NRBTV presents special primetime programming September 27-30, including thought-provoking, educational documentaries about creationism, defining Christianity in today’s society, and more. Tune in each night for the following lineup of documentaries:
Life’s Story
TUE, Sept. 27 (8p ET & 9p PT)
What does modern DNA research now prove about the theory that simple cells evolved into all life on earth? Simply that evolution is impossible. Journey to discover the story of life itself in one of the most visually stunning and informative wildlife presentation available today.
Mining for God
WED, Sept. 28 (8p ET & 9p PT)
This provocative documentary examines the big ideas that have influenced the way we think about ourselves and God. Features interviews with Lee Strobel, William Lane Craig, Gary Habermas, J Warner Wallace, Nabeel Qureshi, Paul Copan and others.
Hope Rising
THURS, Sept. 29 (8p ET & 9p PT)
For the last twenty years, men, women and children in the democratic Republic of Congo have lived through what the United Nations has described as one of the deadliest conflicts in modern African History. Discover how biblical concepts deliver real hope to the inhabitants? Lingering trauma in this post-war nation.
https://youtu.be/JRbwnKzh5zo
Ink 180
FRI, Sept. 30 (8p ET & 9p PT)
A gripping portrait of tattoo artist Chris Baker as he makes a difference in the lives of former gang members and sex trafficking survivors who are trapped by the tattoos of their past.
Visit our program schedule for a complete list of programs and airtimes.
It’s that time of year again. Summer vacation is over and it’s back to school! Weeks of summer relaxation gave young minds a chance to rest, but now it’s back to work. Whether it’s home, private or public school it’s time to study again.
As the new school years begins, so does a new beginning. Each year, students have the opportunity to learn new information. They expand on what they have learned in previous years.
The Apostle Paul tells Timothy in his second letter to him to “Study to show thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth.” This is a command to Christians to be lifelong learns of God’s instructions. Why wouldn’t it be? One of the most commonly used phrases to describe Jesus’ actions during His ministry is “and He was teaching.” There is only one book that contains all of the teachings of God, the Holy Bible. Though it was written thousands of years ago, its truths remain even today. God’s word presents wisdom for each stage of our life.
Just as students have to study to gain knowledge and wisdom, so must we if we are to truly call ourselves disciples—that is, students of Christ. In order to truly grow, we need to devote time daily to prayer and studying God’s word. Did the summer break cause you to slack off of your study of God’s word? Why not start today by putting aside excuses and making more time for God?
Troy Miller
President & CEO
We live in a time when it is more important than ever for Christians to know what they believe and to be able to effectively communicate their faith. The Defending Truth Apologetics Conference began with this in mind. Established in 2013 by NRBTV, the annual event aims to help students and adults apply their faith in the culture.
Beginning Wednesday, August 24, NRBTV will broadcast informative presentations from the 2015 Defending Truth Apologetics Conference. Speakers include well-known Christian apologists including:
The series begins with a presentation from NRBTV President and CEO, Troy A. Miller, entitled "Why Apologetics Is Important to the Believer & the Church".
Don't miss this thought-provoking series each Wednesday at 8p ET on NRBTV! For additional details, check our program schedule.
Over the past few days, I have watched very talented athletes compete for the ultimate prize, the gold medal. This year’s Olympics has been filled with many victories, as well as many heartbreaks. These athletes have dedicated years of training for one moment in the spotlight. In a brief moment, their lives change. Some become instant heroes, while others don’t perform as well as they hoped. While those who don’t become medalist may feel that their lives are over, God still has a plan for their lives. It may be to work hard over the next four years and win in the next Olympic Games or it may be something completely different.
When you experience a failure in an once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to make a first impression, there’s really just no way to recover. Or is there? We will fail. A lot. But God will use all of it for His glory and our good if we are willing to find his grace in our failure. We are not perfect; however, if you trust God through your brokenness, He will guide you through.
