EPIC: India (Episode 8)

The Epic documentary series takes you on a journey with Tim Challies to twenty-four countries, visiting dozens of museums, cemeteries, libraries, houses, monuments, and more. From pulpits to paintings, the labor of monks to the martyrdom of missionaries, this film, directed by Stephen McCaskell, offers an immersive travelogue introducing you to thirty-three key objects that help tell the history of Christianity. In this episode, Tim visits India to learn about some of the missionary-heroes who brought the gospel to this part of the world.

[mennie]

To leave the comfort of your home to go to an unknown place blows my mind! How powerful is the Spirit of God to move people like this!?

[jessyjonas]

Delightful and informative

Thanks for sharing

[graceys]

Wonderful Journey dear Tim, it shakes me to see, obedience and the lordship they showed

[apurvnandy]

Hello Tim, just came across your channel, would like to mention about Henry Martyn. He also made immense contribution to the missionary work, and worked tirelessly in India, he also deserves worthy mention when talking about missionary works 150-2oo years back.

[Movingon-pr]

Hi Tim, Would love to see this series in Nagaland (North east india).Previously animists but now with majority of the population converted to Christianity. The Christian belief here is fused with animist elements for example if a person gets sick and he goes to a prayer house(there are lots here) he gets told that his spirit has left him and he needs to pray for his spirit to return. This is just one example. As for the historical record of the origin of Christianity here, the place where the first contact between the missionary and the nagas is still preserved and there are lots more . Hope you can come to Nagaland too

[bno]

It's so sad that Serampore for many decades now has bent the knee to theological liberalism