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Escrito Está es un departamento hispano del ministerio It Is Written, un ministerio audiovisual que se dedica a compartir las verdades de la Palabra de Dios a través de:
  ·      La televisión digital y satelital
  ·      Estaciones de radio
  ·      Sitios web y aplicaciones de teléfono
  ·      Campañas de evangelismo
  ·      Recursos impresos

Fundado en 1956 por George Vandeman, el lema del ministerio It Is Written se encuentra en Mateo 4:4: Escrito está: No sólo de pan vivirá el hombre, sino de toda palabra que sale de la boca de Dios.
  Durante los últimos 60 años, It Is Written ha estado impactando vidas en todo el mundo. Actualmente continúa creciendo bajo el liderazgo del presidente John Bradshaw. Por más de 27 años, Escrito Está ha estado predicando el evangelio en español bajo el liderazgo del director/orador Robert Costa.
  Te invitamos a navegar nuestro sitio web para obtener estudios bíblicos gratuitos, suscribirte para recibir nuestro devocional diario, y mucho más.
 

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Escrito Está existe para alcanzar a quienes están en búsqueda. Como tal,     trabajamos para que nuestro contenido esté disponible para todos,     independientemente de sus impedimentos o discapacidades.      A través de un esfuerzo y compromiso genuinos, incluyendo pruebas y consultoría,      creemos que este sitio se adhiere a las mejores prácticas para el      cumplimiento de las Pautas de Accesibilidad al Contenido Web (WCAG)      2.2 Nivel AA, y la Ley de Estadounidenses con Discapacidades (ADA). 

  Este sitio web es compatible con la mayoría de los principales navegadores   de Internet, incluyendo Safari 11.0, Firefox 80.0, Chrome 80.0 y Microsoft   Edge 88.0. Es posible que este sitio web no funcione de manera óptima en   Internet Explorer y versiones anteriores de los otros navegadores.   

  Sabemos que algunas partes de este sitio web no son completamente accesibles:
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  Agradecemos sus comentarios sobre su experiencia con nuestros sitios web. Utilice 

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  Para obtener más información sobre accesibilidad web y requisitos legales, aquí encontrará recursos útiles.

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Escrito Está

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Este documento fue actualizado por última vez el 15/07/2007.

  1. Reconocimiento y aceptación de los términos

  Escrito Está se compromete a proteger su privacidad. Esta Declaración de Privacidad establece nuestras prácticas de privacidad actuales con respecto a la información que recopilamos cuando usted o su computadora interactúan con nuestro sitio web. Al acceder a Escrito Está/escritoesta.org, usted reconoce y comprende completamente la Declaración de Privacidad de Escrito Está y acepta libremente las prácticas de recopilación y uso de información descritas en esta Declaración de Privacidad del Sitio.

  2. Políticas Comerciales Participantes

  Los servicios y ofertas relacionados con enlaces de este sitio web, incluidos los sitios de proveedores, tienen sus propias declaraciones de privacidad que se pueden ver haciendo clic en los enlaces correspondientes dentro de cada sitio web respectivo. Se alienta a los comerciantes en línea y a otras personas que participan en los servicios de Escrito Está a participar en iniciativas de privacidad de la industria y a adoptar una actitud responsable hacia la privacidad del consumidor. Sin embargo, dado que no tenemos control directo sobre las políticas o prácticas de los comerciantes participantes y otros terceros, no somos responsables de las prácticas de privacidad o el contenido de esos sitios. Recomendamos y alentamos que siempre revise las políticas de privacidad de los comerciantes y otros terceros antes de proporcionar cualquier información personal o completar cualquier transacción con dichas partes.

  3. Información que recopilamos y cómo la utilizamos

  Escrito Está recoge cierta información de y sobre sus usuarios de tres maneras: directamente desde nuestros registros del servidor web, el usuario y con las cookies.

  a. Registros del servidor web

  Cuando visita nuestro sitio web, podemos rastrear información para administrar el sitio y analizar su uso. Ejemplos de información que podemos rastrear incluyen:

  * Su dirección de protocolo de Internet (IP).

  * El tipo de navegador o computadora que usa.

  * Número de enlaces en los que hace clic dentro del sitio.

  * Estado o país desde el cual accedió al sitio.

  * Fecha y hora de su visita.

  * Nombre de su proveedor de servicios de Internet.

  * Página web desde la que vinculó a nuestro sitio.

  * Páginas que vio en el sitio.

  b. Uso de cookies

  Escrito Está puede usar cookies para personalizar o mejorar su experiencia de usuario. Una cookie es un pequeño archivo de texto que un servidor de páginas web coloca en su disco duro. Las cookies no se pueden usar para ejecutar programas o enviar virus a su computadora. Las cookies se le asignan de forma exclusiva y solo pueden leerlas un servidor web en el dominio que le emitió la cookie.

  Uno de los propósitos principales de las cookies es proporcionar una función de conveniencia para ahorrarle tiempo. Por ejemplo, si personaliza una página web o navega dentro de un sitio, una cookie ayuda al sitio a recordar su información específica en visitas posteriores. Por lo tanto, esto simplifica el proceso de entrega de contenido relevante y facilita la navegación del sitio al proporcionar y guardar sus preferencias e información de inicio de sesión, así como proporcionar una funcionalidad personalizada.