I’m reminded of the story Luke tells in 22:31. Jesus lets Simon know that Satan has asked to sift him and when he has come through it, he is to “strengthen his brothers.” Sometimes it’s God’s plan to allow us to fail so that we will become stronger, and we will use that new strength to build up our brothers and sisters in Christ.
You may be going through a difficult time right now, with little hope of resolution. Be assured, God can create a path to lead you through. If you will trust in God, even when there doesn’t seem to be a way, He will make a way.
During periods of uncertainty, do what Proverbs 3: 5-6 says, “Trust in the LORD with all your heart, and do not lean on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge him and he will make straight your paths.” You don’t have to have all the answers. Honestly, we aren’t going to understand most of the things in our lives until Christ returns.
So, be patient. God is in control of your life. He knows what’s best. Learn to place your trust in God for everything, and when you come through it, strengthen your brothers.
Troy Miller
President & CEO
In today’s society, we are inundated with worldly views on the definition of marriage, abortion, politics, and religious liberty, just to name a few. What should our response as Christians be? Now it is more important than ever for Christians to know what we believe and to be able to effectively communicate our faith.
I want to personally invite you to attend our 4th annual Defending Truth Conference where you will to learn how to reach others and defend your faith respectfully from leading Christian apologists including Norman Geisler, David Geisler, Erwin W. Lutzer, Ed Stetzer, and J. Warner Wallace. Make plans to join us on Saturday, November 12 in Nashville, TN at Belmont University’s McAffee Concert Hall. This is an event you won’t want to miss.
Registration is now open! Take advantage of our early bird pricing (only $35 for adult tickets) until October 15. Get your tickets today! For more information and to purchase tickets, visit http://nrbtv.org/dtc.
Also, join our event page on Facebook for regular updates.
I hope to see you there!
Troy Miller
President & CEO
With the upcoming Presidential election quickly approaching, many of us have reservations about voting for either candidate. We are placed in the position of voting for a person that may not hold all of our values. Because of this, some will allow reservations about the candidates to prevent them from going to the polls.
Instead, we should be encouraged to vote for the candidate that we believe will best support the advancement of the kingdom of God. As part of this, we should also pray diligently for our nation and for our leaders.
In the 2012 election, approximately 25 million evangelicals who were registered to vote did not make it to the polls. This election, we need to ensure that the Christian voice is heard. It is a privilege for us to have the opportunity to vote. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to honor God with your vote. Let’s place our faith in the God whom every government leader ultimately serves, knowingly or unknowingly.
Regardless of the results of this election, God is on the throne. He will continue to carry out His purposes in our nation.
Troy Miller
President & CEO
Amidst the shootings, riots and protests that have taken over the headlines recently, it is impossible not to feel some uncertainty about our country’s future. The future seems unsure and incredibly insecure.
It is easy to be overcome with anger and fear. However, God calls us not to worry about what’s wrong with everything, but to place our trust in Him. Philippians 4:6 states, do not be anxious about anything, but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be known to God.
Ultimately, no event in history will change our outcome. No election. No hardships. No recession. Nothing can separate us from the God who has made our future stand secure.
Troy Miller
President & CEO
Earlier this year, we went through some exciting changes. You probably noticed, our name and look have changed. Our new logo restates the goal we’ve had for our viewers all along: think deeply, live differently. It’s more than a logo and more than a motto. It’s a mission.
Along with this change, we also want to engage more with our viewers. As part of this, you will notice a more robust social media presence. Visit our Facebook, Twitter and Instagram pages to stay up to date with programming highlights and upcoming specials.
Also, I am excited to launch this weekly blog. Here I will discuss a variety of topics, as well as NRBTV updates. Check back weekly for the newest update.
I appreciate your continued support and would love to hear from you. Are there any topics that you would like to see in our blog? Send these to info@nrbtv.org.
