What price would you pay for your faith — if the cost were everything?

In this powerful episode, we explore Foxe’s Book of Martyrs, the legendary chronicle of Christian courage, suffering, and triumph across the ages.
Written by John Foxe and lovingly preserved through centuries, this historic masterpiece is far more than a record of persecution — it is a living testament to the unbreakable spirit of those who chose Christ over comfort, truth over compromise, and eternal glory over earthly fear.

Discover:

• The heroic sacrifices of the early apostles — stoned, crucified, burned, and tortured, yet unyielding in their love for Christ.

• The chilling brutality of the Roman emperors, from Nero’s fiery executions to Domitian’s merciless purges.

• The unshakable faith of believers during the Inquisition, the Marian persecutions in England, and the religious wars that shook Europe.

• The quiet heroism of women, children, and everyday believers who chose to die rather than deny the name of Jesus.

Foxe doesn’t merely recount their deaths — he lets their voices rise across time, calling each generation to remember the price of freedom, the beauty of perseverance, and the power of hope.
Through prisons, fires, torture racks, and executioner's blades, a greater light shines — the light that no darkness could overcome.

In this episode, you will also uncover:

• The incredible story of William Tyndale, who gave us the English Bible at the cost of his life.

• The hidden history of martyrs in Persia, Africa, France, and the British Isles.

• The rise of Protestant courage under brutal Catholic suppression during the reign of Queen Mary (“Bloody Mary”).

• How the flames of martyrdom purified the early Church, strengthened the Reformation, and ignited a faith that shaped nations.

Foxe’s Book of Martyrs is not just about death — it is about defiance, love, endurance, and the living testimony that faith is stronger than fear, and truth is greater than terror.

If you've ever asked:

• What does real courage look like when everything is on the line?

• How did the blood of martyrs become the seed of the Church?

• Why do the stories of ancient martyrs still inspire believers today?

Then this episode will awaken your spirit and strengthen your heart.

Join us as we walk the dangerous roads of the early Church, sit in the cold prisons of the Reformation, and stand beside those who, with their final breath, proclaimed the words that echo still:
"I am not afraid. I am Christ’s."

The sword could not silence them.
The fire could not consume them.
The grave could not hold them.