  Usted tiene la capacidad de aceptar o rechazar las cookies. La mayoría de los navegadores web aceptan automáticamente las cookies, pero generalmente puede modificar la configuración de su navegador para rechazar las cookies. Si rechaza las cookies cambiando la configuración de su navegador, tenga en cuenta que esto puede inhabilitar algunas de las funcionalidades de nuestro sitio web.

  c. Usuarios de información personal

  Los visitantes de nuestro sitio web pueden registrarse para comprar productos y servicios. Cuando se registre, solicitaremos información personal como nombre, dirección, correo electrónico, número de teléfono o fax, número de cuenta y otra información relevante. Si está comprando un producto o servicio, solicitaremos información financiera. Toda información financiera que recolectamos se usa solo para facturarle por los servicios que compró. Si compra con tarjeta de crédito, esta información puede ser enviada a su proveedor de tarjeta de crédito. Para otros tipos de registros, le pediremos la información relevante. También se le puede pedir que nos divulgue información personal para que podamos brindarle asistencia e información. Por ejemplo, tales datos pueden estar garantizados para proporcionar asistencia técnica y solución de problemas en línea.

  No divulgaremos información de identificación personal que recopilamos de usted a terceros sin su permiso, excepto en la medida necesaria, que incluye:

  * Para cumplir con sus solicitudes de productos o servicios.

  * Para protegernos de responsabilidad.

  * Para responder a un proceso legal o cumplir con la ley.

  4. Uso de Balizas Web o archivos GIF

  Las páginas web de Escrito Está/escritoesta.org pueden contener imágenes electrónicas conocidas como balizas web, a veces también llamadas Gifs de un solo píxel, que le permiten a Escrito Está contar los usuarios que han visitado su página y para ofrecer servicios de marca compartida. Escrito Está puede incluir balizas web en mensajes promocionales de correo electrónico o boletines informativos para determinar si se han abierto y se han recibido los mensajes.

  Algunas de estas balizas web pueden ser colocadas por proveedores de servicios externos para ayudar a determinar la efectividad de nuestras campañas publicitarias o comunicaciones por correo electrónico. Estas balizas web pueden ser utilizadas por estos proveedores de servicio para colocar una cookie persistente en su computadora. Esto permite que el proveedor de servicios reconozca su computadora cada vez que visita ciertas páginas o correos electrónicos y compila información anónima en relación con esas vistas de página, lo que a su vez nos permite a nosotros y nuestros proveedores de servicios saber qué publicidades y correos electrónicos lo llevan a nuestro sitio web y cómo utiliza usted el sitio. Escrito Está prohíbe que las balizas web se utilicen para recopilar o acceder a su información personal.

  5. Accediendo a la información de su cuenta web

  Le proporcionaremos los medios para garantizar que la información de identificación personal del archivo de su cuenta web sea correcta y actual. Puede revisar esta información haciendo clic aquí o contactándonos como se indica a continuación.

  6. Cambios a esta declaración

  Escrito Está tiene la discreción de actualizar ocasionalmente esta declaración de privacidad. Cuando lo hagamos, también revisaremos la fecha “actualizada” en la parte superior de esta página de Privacidad. Le recomendamos que revise periódicamente esta declaración de privacidad para mantenerse informado sobre cómo estamos ayudando a proteger la información personal que recopilamos. El uso continuo del servicio constituye su aceptación de esta declaración de privacidad y de cualquier actualización.

  7. Contactándonos

  Si tiene preguntas sobre nuestra Declaración de Privacidad, su implementación, incumplimiento de esta Declaración de Privacidad y/o nuestras prácticas generales, contáctenos en nuestro formulario de contacto o envíe sus comentarios a:

  Escrito Está

  P.O. Box 6

  Chattanooga, TN 37406

  Escrito Está utilizará los esfuerzos comercialmente razonables para responder y resolver prontamente cualquier problema o pregunta.

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Fecha de entrada en vigencia: este Acuerdo de Términos de Uso se actualizó por última vez el 15/07/2007.

  Este Acuerdo de Términos de Uso establece los estándares de uso del servicio en línea de It Is Written/Escrito Está. Al utilizar el sitio web Escrito Está/escritoesta.org, usted (el “Miembro”) acepta estos términos y condiciones. Si no acepta los términos y condiciones de este acuerdo, debe suspender inmediatamente el uso de este sitio web. Nos reservamos el derecho, en cualquier momento, de modificar, alterar o actualizar los términos y condiciones de este acuerdo sin previo aviso. Las modificaciones entrarán en vigencia inmediatamente después de su publicación en el sitio web Escrito Está/escritoesta.org. El uso continuado del servicio después de la publicación de las enmiendas constituye un reconocimiento y aceptación del Acuerdo y sus modificaciones. Salvo lo dispuesto en este párrafo, este Acuerdo no podrá ser modificado.

  1. Descripción del servicio

  Escrito Está proporciona a los miembros información, productos y servicios. El miembro debe proporcionar (1) todos los equipos necesarios para su propia conexión a Internet, incluida la computadora y el módem, y (2) proporcionar el acceso de los Miembros a Internet, y (3) pagar cualquier tarifa relacionada con dicha conexión.

  2. Exclusión de garantías

  El sitio lo proporciona Escrito Está “tal como está” y “según esté disponible”. En la máxima medida permitida por la ley aplicable, Escrito Está no ofrece ninguna representación o garantía de ningún tipo, expresa o implícita, con respecto al uso o los resultados de este sitio web en términos de su corrección, exactitud, fiabilidad u otros. Escrito Está no tendrá ninguna responsabilidad por cualquier interrupción en el uso de este sitio web. Escrito Está se exime de todas las garantías con respecto a la información provista, incluidas las garantías implícitas de comerciabilidad e idoneidad para un propósito particular, y la no infracción. Algunas jurisdicciones no permiten la exclusión de garantías implícitas, por lo tanto, la exclusión antes mencionada es inaplicable.