Troy Miller
President & CEO
We are excited to announce additions to our summer programming lineup. Beginning the week of June 27th, tune in to NRBTV for these outstanding programs about apologetics and Church history:
Forum of Christian Leaders
On Fridays at 9p ET (Re-airs at 1a ET) - Returning July 1
Matthew 6:9-13, Jesus' foundational prayer in the Lord's Prayer, reflects the foundational, essential Christian life. In fact you might say that it actually guides the Christian to pray for the purposes or the mission that Jesus wants us to live. If we see the Lord's Prayer as a reflection of His heart, what treasures can we find in the Lord's Prayer?
The Protestant Revolt
Thursdays at 9:30p ET (Re-airs at 1:30a ET) - Returning July 7
Whether you are Presbyterian, Lutheran, Methodist, Baptist, Nondenominational, or Roman Catholic, the modern beliefs and traditions of our varied churches stem from those Reformation events that occurred over 500 years ago. Come and learn why you stand where you stand.
Grounded: Establishing the Truth
Mondays at 7p ET (Re-airs at 12:00a ET) - Starting July 11
In this series, youth apologist, Brian Henson, teaches parents and young adults how to defend the Faith and stand firm in a Biblical worldview, despite the flood of atheism and postmodernism invading our schools.
Visit our program schedule for a complete list of programs and airtimes.
NRBTV presents special primetime programming May 9-12, that helps you explore the truth of God's work in our world. Tune in each night for the following lineup of thought-provoking documentaries:
In The House of Islam
MON, May 9 (8p ET & 9p PT)
The biggest story in the Islamic world is not radical terror, but a mass movement of Muslims turning to faith in Jesus Christ. Dr. David Garrison traveled to every corner of the House of Islam, from West Africa to Indonesia, to investigate this surprising development. In the House of Islam demonstrates how God is at work in the Muslim world, drawing hundreds of thousands to new life in Jesus Christ.
Evolution’s Achilles Heels
TUE, May 10 (8p ET & 9p PT)
Fifteen Ph.D. scientists expose devastating weaknesses in evolutionary theory. Visually stunning animations and dramatic footage help to show how the theory’s supposed strengths are, in fact, its fatal flaws. Evolution’s Achilles’ Heels directly demolishes the very pillars of evolutionary naturalism—the belief system that underpins our now-secular culture. This message, however, is coupled with the biblical command to reach the lost with the Good News. This combination makes Evolution’s Achilles’ Heels a comprehensive outreach tool like no other.
Refracted Glory
WED, May 11 (8p ET & 9p PT)
From ancient legends to modern marvels not fully understood, Refracted Glory dives into the centuries of intrigue surrounding hummingbirds. Alongside scientists and engineers, Refracted Glory explores the physics of the hummingbird’s unique hovering ability and shows why hummingbird feathers sparkle – and why finding their fossils in Europe is significant. From man’s earliest observations to the latest scientific findings, Refracted Glory uncovers God’s truth as illustrated by these amazing little birds.
Beyond Patterns of Evidence: The Exodus
THU, May 12 (8p ET & 9p PT)
How valid is the history in the Bible? What does the hard evidence really say about the Exodus out of Egypt? Documentary filmmaker Timothy Mahoney searches for answers to these questions amid startling new finds that may change traditional views of history and the Bible. After examining the details in the biblical text, Mahoney journeys across the globe to search for patterns of evidence firsthand. The result is the most in-depth archaeological investigation into the Exodus from Egypt ever captured on film.
Visit our program schedule for a complete list of programs and airtimes.
Christian television channel NRBTV recently filed comments with the FCC, requesting that the Commission take the steps needed to provide a pathway for independent non-commercial educational (NCE) channels to be carried on cable systems.
In its comments, NRBTV noted that its programming is unavailable to the cable industry’s 53 million video subscribers due to "numerous and pernicious" obstacles erected by those who control the access to the cable systems.
"[I]t has been nearly impossible for independent NCE channels to obtain system wide carriage or even limited regional carriage on cable systems," the channel pointed out.
