Looking for something new to read? Here are a few of our latest articles exploring history, archaeology, Scripture, and current events through a biblical lens. The Lost Books of the Bible What are the so-called “lost books,” and why were…
After months of planning and prayer, the first Loud Cry North America Bootcamp has come to a close. For two weeks, believers gathered to study God’s Word, learn practical skills, and prepare for the evangelistic opportunities that lie ahead. As…
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In this episode of Amazing Questions, MacKenzie Drebit examines one of the most striking symbols in Bible prophecy—the stone in the Book of Daniel chapter 2 that destroys the kingdoms represented in Nebuchadnezzar’s statue. What does this stone represent, and…
Could someone sincerely follow God—and still unknowingly be part of Babylon? The book of Revelation gives a startling warning: “Come out of her, my people.” That call suggests that many of God’s people may be found within systems they don’t…
In "The Old-School Survival Plan for the Mark of the Beast Crisis," MacKenzie Drebit discusses essential country living skills needed for survival during economic crises. Topics include hay cutting, grain cultivation, seed saving, and making flour without electricity. Emphasizing faith, it features a true story of divine provision.
Amazing Discoveries has been working to make truth-filled content accessible to people around the world through our online platform, ADTV.watch. Over the years, this platform has continued to grow, and we are now blessed to have 8,779 users engaging with…
To make it easy to watch Amazing Discoveries wherever you are, we’ve created quick setup guides for a range of popular devices. Samsung and LG are among the most widely used Smart TV brands, offering a range of models to…
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