  3. Limitación de responsabilidad

  Escrito Está NO SERÁ responsable de ningún daño, y en particular Escrito Está no será responsable de ningún daño especial, indirecto, consecuente o incidental, o daños por pérdida de beneficios, pérdida de ingresos o pérdida de uso, que surja fuera de o relacionado con este sitio web o la información contenida en él, si tales daños surgen en contrato, negligencia, agravio, en virtud del estatuto, en equidad, en la ley o de otro modo, incluso si Escrito Está ha sido informado de la posibilidad de tales daños. ALGUNAS JURISDICCIONES NO PERMITEN LA LIMITACIÓN O EXCLUSIÓN DE RESPONSABILIDAD POR DAÑOS INCIDENTALES O CONSECUENCIALES, POR LO TANTO, ALGUNAS DE LAS LIMITACIONES ANTERIORES SON INAPLICABLES.

  4. Indemnización

  El miembro acuerda indemnizar y mantener a Escrito Está, sus padres, subsidiarias, afiliados, funcionarios y empleados, indemne de cualquier reclamo o demanda, incluidos honorarios y costos razonables de los abogados, realizados por un tercero debido o que surjan del uso por parte del Miembro de el Servicio, la violación de este Acuerdo, o la infracción por parte del Miembro u otro usuario del Servicio que utiliza la computadora del Miembro, de cualquier propiedad intelectual o cualquier otro derecho de cualquier persona o entidad.

  5. Modificaciones e Interrupción al Servicio

  Escrito Está se reserva el derecho de modificar o suspender el Servicio con o sin previo aviso al Miembro. Escrito Está no será responsable ante el Miembro ni ante ningún tercero en caso de que quiere ejercer su derecho a modificar o descontinuar el Servicio. El miembro reconoce y acepta que Escrito Está no garantiza el acceso continuo, ininterrumpido o seguro a nuestro sitio web y el funcionamiento de nuestro sitio web puede verse afectado o verse afectado negativamente por numerosos factores o circunstancias fuera de nuestro control.

  6. Sitios de terceros

  Nuestro sitio web puede incluir enlaces a otros sitios en Internet que son propiedad y están operados por comerciantes en línea y otros terceros. Usted reconoce que no somos responsables de la disponibilidad o el contenido ubicado en o a través de un sitio de terceros. Debe ponerse en contacto con el administrador del sitio o el webmaster de esos sitios de terceros si tiene alguna inquietud con respecto a dichos enlaces o al contenido ubicado en dichos sitios. Su uso de esos sitios de terceros está sujeto a los términos de uso y las políticas de privacidad de cada sitio, y no somos responsables de los mismos. Alentamos a todos los Miembros a revisar dichas políticas de privacidad de los sitios de terceros.

  7. Exclusión con respecto a la precisión de la información del vendedor

  Las especificaciones del producto y otra información han sido proporcionadas por los proveedores o recopiladas de fuentes disponibles públicamente. Mientras Escrito Está hace todo lo posible para garantizar que la información en este sitio web sea precisa, no podemos ofrecer ninguna garantía en cuanto a la exactitud o fiabilidad de la información proporcionada en este sitio web.

  Escrito Está no ofrece ninguna garantía o representación con respecto a ningún producto proporcionado u ofrecido por un Vendedor, y usted reconoce que cualquier confianza en las representaciones y garantías proporcionadas por cualquier Proveedor será bajo su propio riesgo.

  8. Jurisdicción gobernante de los tribunales de California

  Nuestro sitio web es operado y provisto en el estado de California. Como tal, estamos sujetos a las leyes del Estado de California, y dichas leyes regirán estos Términos de uso, sin dar efecto a ninguna elección de normas legales. No garantizamos que nuestro sitio web u otros servicios sean apropiados, legales o estén disponibles para su uso en otros lugares. En consecuencia, si elige acceder a nuestro sitio, acepta hacerlo sujeto a las leyes internas del Estado de California.

  9. Cumplimiento de las leyes

  El Miembro asume todo el conocimiento de la ley aplicable y es responsable por el cumplimiento de dichas leyes. El Miembro no puede usar el Servicio de ninguna manera que viole las leyes, regulaciones u otros requisitos gubernamentales estatales, federales o internacionales aplicables. Además, el Miembro acuerda no transmitir ningún material que aliente una conducta que pueda constituir un delito, genere responsabilidad civil o infrinja cualquier ley o regulación local, estatal, nacional o internacional aplicable.

  10. Información sobre derechos de autor y marcas comerciales

  Todo el contenido incluido o disponible en este sitio, incluyendo el diseño del sitio, texto, gráficos, interfaces, y la selección y arreglos del mismo es © 2007 Escrito Está, con todos los derechos reservados, o es propiedad de It Is Written y/o terceros, protegido por derechos de propiedad intelectual. Cualquier uso de materiales en el sitio web, incluida la reproducción para fines distintos a los mencionados anteriormente, modificación, distribución o reproducción, cualquier forma de extracción de datos u otra explotación comercial de cualquier tipo, sin la autorización previa por escrito de un funcionario autorizado de It Is Written/Escrito Está, está estrictamente prohibido. Los miembros acuerdan que no usarán ningún robot, araña u otro dispositivo automático, o un proceso manual para monitorear o copiar nuestras páginas web o el contenido aquí presentado sin el permiso previo por escrito de un funcionario autorizado de It Is Written/Escrito Está.

  Escrito Está® y escritoesta.org® son marcas registradas de It Is Written. Las marcas comerciales de It Is Written no se pueden usar en relación con ningún producto o servicio que no esté provisto por It Is Written, de ninguna manera que pueda causar confusión entre los clientes, o de cualquier manera que menosprecie o desacredite a Escrito Está.

