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No. 857

TITLE: The Gospel According to Luke, Part 18

This is the eighteenth of a multi-part study series on the Gospel of Luke, using video from the "JESUS" movie produced by Campus Crusade For Christ. In this program, we look at scenes from chapter 23: "Jesus' Last Moments," "The Burial of Jesus," and "The Resurrection."

No. 861

TITLE: The Gospel According to Luke, Part 19

This is the nineteenth of a 20-part study series on the Gospel of Luke, using video from the "JESUS" movie produced by Campus Crusade For Christ. In this program, we look at "Jesus' Ascension" and the short epilogue to the movie.

No. 865

TITLE: The Gospel According to Luke, Part 20

This is the concluding episode of a 20-part study series on the Gospel of Luke, using video from the "JESUS" movie produced by Campus Crusade For Christ. In this program, we discuss the distinctives of each of the four Gospels and take a departing look back over Luke's Gospel, the basis for the series.

No. 885

TITLE: The Birth of the Bible, Part 1

What can modern-day man know about how the Bible came to be? With some video produced by The Bible Society in Israel as our guide, this week's program helps us trace the route of Bible history. In this first of two parts, we look at how ancient lettering developed, what kind of materials were used for writing, and what languages were used in writing the Bible.

No. 886

TITLE: The Birth of the Bible, Part 2

This is the second of a two-part program exploring the birth of the Bible. In this program, we look at the development of paper and other writing materials, manuscript history and the birth of printing technology, and the history of Bible translation. Video clips chock full of valuable information make this program one you'll not want to miss.

No. 903

TITLE: The Bible Story for the Japanese

A new novel by Kenichi Nakagawa, The Bible Story for the Japanese, was published by Bungeisha on September 1, 2003 and became available in bookstores all across the country. In this program, we visit Bungeisha Publishing Co. and talk with chief editor Michio Katayama about his thoughts on the editorial process involved in this project. Painter and illustrator for the book, Katsuyuki Fujii, also joins us for the discussion. Both share with us about the struggles involved in getting a book published.

No. 907

TITLE: Prayer and Healing at Yasugatake Chapel
GUEST: Eric Froyland

This week we visit a chapel that was recently completed at the Yatsugatake Central Plateau area of Nagano Prefecture, a resort area called the Hara-mura Pension Village. The chapel was constructed as a retreat and prayer center, as well as a counseling facility. Made of all natural materials, it's admired by the locals and by an unending stream of visitors. In this program we talked with chapel pastor Eric Froyland and his wife about why they wanted to build this kind of facility.

No. 969

TITLE: The Bible Story for the Japanese: Book 2 Complete!
GUESTS: Katsuyuki Fujii & Kyōko Satō

The 2003 publication of The Bible Story For the Japanese: the Patriarchs resulted in a huge response from the public. Now the second volume in the series, The People of the Covenant, is complete. In this program, we bring you an interview with project editor Kyōko Satō and the artist who did the book illustrations, Katsuyuki Fujii. We'll talk about the process involved in completing this second volume and offer some highlights from the book.

No. 973

TITLE: The Man Who Takes the Bible Around the World
GUEST: Roald Lidal

Born and raised on a small island in Norway, Roald Lidal came to Japan as a missionary 34 years ago and began a small Bible printing operation. Now his organization, New Life League, Japan, has grown to the point where they can send thousands of Bibles in various languages all over the world each year. On this program, Lidal talks with us about his passion for Bible production and gives us some information on the current state of things in the country of China.

No. 1039

TITLE: What's an "Alpha Course"?
GUESTS: Andy Game & Nobuyoshi Nagai

Twenty years ago in one church in England, a simple course to introduce the basics of Christianity to non-believers was started and now has spread to 125 countries around the world. It's called "The Alpha Course" and in this program, we talk with Alpha Japan leader Andy Game and course consultant Nobuyoshi Nagai about the special features of the program and why it's become so popular all over the world.

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