Episode 8: Fireproof

Episode 9: The Mystery Day

When three different prophets across the centuries cry out about "the day of the Lord," investigators uncover a chilling pattern: three separate fires — Babylon's burning of Jerusalem, Rome's destruction in 70 A.D., and a final fire still in the future — all bearing the same forensic signature. Following Pastor Ivor Myers' trail through Genesis, the prophets, the Gospels, and Revelation, the case reveals that every fire was lit the same way — not by an intruder, but from the inside, by people who held the warning in their hands and rejected the one thing God offered them: rest. With two fires already history and the third still unlit, the evidence leaves one unanswered question on the table — which way will you open the door?

Episode 8: Fireproof

A college student's car burns to ash on a Huntsville roadside — but when the firefighters open what is left of the door, they find one thing the flames refused to touch. Following the trail laid down by Pastor Ivor Myers, this episode reopens one of the most misunderstood doctrines in Christian history and asks a question the Bible has been quietly asking from cover to cover: what does it actually mean to be fireproof?

Episode 7: Misconstrued Evidence

What if one of the longest-running wars in modern history has been defended on documents that don't say what everyone thinks they say? We open a case file that's been hiding in plain sight for centuries — and pull out a misread so old, so embedded, and so consequential that the moment it's corrected, the entire campaign loses its foundation.

Episode 6: Framed

Imagine being framed for a crime you didn't commit — and then discovering the frame was the only thing that could clear you of the crime you actually did. We open a case file that's been hiding in plain sight for thousands of years and pull out one of the most important truths any human being can hear. The case is ancient. The truth it carries is breaking news.

Episode 5: Verdict

There’s a trial happening right now—one that will decide everything. No jury. No headlines. And millions are already part of it… without even knowing.