  Todas las demás marcas comerciales que se muestran en el sitio web Escrito Está son marcas comerciales de sus respectivos propietarios y no constituyen un endoso ni una recomendación de dichos proveedores. Además, dicho uso de marcas comerciales o enlaces a los sitios web de Proveedores no implica, directa o indirectamente, que dichos Proveedores respalden o estén afiliados a Escrito Está.

  11. Notificación de infracción de derechos de autor

  En conformidad con la Sección 512 (c) de la Ley de revisión de derechos de autor, promulgada a través de la Ley Digital Millennium Act, Escrito Está designa a la siguiente persona como su agente para recibir notificaciones de infracción de derechos de autor.

  Por correo: Gerente, It Is Written, PO Box 6, Chattanooga, TN 37401

  Por teléfono: (423) 362-5800

  Por correo electrónico: contacto

  12. Botnets

  Escrito Está se reserva el derecho, a nuestra exclusiva discreción, de rescindir cualquier cuenta involucrada con botnets y actividades relacionadas. Si se utilizan nombres de host como puntos de comando y control para botnets, Escrito Está se reserva el derecho de dirigir los nombres de host implicados a un honeypot, instalación de registro o cualquier otro destino que estime conveniente.

  13. Otros Términos

  Si alguna disposición de este Acuerdo de Términos de Uso fuera ilegal, nula o inaplicable por algún motivo, las demás disposiciones (y cualquier disposición parcialmente aplicable) no se verán afectadas por ellas y seguirán siendo válidas y exigibles en la mayor medida posible. Usted acepta que este Contrato de Términos de Uso y cualquier otro acuerdo al que se haga referencia en este documento pueden asignarse por Escrito Está, a nuestro exclusivo criterio, a un tercero en el caso de una fusión o adquisición. Este Acuerdo de Términos de Uso se aplicará además de, y no será reemplazado por, cualquier otro acuerdo escrito entre nosotros en relación con su participación como Miembro. El Miembro acuerda que al aceptar este Acuerdo de Términos de Uso, el Miembro está dando su consentimiento para el uso y la divulgación de su información de identificación personal y otras prácticas descritas en nuestra Declaración de Política de Privacidad.

It Is Written is the flagship program of the It Is Written ministry, which for more than six decades has shared the transforming teachings of the Bible directly from the pages of God’s Word. Presented by Pastor John Bradshaw and often filmed in fascinating and visually stunning locations around the world, It Is Written covers a wide range of Biblical subjects and shares faith in Jesus Christ as the hope of the world.

It Is Written

The 33

In 2010, a collapse at a mine in northern Chile left 33 Chilean miners trapped 2,300 feet below ground. The story of their incredible rescue is a story of triumph over tragedy, faith against the odds, and the blessing and grace of a loving God.

Trapped

When 33 miners were trapped 2,300 feet below ground in a gold and copper mine in Chile, a massive effort to save them was undertaken. Before their eventual rescue after 69 days, Camp Hope was established, witnessing to faith in God during extreme adversity, reminding us of the "Camp Hope" God has established for all of His children.

Camp Hope

Maximum Health

Join Dr. Neil Nedley and John Bradshaw to learn how to get the most from your body! You want to be your very best, and with God’s help, you can! "Peak Performance" will help you function at optimum levels, and utilize your God-given gifts to a great capacity! 

Peak Performance

The saying goes, "Healthy body, healthy mind." With God’s help, you can get much more out of life than you’ve ever imagined. Be blessed by this presentation with John Bradshaw and Dr. Neil Nedley, and get on the pathway to health!

Pathway to Hope

Our daily choices influence our health—physically and mentally. John Bradshaw and special guest Dr. Neil Nedley as he explains how, on God’s plan, you can eat your way to better health. Now that’s food for thought!

Food for Thought

Each of us has a vast array of available emotions, and if we learn to identify and manage our emotions in a positive way, they can become incredibly beneficial. Join John Bradshaw and Dr. Neil Nedley to discover what emotional intelligence is, how to employ it in our daily lives, and why it forms an important part of your relationship with God.

 Emotional Intelligence: What Is It?

Instead of being controlled by our emotions, how can we use them to our advantage? Join John Bradshaw as he interviews Dr. Neil Nedley and discover how your emotions form a vital part of your relationship with God, and how you can get the best out of the mind God gave you.

Controlling Your Emotions

It’s one of our most precious possessions, but likely isn’t getting the attention it deserves. Join John Bradshaw and Dr. Neil Nedley to learn how to boost your brain function and open your mind to richer blessings from God.

Boosting Your Brain

It’s a killer and it causes illness, injury and distress. But in many cases, diabetes can be simply beaten. Join John Bradshaw and Dr. Neil Nedley to find out how you—or those you care about—can beat diabetes.

Beating Diabetes

As humans, we are fearfully and wonderfully made, created by God to thrive. Incredibly, we make decisions and do things to our brains, our minds, that sometimes hold us back from thriving. But by the grace of God, there are those things that can reverse the damage. Join John Bradshaw and Dr. Neil Nedley to learn how.

Becoming A Smarter You

My Hometown

Taught that he should pray to the "saints" of the church, John Bradshaw made a biblical discovery that changed his understanding of God and His Word. Travel with Pastor Bradshaw to his hometown and discover prayer.

My Hometown: Sinners and Saints

After growing up regularly confessing his sins to a priest, John Bradshaw discovered what the Bible says about confession and forgiveness. Join John in his hometown in New Zealand to learn about a biblical understanding of confession that opens the door to the power of God’s grace and mercy.