While leased access – where the cable provider agrees to carry the channel even though it is not obligated to do so pursuant to the Communications Act – is theoretically an option, NRBTV reported that it is, in reality, also a blocked path. The preferred explanation from the cable providers for refusing to carry NRBTV – when a cable provider actually responds –is that there is no excess capacity due to “forced carriage”.
Furthermore, when there is excess capacity, some cable providers are converting the bandwidth to ISP services, which are much more lucrative than programming carriage. If that bandwidth is not being converted for use with ISP services and is available for carriage, cable providers are quoting exorbitant prices for that carriage.
"Since the cable providers have shown no inclination whatsoever to assist these channels in securing carriage, it is up to the Commission to take action," stated NRBTV, having previously noted how the FCC, at the birth of the broadcast industry, wisely decided that NCE programming was important enough to the public interest to merit dedicated capacity in over-the-air television and radio broadcasting. “Satellite and terrestrial broadcasting already have requirements for NCE programming, it’s time the cable industry gets onboard” stated NRBTV.
In offering solutions, NRBTV said the FCC should condition its grant of approval on any MVPD (Multichannel Video Programming Distributor) mergers setting aside 4-7% of its available capacity for NCE channels, and should limit how much MVPDs can charge for the use of the channel.
A permanent solution, the channel added, that would affect all cable providers rather than those seeking mergers is to amend the Communications Act to require the public interest set aside as satellite providers are currently required to do.
"Congress, the Commission and the Supreme Court have demonstrated through prior actions that non-commercial educational programming is widely held to be in the public interest," the channel stated. "Therefore, NRBTV respectfully requests that the Commission consider its comments thoroughly and take steps within the authority given to them to allow independent non-commercial educational channels such as itself a better opportunity for serving the American [public] by providing a pathway to carriage on cable systems.”
"It is wrong for cable companies to deny 53 million subscribers access to quality, diverse, and non-commercial educational programming because they don’t see it as profitable enough to their bottom line," NRBTV concluded.
NRBTV’s full public comment is available here.
Christian television channel NRBTV recently filed comments with the FCC in opposition to the proposed merger of Charter Communications, Inc. (“Charter”), Time Warner Cable, Inc. (“TWC”), and Advance/Newhouse Partnership (“Bright House”).
Such a merger, NRBTV stated, "will severely harm the dissemination of educational television to the public, depriving consumers of countless independent voices that they might otherwise not hear."
More specifically, non-commercial educational (NCE) programmers seeking carriage will suffer because the merged entity will collectively control a large share of cable systems nationwide and that increased marketplace dominance will give it even less incentive to carry these kinds of channels. Ultimately, NRBTV noted, there will be fewer alternatives for educational channels to turn to due to capacity issues or cost. Educational programmers, and the public they serve, will ultimately lose in this scenario.
"The Merger will further marginalize NCE programmers, and create new barriers to delivering such programming via cable systems," the channel insisted.
Drawing from its own experiences, NRBTV shared how its numerous entreaties to Charter, Time Warner, and Bright House have been met with a "brick wall of silence."
"None of the providers will even call NRBTV back [...] let alone take at least some time to explain why NRBTV is not being carried," it noted. "The Merger will only embolden and exacerbate the silence of the MVPDs and nonbroadcast content providers like NRBTV will be left out of the carriage landscape even longer."
While NRBTV respectfully urged the Commission to deny the Merger, it said a decision to approve the Merger should be accompanied by a requirement for Charter/TWC/Bright House to set aside 4-7% of its available capacity for NCE channels. The Commission should also limit how much the merged entity can charge for the use of the channel.
"This is the only way to ensure that NCE channels have a chance of gaining carriage on cable systems and accessing these subscribers," NRBTV stated. "As illustrated with the satellite set-aside, NCE programmers need this intervention because their bargaining power is virtually non-existent, and cable providers have no incentive to help them out."
