Gogh we will search for answers that will not only help us understand his paintings, but also the man himself.
Masterstroke / September 12, 2019
Ep 6 Artemesia
On a list of 101 great painters of all time, only three were women. This week, Masterstroke looks at the astonishing story of one of the greatest painters you've probably never heard of.
Mysteries Unearthed / September 05, 2019
Ep 9 Jesus the Messiah
Many claim Jesus was just a good man like Buddha or Muhammed. However Jesus claimed to be God in human flesh. He was either a liar, or crazy or truly God to make such an audacious claim.
Masterstroke Mini Series / October 31, 2019
Ep 6 David and Goliath
"David and Goliath" is not just a painting about a Bible story. It is a painting about life.
Masterstroke / September 10, 2019
Ep 4 The Power of Forgiveness
This week on Masterstroke, Neale explores the benefits and beauty of the art of forgiveness.
Masterstroke / September 10, 2019
Ep 2 What Are You Worth
Have you ever wondered how much you are worth? Presenter Neale Schofield investigates the famous painting "The taking of Christ" by Caravaggio which depicts Judas selling Jesus for 30 pieces of silver, to discover why Judas thought Jesus was worth so little, and why Jesus thought Judas was worth so much.
Mysteries Unearthed / September 04, 2019
Ep 8 The Historical Jesus
Are there ancient Roman and Jewish documents that support the Biblical claim that there was a person living 2000 years ago called Jesus, who was crucified?
Mysteries Unearthed / September 02, 2019
Ep 6 Babylon in Bible Prophecy
Have the Bible’s historical statements about ancient Babylon been verified from history? Were its prophecies concerning Babylon fulfilled accurately?
Revolutionary / December 05, 2020
Episode 1: Jesus The Man
Sergio and Oleg look to peel back all the layers of tradition that are part of today's picture of Jesus and look at him simply as a man. From there, a new journey of discovery begins and a fresh picture of Jesus emerges.
Revolutionary / December 05, 2020
Episode 5: Jesus The Prophet
In Israel, Oleg highlights a prophet who called on his world to change. In NY, Sergio uncovers fascinating connections between this prophet's message and our world today.
Masterstroke / September 10, 2019
Ep 2 The Secret of Die Schachspieler
The painting is called "The Chess Players". It's a desperate scene of a man losing his soul to the devil—or is it? What is the secret this painting hides?
Masterstroke / September 10, 2019
Ep 5 Money
Wall Street bankers voted themselves $28 billion in bonuses, while 2.8 billion people struggled on less than $2 per day. What can the history of art teach us about the "rights" and "wrongs" of money?
Mysteries Unearthed / September 02, 2019
Ep 5 Egypt in Bible Prophecy
Are the records of ancient Egypt in the Bible historically accurate?
Mysteries Unearthed / August 03, 2019
Ep 3 The Dead Sea Scrolls
Dead Sea Scrolls are significant in revealing that the Old Testament manuscripts have essentially remained unchanged through the last 2200 years.
Masterstroke Mini Series / November 28, 2019
Ep 10 Two Children Teasing a Cat
Why did the Dutch have the saying, "whoever plays with cats gets scratched"?
Mysteries Unearthed / August 07, 2019
Ep 4 The Hittites & The Mesha Stele
How was the lost civilisation of the ancient Hittites was discovered?
Masterstroke Mini Series / November 07, 2019
Ep 7 The Conversion of St Paul
See how a horse is the feature of this painting and how Paul was made lower than the animals.
Masterstroke Mini Series / October 24, 2019
Ep 5 The Love Letter
Have you ever received a love letter? Not just an email but a hand written letter?
Masterstroke / September 10, 2019
Ep 4 Doubting Thomas
The painting "The incredulity of Thomas" by Caravaggio, depicts the most notorious example of doubt in history. So why did Thomas have such doubts, and how did he resolve them?
Revolutionary / December 05, 2020
Episode 2: Jesus The Revolutionary
Oleg examines the revolution of Jesus of Nazareth and how it stood in stark contrast to his 1st century Roman world. In NY, Sergio encounters groups taking innovative steps to transform their communities.
Masterstroke / September 10, 2019
Ep 3 The Mystery of Miracles
This week, Masterstroke examines what the greatest art in history tells us about the mystery of miracles.
Mysteries Unearthed / September 03, 2019
Ep 7 Persia in Bible Prophecy
Why is the Cyrus Cylinder important in knowing historical accuracy, and does it have any knowledge of the future?