My Hometown: True Confessions

Graveyards around the world are filled with people who have long been forgotten. But the Bible speaks of hope beyond the grave. Join John Bradshaw in his hometown and discover the powerful hope of the resurrection promised by Christ Himself!

My Hometown: Resurrection

Ancient Wisdom Present Power

The world changed forever in the 16th century when Martin Luther’s protest ushered in the Reformation. What issues were at stake, and how much do those issues matter today? Join John Bradshaw and Dr. Michael Hasel for the two-part series, “Ancient Wisdom, Present Power,” as they examine a collection of rare books that tell the story of the Reformation. 

Ancient Wisdom, Present Power - Part 1

Ancient Wisdom, Present Power - Part 2

Conspiracy, More Than Just a Theory

"Conspiracy, More Than Just a Theory" is a five-part series examining the greatest conspiracy of them all, a global conspiracy threatening the viability of our planet. Join Pastor John Bradshaw for "Bigfoot," part one of this series. Visit a museum dedicated to Bigfoot’s existence and meet a Bigfoot "believer," who claims to have seen Bigfoot. But what’s certain is the conspiracy playing out before our eyes. And you’re involved.

Conspiracy, More Than Just a Theory: Bigfoot

They can be seen crisscrossing the sky. While some people see contrails—condensation trails—some see “chemtrails,” or chemical trails, which they claim to be part of a massive conspiracy. Whatever may be in the sky, a vast global conspiracy affects Planet Earth today. Join Pastor John Bradshaw for part two of our five-part series, “Conspiracy, More Than Just a Theory.”

Conspiracy, More Than Just a Theory: Chemtrails

It’s one of the most mysterious places on the planet, shrouded in secrecy and said to be the home of UFOs and aliens. Locals say they’ve seen unexplainable phenomena. Is what happens at Area 51 part of a vast conspiracy? Join Pastor John Bradshaw on location in Nevada and learn about God’s plan to keep you spiritually safe in the face of the greatest global conspiracy of them all.

Conspiracy, More Than Just a Theory: Area 51

It was said to be “a giant leap for mankind.” In 1969, astronaut Neil Armstrong became the first human being to walk on the moon. Or did he? Despite photographic evidence and eyewitness testimony, some claim the moon landing was faked to advance American interests. Join Pastor John Bradshaw at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida, meet a space shuttle astronaut, and investigate the spiritual conspiracy that threatens the world.﻿

Conspiracy, More Than Just a Theory: Moon Landing

Since before the time of Christ, people have believed the earth is spherical, like a baseball or basketball. But in recent years the flat earth theory has attracted the attention of celebrities and everyday people alike. Join Pastor John Bradshaw as he meets with a leading flat earther and investigates the great spiritual conspiracy affecting the world in part five of the five-part series, “Conspiracy, More Than Just a Theory.”

Conspiracy, More Than Just a Theory: Flat Earth

500 - The Protestant Reformation

In 1517, on October the 31st, a priest in a small town in Germany changed western civilization forever. As Martin Luther nailed his 95 theses to the Castle Church door, the Protestant Reformation began. Five hundred years later, is the Reformation over? Or is there still work to be done? Join John Bradshaw on location across Europe in the opening program of It Is Written’s 500 series. Filmed on location in Ireland, the United Kingdom, Germany, and Rome. Features special guest Dr. Gerard Damsteegt.

500: The Reformation

All around the world on March 17 every year, people celebrate him, without really knowing much about him. While St. Patrick is known globally, a few people understand that he was an enormously influential missionary who brought faith in Christ to the pagans of Ireland. So how did this small town man become a global icon? And how is he connected to the Reformation? Join John Bradshaw on location in Ireland and discover the truth about Saint Patrick. Features special guest Dr. David Trim.

500: The Celtic Connection

In rural England, a monument stands to one of the great heroes of the Reformation. He grew up far from the center of attention, but history remembers him as one of the giants. While others preached or developed doctrines, this man poured himself into translating and printing. His legacy? The Bible. Join John Bradshaw on location in England and explore the life of William Tyndale, the man who translated the Bible into English.

500: A Lamp Unto My Feet

When the Protestant Reformation challenged the authority of the established church 500 years ago, it took on what had become the most powerful institution in the history of Western civilization. So how did the church become so powerful? Join John Bradshaw on location in Rome and learn how the Church of Rome rose to power, and how the Reformation changed it all. Features special guest Dr. Michael Hasel.

500: Rome and the Reformation

In Wittenberg, Germany, on October 31, 1517, Martin Luther nailed his 95 Theses to the door of the castle church, and launched the movement known to history as the Protestant Reformation. The supremacy of the Bible, and the glorious truth of justification by faith in Jesus—Luther’s two great passions—would light a fire for the gospel that changed the world. Millions of searching hearts would find the grace and peace that had inspired this courageous monk who dared to stand alone. Join John Bradshaw on location in Germany and follow in the footsteps of Martin Luther. Features special guest Dr. Leslie N. Pollard.

500: "Here I Stand!"

As the Protest Reformation swept across Europe, it did not go unanswered by the Catholic Church it was opposing. The counter reformation, a strategy to press back against the advances of the Protestant Reformation, and the Jesuits would be a significant part of taking back influence that the church had lost. Join John Bradshaw on location in Europe and be encouraged by the faith of the Reformers in the face of fierce opposition. Features special guest Dr. Gerard Damsteegt.

