The skeptic demands evidence. The scholar questions interpretation. The philosopher seeks meaning. The infidel may reject God outright. But doubt is the common thread—and what you do with it will shape your eternity. Join us as we unravel and read into the mystery of doubt, and discover how even shadows can point to the Light.

From the salty shores of new England, the storm-tossed decks at sea, to a prisoner of war in the war of 1812, and a pioneer for present truth, one man's life was a relentless voyage through danger, incredible voyages at sea, and important discovery. But it was what he found beyond the horizon—something no compass could chart—that transformed him into a pioneer whose influence would echo through out the unveiling of time. What secret did this sea captain bring to shore that would change his course forever? Find out in this episode of TrueStoryTuesday.

Before Luther shook the world, a lone scholar in England waged a battle more dangerous than any fought with swords. In todays TrueStoryTuesday we learn of John Wycliffe, who dared to break the church’s iron grip by placing the Scriptures into the hands of the common people. His defiance ignited hope, enraged kings, and drew the wrath of Rome. Yet hidden in his mission lies a mystery so powerful it still shapes the war between truth and deception today. What was this secret—and why might it hold the key to the final conflict? Step into the shadows of history and discover the untold story of the Morning Star of the Reformation. Listen now!