NRBTV’s full public comment is available here.
UPDATE (2/22/2016): Due to candidate scheduling conflicts, presidential forums for Tuesday, Feb. 23, and Wednesday, Feb. 24, have been canceled and will not air as previously announced. The forums on Friday, Feb. 26, are still scheduled and will be broadcast at 8p ET and again at 9p PT.Christian television channel NRBTV will provide exclusive television coverage of Presidential Candidate Forums to take place during the Proclaim 16 NRB International Christian Media Convention in Nashville, TN on February 23-26. The forums are scheduled daily at 1p local time at the Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center and will be broadcast nightly in primetime at 8p ET and again at 9p PT on DIRECTV channel 378. The broadcasts will also be streamed online at www.nrbtv.org, on Roku and Fire TV players, or via NRBTV’s free mobile app for iPhone, iPad, Android, or Windows Phone.
Candidates from both major parties were invited to participate in the Presidential Candidate Forums. To date, Ted Cruz and Ben Carson have confirmed for Friday, Feb. 26. Additional confirmations are expected for Tuesday, Feb. 23, and Wednesday, Feb. 24, and will be announced at a later date.
Each candidate will be interviewed on-stage for one hour by panelists on issues of importance to the evangelical community. The panel will be moderated by New York Times best-selling author and nationally-syndicated radio host Eric Metaxas.
“We believe our audience is interested in learning more about where the candidates stand on issues of spiritual and cultural importance,” said NRBTV president & CEO Troy A. Miller. “A central part of our mission is to help people think more deeply about their Christian faith and how to apply God’s Word to all spheres of life. This is just another way of serving our viewers in that regard.”
NRBTV is a non-partisan, public interest television channel and takes no position on political candidates. For more information on NRBTV programming and where to watch, visit www.nrbtv.org.
For more information on the Presidential Candidate Forums or the Proclaim 16 NRB International Christian Media Convention, go to www.nrbconvention.org.
About NRBTV
NRBTV (formerly NRB Network) helps viewers learn, know, apply, share, and live God’s truth with biblically-faithful programming from well-respected Christian pastors, apologists, and teachers. NRBTV is available to more than 48 million U.S. households on DIRECTV channel 378 and select broadcast affiliates. Programming is also streamed online at www.nrbtv.org, on Roku streaming players, on Amazon Fire TV, and via a free mobile app for iPhone, iPad, Android, or Windows Phone.
About Proclaim
Proclaim, the annual NRB International Christian Media Convention, is the largest nationally and internationally recognized event dedicated solely to assist those in the field of Christian communications. The dynamic Exposition consists of around 200 companies and is an active marketplace for those seeking tools and services to expand their organizations. Proclaim 16 will be held at the Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center in Nashville, TN, February 23-26, 2016. The NRB Digital Media Summit, a pre-Convention event, will be held on February 22, 2016. For more information, go to www.nrbconvention.org.
Christian television channel NRB Network has rebranded and changed its name to NRBTV. The channel, which began broadcasting on DIRECTV on December 21, 2005, presents biblically-faithful programming from well-respected Christian pastors, apologists, and teachers including Ravi Zacharias, John MacArthur, R.C. Sproul, Todd Friel, Kay Arthur, David Jeremiah, and Frank Turek.
NRBTV’s new logo was introduced on-air and online this week and features the tagline “Think deeply. Live differently.” A revamped website provides viewers streamlined access to live streaming, broadcast schedules, and program information.
“The new branding reflects the vision we’ve had for our channel since its inception,” said NRBTV President and CEO Troy A. Miller who spearheaded the channel’s launch ten years ago. “We want to provide thought-provoking, Christ-centered TV programming that encourages viewers to go beyond surface-level thinking about their faith. Our goal is to help people understand, apply, and share God’s Word boldly in a culture where it is attacked and mocked. The new brand identity simply helps us communicate our message more effectively with a more modern design,” said Miller.
