Beginning on Monday, May 10th, NRB Network viewers will be challenged in their thinking with a new primetime lineup. The new schedule features two full hours of apologetics programs each Monday and Wednesday night starting at 8 pm ET. NRB Network is seen on DIRECTV channel 378 and SkyAngel channel 126.
“Our apologetics programming is top notch. We are blessed to have so many distinguished teachers on the Network. I have no doubt that anyone who tunes in will be challenged in their thinking and built up in their faith by these shows,” said Troy Miller, President and COO of NRB Network.
The Monday night primetime lineup includes two programs. First, at 8 pm ET, is WorldView Weekend Hour which spotlights conference keynotes from well-known authors, experts and pastors along with excerpts from Worldview Matters with Brannon Howse. Then at 9 pm ET is War of the WorldViews, a new series from Eric Holmberg, founder and national director of The Apologetics Group. This program takes the truth of God's Word to the frontlines of popular culture, philosophy, theology, and politics.
On Wednesdays, two programs will share the 8 pm ET timeslot—rotating from week to week. The first is Word Pictures, featuring prominent speakers such as Mark Kielar, Josh McDowell and Erwin Lutzer. This show tackles subjects like the authenticity of the Bible and creationism and presents them in a compelling way that helps viewers defend their faith. Alternating with Word Pictures is Ravi Zacharias International Ministries (RZIM) with programming from teacher and distinguished lecturer Ravi Zacharias as he applies the Word of God to the current issues and intellectual struggles of our time. Later at 9 pm ET, viewers can join host Dr. Frank Turek as he explores tough questions that hinder both skeptics and believers on I Don’t Have Enough Faith to be an Atheist.
These informative and faith-building programs can be seen on Monday and Wednesday nights starting on May 10th on NRB Network. For a complete listing of show times, visit www.nrbnetwork.tv/schedules.