500: The Counter-Reformation

Eventually the Protestant Reformation would drive the Puritans to not only separate themselves from the church by doctrine, but also by distance. The Pilgrims headed for the New World where freedom of conscience would take hold in a way not seen in any other civil experiment in human history. Join John Bradshaw on location in New England and discover how the Puritans shaped the cornerstones of the American experience and of the final stages of the Protestant Reformation. Features special guest Dr. Lincoln Steed.

500: A Wall of Separation

With America’s achievement of independence from Great Britain in 1783, a series of events opened the way for an even clearer understanding of the Bible, and in particular, Bible prophecy. William Miller would be thrust into national spotlight for his study of prophecy and would begin a major shift in Christianity. Join John Bradshaw on location in New England and discover how William Miller’s study of Bible prophecy shook the world. Features special guest Dr. Jud Lake.

500: Tell It to the World

The most basic principle of the Protestant Reformation was the supreme authority of the Bible. And although William Miller and his followers were met with a great disappointment in 1844, God used them to put in place a global initiative to finish the Reformation. Join John Bradshaw on location in New England and learn about God’s last day movement. Features special guest Dr. Ted Wilson.

500: Finishing the Reformation

Lessons for All Time

The parable of the unjust judge, sometimes referred to as the story of the importunate widow, features a certain judge that dismisses a woman’s plea for justice. What lesson could Jesus be trying to teach us in a story about an unethical judge who has no time for God? Part of the It Is Written series on the parables of Jesus: "Lessons for All Time." 

Lessons for All Time: The Unfair Judge

Jesus tells a remarkable story in Luke 18 of two men who have come to the temple to pray. One of them is a Pharisee, respected by society and a man of influence, and the other a tax collector, despised by the Jews for being an agent of the Romans.

The Pharisee and Tax Collector

In the parable of the sower, Jesus shared a story rich with spiritual meaning. What can we learn from this parable today? Don’t miss “The Sower,” part of the “Lessons for All Time” series.

The Sower

Have you ever been lost? The Bible tells us in Luke 19:10 that “the Son of Man is come to seek and to save that which was lost.” When sin entered the world, human beings were completely lost—with nothing they could do get themselves found again. The Bible tells a story about a lost boy known as the prodigal son. Join John Bradshaw and explore the many parts of the story of the prodigal son and how your Father is seeking you. Part of the “Lessons for All Time” series. 

Lessons for All Time: The Prodigal Son 

The parable of the wheat and the tares provides us with deep insights into the plan of salvation and addresses challenging questions relevant to life in today's world. "The Wheat and the Tares," from the It Is Written series, "Lessons for All Time.

Lessons for All Time: The Wheat and the Tares

The parable of the talents gives us insights into the opportunities each person has to honor and serve God. How has God gifted you, and what can you do with your talents to honor Him? Join Pastor John Bradshaw for "Talents," another program from the series "Lessons for All Time."

The Talents

Jesus often used parables to teach important lessons. The parable of the lost sheep is one of the most well known of all.  But who are the lost sheep, and how do they find their way home?  The answers may surprise you! Join Pastor John Bradshaw as he sheds light on the parable of the lost sheep.

Lessons for All Time: Lost

Using the parable of the ten virgins, John Bradshaw explains the importance of the Holy Spirit in making ourselves ready for the coming of Christ.

Oil Crisis

How Can We Know the Bible is True?

The science of archaeology provides historical evidence that the biblical account of Jesus' life and death is true. Join Pastor John Bradshaw and Dr. Michael Hasel as mysteries of the past strengthen your faith in God’s Word.

Beneath the Sands: The Historical Jesus

John Bradshaw and archaeologist Dr. Michael Hasel explore the historical importance of daily life in the ancient world and reveal insights that help us understand in greater depth the important themes of the Bible. The world of the Bible comes alive in this compelling presentation.

Beneath the Sands: Life in Ancient Israel

Travel back in time with John Bradshaw and Dr. Michael Hasel to the golden age of Israel, to a time of united monarchy when Solomon's temple stood strong. Learn what this ancient meeting place has to teach us in modern times and where God wishes to dwell today.

Uncovering the Temple

The Eden Lifestyle

John Bradshaw and Dr. John Westerdahl discuss a few of the health principles found in the Bible and show how some well-known biblical characters benefited—mind, body, and spirit—from God's original diet.

Health Care God's Way

While modern society suffers from ill health on an unprecedented scale, the answer to many health problems can be found in the Bible. Join Pastor John Bradshaw and Doctor John Westerdahl for "Healing Foods of the Bible," and learn how God's Word contains a divine prescription for good health.

Healing Foods of the Bible

In the beginning, God created people to live forever, yet illness and disease have cut already-short lives even shorter. Join John Bradshaw and special guest Dr. John Westerdahl and find what keys the Bible holds to a longer and healthier life. The powerful, anti-aging secrets of the Bible will help you experience a more abundant life in this world, and eternal life in the world to come!

Anti-Aging Secrets

African American History

In 1921, more than 300 people were massacred, thousands were left homeless, and an entire town was destroyed when people turned on their fellow citizens—in the United States of America. Which raises an important question: What kind of person would do that? The answer is surprising. Join Pastor John Bradshaw on location in Tulsa, Oklahoma, as we look at the challenge faced by every person: the sinful heart.

Black Wall Street

In the 1960s, the civil rights movement made history as Americans took a stand against racial injustice. Join John Bradshaw on location in Selma, Alabama, as he examines the atrocities committed there and the bravery of those who stepped up to do what was right, even when it cost them their lives.

Rights and Wrongs

It was a colossal miscarriage of justice: nine young men found guilty of a crime they didn’t commit, and the deciding factor was the color of their skin. Join John Bradshaw in Scottsboro, Alabama, for this story of brutal discrimination, and learn why it's so important to serve a God who is just.

