The History of Redemption Global Broadcast is a structured, church-based initiative that delivers in-depth biblical teaching through in-person gatherings, promoting communal learning and spiritual revival. Unlike Zoom, online, or individual lessons, this program is conducted exclusively within church settings, ensuring accountability and fellowship. Each session is held once a month and runs for approximately three hours, offering consistent and accessible teaching for congregations.

To support this model, the broadcast system relies on a well-coordinated infrastructure of appointed coordinators, audio translators, and station pastors, all working together to facilitate smooth delivery of the translated and dubbed lectures. These broadcasts are localized for each region, ensuring theological clarity and cultural relevance.

Global Reach

The broadcast has expanded significantly across the globe. In South and Southeast Asia, it is active in Sri Lanka, Nepal, India, Bhutan, Myanmar, Laos, Cambodia, Thailand, Vietnam, the Philippines, and Pakistan. In Africa and the Middle East, churches in Kenya, Zambia, Congo, Ghana, Liberia, Nigeria, Zimbabwe, Malawi, and Egypt regularly gather for the monthly teachings. The program also reaches Russia and Central Asian nations, including Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Moldova, and neighboring countries.

As of 2025, a major breakthrough has been realized in the Middle East. Over 1,200 churches across 10 denominations in Egypt are now actively participating in the broadcast program. These churches have received Arabic translations of Books 1 to 4, and pastors have joined the movement as local broadcast coordinators. This development marks a significant milestone in fulfilling the ministry’s vision of bringing the History of Redemption series to every nation, one church at a time.