In this episode we hear from Brother George Oyatola how the new Message Print Library in Angola is serving scores of churches and untold numbers of Believers.  Twists and surprises line the path to getting it up and running, with full government approval.

Brother Brother Moges Engida of Ethiopia and Brother Tim Dodd discuss how the works that have been established in Ethiopia have moved forward in surprising ways, in spite of lockdown and pandemic.

For decades Pastor Barry Coffey has been involved in Missionary work.  In this episode Pastor Barry describes how Vision Books, a ministry of Hickory Bible Tabernacle, the church he pastors, aspires to print any Message, in any language, at any time. Testimonies of the impact of these books on the field will surprise and inspire.

In this Episode Ed Byskal tells of the astonishing deliverance of one whom William Branham identifies as "Soldier Boy," in a power packed meeting.  The next day, while traveling, the drama continues, as Brother Byskal, Brother Branham, and their companions unexpectedly meet this same "soldier boy" in person, in a remote restaurant.

Ed Byskal, now a young Pastor, tells of an encounter with William Branham while on a hunting trip, where the deep questions of his heart were miraculously answered.

Brother Tim Dodd and Murphy Wong discuss the latest missions news, as reported in the Fall 2020 Believers Faith Challenge Report magazine.  This episode covers the work in China, and the article by Brother Byskal.  Sign up to receive the printed magazine at www.bibleway.org

Pastor Ed Byskal reflects upon his early days in the ministry, the call of God on his life, the hunger for God in the land, and how he once traveled 400 miles on a motorcycle in freezing weather to participate in a meeting. This series of episodes is also available in video, at www.bibleway.org

Continuing the historic testimony of Ed Byskal. In this episode, Brother Byskal relates how he first visited a William Branham meeting as a boy, and what he witnessed while there. This series of episodes is also available in video, at www.bibleway.org

As the revival spread around the country, it attracted the attention of both friends and enemies.  Brother Fred Kiyingi assembled a singing group from his own church to travel with him. The national news carried TV coverage, and newspapers wrote stories from city to city. Pastors receiving the Message had to decide between the newfound truth, or the security of their denominations, which often owned both the church buildings, and the Pastor's own residence.

This episode tells the story of a small church in a remote area where the revival started. 50 people were baptized in that church, and then 70 in another church nearby. The pastor was rejected by his denomination, but a believing group moved with him to a temporary shelter. At the time, no one dreamed what was coming next. From that spark, the revival spread around the country. www.bibleway.org