The Scottsboro Nine

Slavery had been abolished in 1865, but by the 1880s, convict leasing flourished in its place. Many black citizens who had thought themselves free were unjustly ensnared in yet another form of forced labor. Freedom isn’t always as it seems. Join John Bradshaw for “Free Indeed” and learn of the glorious hope God offers for those enslaved by sin.

Free Indeed

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.

The Immortal Woman

Confronted by extremely challenging circumstances, Jesse Owens went on to win four Olympic gold medals and became the most famous athlete on the planet. What challenges are you facing? What voices are saying that you can’t possibly succeed? “Running the Race” shows how every person can experience success in this world and in the world to come!

Running the Race

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 story of the greatest Hero of them all.

The Hero

Slavery provided a backdrop to the American Civil War. The Battle of Gettysburg was a battle for freedom...in many ways. (Filmed on location in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.)

The Price of Freedom

Prequel of the Bible

The Bible tells us that God is love. But if the God of love created the earth and everything in it, how did the world come to operate on principles so inconsistent with His character? Join John Bradshaw in the first of a five-part series as he unravels the disparity between who God says He is and the nature of the world around us.

Prequel of the Bible: Part 1 - The Selfishness Paradigm

We live in a world that has been hijacked by sin, and the consequences are deadly. In this second episode of the “Prequel of the Bible” series, Pastor John Bradshaw sheds new light on the rebellion in heaven and the resulting choice we all have to make.

Prequel of the Bible: Part 2 - War in Heaven

Join John Bradshaw as age-old accusations against God are addressed and the character of history’s chief rebel is revealed for what it is. Don’t miss “The Rule of Threes” and the behind-the-scenes story of how Jesus’ response to temptation paved the way to disproving the devil’s claims once and for all.

Prequel of the Bible: Part 3 - The Rule of Threes

The story is hidden in plain sight, the effects of a long-running spiritual battle made evident. Planet Earth groans under the weight of sin, and its oceans, atmosphere, agriculture, and more are threatened for reasons many people are not considering. Join John Bradshaw for "Prequel of the Bible: Earth’s Rapid Decline."

Prequel of the Bible: Part 4 - Earth's Rapid Decline

Having offered an alternative to the authority of God, Satan seeks to lead the world to serve his government of fear and sin. In the “Prequel of the Bible” finale, we learn about the vitally important part each of us has to play in this ongoing war and the glorious future that awaits the faithful.

Prequel of the Bible: Part 5 - The Choice

Great Characters of the Bible

As the father of the human family, Adam holds a unique place among Bible characters. Adam was present when God promised redemption to the world, and witnessed the devastating effects of his sin upon his family and the planet. Join John Bradshaw for the new series “Great Characters of the Bible,” and see how Adam’s life speaks to us today.

Great Characters of the Bible: Adam

Commissioned by God to save the human family, Noah stands as a striking example of faith in a faithless world. Learn how Noah’s experience illuminates our own in the next episode of “Great Characters of the Bible.” When the world had reached its lowest point, God turned to Noah, who built an ark in a world where rain had never fallen.

Great Characters of the Bible: Noah

From his miraculous birth onward, it was apparent that John the Baptist’s life and ministry had a special purpose. His commitment to preparing the way for the coming of the Messiah stands as an example for us all. “Great Characters of the Bible: John the Baptist” reveals the importance of faithful living and encourages us to embrace God’s call in our own lives.

Great Characters of the Bible: John the Baptist

Peter was a flawed human. Impetuous, impulsive, and rash, he messed up time and again. But God grew him, changed him, and used him in powerful ways. If you can see yourself in Peter, then you will see God’s love for you in the unfolding of this disciple’s story. Join John Bradshaw for “Great Characters of the Bible: Peter.”

Great Characters of the Bible: Peter

He is often called “The Father of the Faithful,” and although his life was marked by failure and poor judgment, God led Abraham to become one of the most significant figures in human history. Join John Bradshaw for "Great Characters of the Bible" to learn how you can have faith like Abraham and how God’s grace can work in your life.

Great Characters of the Bible: Abraham

Samson disregarded his upbringing, wasted God-given opportunities, and squandered precious gifts. He fell prey to temptation time and time again—a struggle that is universal. Join John Bradshaw for the next episode in the series “Great Characters of the Bible” and learn of the importance of surrendering to God and how you can avoid going down the same road as Samson.

Great Characters of the Bible: Samson

There once was a man who ran away from God, who wouldn’t do what God wanted. God gave him a message to deliver, but Jonah would rather see people destroyed. Join John Bradshaw in “Great Characters of the Bible: Jonah” to learn more about the warning God sent to the people of Nineveh and the message of mercy He would have you share today.

Great Characters of the Bible: Jonah

She’s arguably the most famous woman who ever lived, and many myths about her have made their way into Christianity over the years. Yet we really don’t know a whole lot about her. Join John Bradshaw for “Great Characters of the Bible: Mary,” as we take a closer look at the story of an ordinary young woman tasked with an incredible responsibility, who displayed extraordinary faith.

Great Characters of the Bible: Mary

In Genesis 22, God commands Abraham to sacrifice his only son, a story often used to show the faithfulness of Abraham. But what does that same story say about the faith of Isaac, who willingly allowed himself to become a sacrifice? Join John Bradshaw for “Great Characters of the Bible” and learn the importance of trusting God's promises and guidance.