NRBTV was founded by members of the National Religious Broadcasters, a non-partisan international association of committed broadcasters and Christian communicators. The channel is available to more than 48 million U.S. households on DIRECTV channel 378 and select broadcast affiliates. Programming is also streamed online at www.nrbtv.org, on Roku streaming players, on Amazon Fire TV, and via a free mobile app for iPhone, iPad, Android, or Windows Phone.
It's a new year and we are pleased to announce additions to our winter programming lineup. Beginning the week of January 4th, tune in to NRBTV for these outstanding programs about apologetics and Church history:
Thursdays at 8p ET/7c (Re-airs at midnight ET/11c)
With a world-class team of scholars, pastors, and theologians, Dr. Peter Lillback (Westminster Theological Seminary) leads us through an eye-opening journey around the world. From Luther's Germany and Calvin's Geneva to Spain, England, Scotland, and beyond to America, our modern society, economy, government, and church, have their roots in the Reformation. Here we can clearly see how the Reformation shaped the world we live in today.
Thursdays at 7p ET/6c
This course taught by Dr. Art Lindsley is designed for those who wish to be better equipped to reach non-believers by giving honest answers to honest questions with gentleness and respect.
Thursdays at 6:30p ET/5:30c
This series features itinerant speakers from Ravi Zacharias International Ministries.
It's December! And for this special time of the year NRBTV has special programming for the whole family! Programs in the special lineup include:
Christmas with the Annie Moses Band features a breathtaking mix of holiday classics and originals performed by this all sibling group of highly skilled Juilliard musicians. The Annie Moses Band will inspire and touch your heart with their remarkable mix of Jazz, Classical, and Celtic sounds. Airs Thursday, Dec. 17, at 8p ET/5p PT & 9p PT; Friday, Dec. 18 at midnight ET; Wednesday, Dec. 23, at 9p ET/6p PT & 10p PT; Thursday, Dec. 24, at 1a ET; Friday, Dec. 25, at 5a ET/2a PT & 5p ET/2p PT.
From the makers of the award winning biblical dramas Road to Emmaus and Come Follow Me comes My Son, My Savior, a powerful portrayal of the life of Jesus as seen through the eyes of his mother, Mary. My Son, My Savior imagines Mary’s childhood, growing up in a strict Jewish household, celebrating the annual feasts such as Passover and hearing the prophecies about a coming Messiah who would redeem Israel. Little did she know the vital role she would play in the fulfillment of those prophecies. Using the Gospel accounts as its framework, you’ll see how Mary responded to the events of Jesus' life and how her understanding of Jesus’ mission grew over time. The film was created to be a powerful evangelistic tool, bringing the Gospel story to life from a unique perspective. Airs Saturday, Dec. 19, at 4p ET/1p PT; Thursday, Dec. 24, at 11p PT; Friday Dec. 25, at 2a ET & 8p ET/5p PT & 9p PT; and Saturday, Dec. 26, at midnight ET.
Christmas Home, Live in Concert features the 18-piece Tim Janis Ensemble performing America's most treasured carols against a back drop of white birch trees on a starry night. The show includes the Celtic flute and a few original Tim Janis classics to round out this wonderful performance. Airs Friday, Dec. 25, at 4a ET/1a PT & 10a ET/7a PT.
A Christmas journey unlike any you have taken before, this is a special holiday presentation about the journey of a runaway slave taken along the Underground Railroad. Featuring soloist Wintley Phipps, author and professor Dr. Allen Callahan, and actress Gwendolyn Briley-Strand as Harriet Tubman, A Christmas Journey to Freedom is a dramatic presentation you won’t soon forget. Part 1 airs Thursday, Dec. 17, at 6:30p ET/3:30p PT. Part 2 airs Thursday, Dec. 24, at 6:30p ET/3:30p PT. Parts 1 & 2 also air together on Wednesday, Dec. 23, at 8p ET/5p PT & 9p PT; Thursday, Dec. 24, at midnight ET; and Thursday, Dec. 24, at 5a ET/2a PT.