Great Characters of the Bible: Isaac

Before becoming the father of a great nation, Jacob deceived his own father. In doing so, he set himself on a path filled with hardship. Yet, even at his lowest, Jacob held on to God. And God never let go of Jacob. Join John Bradshaw for another episode of “Great Characters of the Bible” and learn how the same God who blessed Jacob wants to bless you.

Great Characters of the Bible: Jacob

He built the most beautiful temple ever constructed, wrote two books of the Bible, and was wiser than any man before him. He had everything he could possibly want, but it wasn’t enough. Join John Bradshaw for “Great Characters of the Bible: Solomon” and learn about the man who had it all, lost it all, and found his way back to faith in God.

Great Characters of the Bible: Solomon

Great Chapters of the Bible

“In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth.”  But the world we live in bears little resemblance to the world God created. Join Pastor John Bradshaw as we start a new ongoing series, “Great Chapters of the Bible,” and look at the first of the Bible’s 1,189 chapters, Genesis 1—the story of creation. The creation story is under attack. What can we learn from Genesis 1 today?

Great Chapters of the Bible: Genesis 1

Join Pastor John Bradshaw as he continues It Is Written’s series, “Great Chapters of the Bible,” focusing on Exodus chapter 20. God gave the Ten Commandments to Israel, writing them in stone and entrusting them to Moses. How do we reconcile the principles found in Exodus 20 with today’s modern world? Is the chapter still relevant? Don’t miss “Great Chapters of the Bible” and this study of Exodus 20.

Great Chapters of the Bible: Exodus 20

In Matthew chapter 5, Jesus gets to the heart of the Christian experience, challenging His hearers that rather than merely being religious, they possess a faith in Him that reflects a changed heart and life. This chapter offers the assurance that God is able to do in His people what they cannot do for themselves. Join Pastor John Bradshaw for “Great Chapters of the Bible: Matthew 5.”

Great Chapters of the Bible: Matthew 5

It is one of the epic chapters of the New Testament, offering hope to humanity as it presents in detail the promise of the resurrection. First Corinthians 15 is discussed in this episode of the ongoing series, “Great Chapters of the Bible.” Paul writes that death is not the end for the believer in Jesus, and that there is life stretching beyond the grave for people of faith.

Great Chapters of the Bible: 1 Corinthians 15

Often referred to as the gospel prophet, Isaiah’s description of the suffering and death of Jesus is powerful and moving. Isaiah 53 tells the story of Christ’s passion and is the subject of this episode of Pastor John Bradshaw’s ongoing series, “Great Chapters of the Bible.” Isaiah 53 still speaks of a gracious Savior. Don’t miss “Great Chapters of the Bible: Isaiah 53.”

Great Chapters of the Bible: Isaiah 53

It has been called the master key to Bible prophecy. An ancient king had a remarkable dream, and its interpretation speaks of the rise and fall of nations and the Second Coming of Jesus. Join Pastor John Bradshaw for another episode in the ongoing series, “Great Chapters of the Bible,” as he looks at Daniel chapter 2. History, prophecy, and hope in the God of heaven!

Great Chapters of the Bible: Daniel 2

Psalm 119 is the longest chapter in the Bible and contains some of the most loved and best-known verses in Scripture. As part of our ongoing series, “Great Chapters of the Bible,” John Bradshaw reveals how this uniquely written chapter connects you with the power of God’s Word and the riches of His grace.

Great Chapters of the Bible: Psalm 119

The 23rd Psalm is one of the most well-known chapters in the Bible, revealing the tender love of a merciful God. Join Pastor John Bradshaw for more in our ongoing series, "Great Chapters of the Bible," and see the Shepherd through new eyes.

Great Chapters of the Bible: Psalm 23

“For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son” is one of the most well-known verses in the Bible. Join John Bradshaw in our ongoing series, “Great Chapters of the Bible,” as he brings deeper meaning to this beloved verse by examining its context in John chapter 3.

Great Chapters of the Bible: John 3

In John chapter 6, Jesus feeds the five thousand, walks on water, and declares Himself to be “the bread of life.” Join John Bradshaw as he explores this miraculous section of Scripture as part of our ongoing series, "Great Chapters of the Bible," and allow God’s Word to enrich your life. 

Great Chapters of the Bible: John 6

Noah, Abraham, and Sarah are all considered luminaries of faith, yet they all made mistakes. Join John Bradshaw for "Great Chapters of the Bible: Hebrews 11" as he digs deeper into the stories of these imperfect heroes, and find inspiration in a God who promises to never quit on us.

Great Chapters of the Bible: Hebrews 11

In Matthew 24 we are given a glimpse of what the earth will look like just before Jesus' return. Follow along as John Bradshaw compares Bible prophecies with what is happening in our world today, and learn what we can expect in the days ahead. Don't miss "Great Chapters of the Bible: Matthew 24."

Great Chapters of the Bible: Matthew 24

Messages and warnings about the end of the world are given to mankind through signs and symbols in the New Testament. Join John Bradshaw as he decodes these messages in "Great Chapters of the Bible: Revelation 14." Learn what you can do to prepare for earth’s last days.

Great Chapters of the Bible: Revelation 14

After Darkness Light

Rome had a major influence on the early church, an influence which continues today. 

By This Sign: The Rise of Rome

John Calvin spent one more night in Geneva, and the world would never be the same. 

Shelter in the Storm

The story of one man’s courageous stand for the Bible, and his separation from the church of Rome. 

The Courage of One

One man stood up against the most powerful church in the world, and altered the course of history.

A Mighty Fortress

Peter was a wealthy tailor who lived in 12th century France. By all accounts he wasn't a very religious man early in his life, but when he became a Christian his life took a very dangerous course.