Everybody knows the story of Santa Claus, the red-suited figure who lives at the North Pole and distributes gifts to good children every Christmas eve. But is there any historical evidence on which this jolly old character is based? Was there a real Santa Claus? To answer that question, host Mark Wilson, a distinguished historian and archeologist, travels not to the North Pole but to modern day Turkey and Italy. There he uncovers clues that lead to the truth about the man behind the legend. Airs Thursday at Dec. 24, at 8p ET/5p PT. Re-airs overnight at midnight ET/9p PT.
Spend this Christmas in the land where Jesus was born and reflect on the Love that came for you. Travel to Jerusalem for a musical Christmas adventure featuring the passionate and soulful sounds of singer and songwriter Shannon Wexelberg. You’ll also hear from Jewish culture and history contributors Avner Boskey and Michael Rydelnik as they share insights into the value of knowing Jesus and understanding what He came to do for you. Airs Thursday, Dec. 24, at 9p ET/6p ET. Re-airs overnight at 1a ET/10p PT.
Join Paul Baloche, Jadon Lavik, Shannon Wexeburg, Lynn Whitty, Tim Janis and Ensemble, and a 50-person choir for The American Christmas Carol performance. First a tribute to the carols we know and love, with stories of their origins and authors, The American Christmas Carol brings brand new Christmas carols that truly celebrate God's amazing love story of the birth of His Son Jesus. Airs Wednesday, Dec. 23, at 5p ET/2p PT; Friday, Dec. 25, at 9p ET/6p PT & 10p PT; and Saturday, Dec. 26, at 1a ET.
In this episode of Socrates in the City, Eric Metaxas interviews Colin Nicholl, a Cambridge Ph.D. and New Testament scholar who spent four years studying with astronomers around the world to explore the fascinating premise that the Star of Bethlehem was actually a comet – as told in his book, The Great Christ Comet. Airs Tuesday, Dec. 22, at 8p ET/5p PT. Re-airs overnight at midnight ET/9p PT.
Don't miss these special programs airing Dec. 17-26 on NRBTV. Watch on DIRECTV Ch. 378 or select local affiliates. Live stream at www.nrbtv.org, via Roku or Fire TV players, or using our free mobile app for iPhone, iPad, Android, or Windows Phone.
Ignite Your Life with Barry Meguiar is Coming to NRBTV February 3
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Our nation needs the Word of God more than ever right now! Mainstream television is filled with messages of divisiveness and fear. NRBTV offers a message of hope and unity. Our programming is a beacon of light shining the truth of Christ in the dark world of television and the Internet.
At NRBTV, we’re using all the resources, all the technology, and all the talent at our disposal to send that message out via television and the Internet. 24 hours a day, seven days a week, our viewers are challenged to think deeply and to live differently by biblically-faithful teachers and apologists like Ravi Zacharias, John MacArthur, R.C. Sproul, David Jeremiah, Kay Arthur, and others. We also present award-winning, God-centered television specials addressing the issues of our culture in a truthful way.
As you can imagine, that’s an expensive proposition. That’s why I’m asking for your help.
Are you willing to stand with us and proclaim God’s truth to a culture that desperately needs to hear it? Your gift can help change hearts and minds through powerful Gospel programming.
In addition to donating online, you may make your tax-deductible contribution by phone at 1-800-895-6722 or via our mobile app. You may also mail your check or money order to us at:
NRBTV Viewer Support
1 Massachusetts Avenue, NW Suite 333
Washington, DC 20001
I am so thankful for our viewers. We wouldn’t be here without you. Your generous support during Fall Shareathon is changing hearts and minds through the powerful Gospel programming on television and the internet. May God bless you for your generosity and faithfulness.
Troy Miller
President & CEO
