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Dr. Gene Bailey explores the founding ministry firsts of these two giants of the faith. RRTV_240421_RR

In the frosty night air of December 16, 1773, the stage was set for a defining moment in the lead-up to the American Revolution—the Boston Tea Party. Watch Revival Radio TV as Dr Gene and Pastor Greg explore the Boston Tea Party- "The spark that lit the Torch of Liberty". RRTV_240414_RR

In this episode of Revival Radio TV, Dr. Gene Bailey compares the American Revolution to the French Revolution. You will discover how each revolution influenced worldviews in America today. Rooted in biblical ideas of the founders, the American revolution ended in success, leading to 250 years of stability. The French Revolution was rooted in Atheist humanist ideas and ended in 10

Dr. Gene Bailey and Dr. Scott Stripling discuss how archeology is being utilized to help defend the integrity of the Word. RRTV_240331

Dr. Gene Bailey and Rebecca Friedlander discuss the topic of her new book titled, "Taking The Gate". RRTV 240324

Dr. Gene Bailey talks with great-granddaughter of A.A. Allen. Hear some stories you may have never heard as Rebecca Allen discusses family history and shares memorabilia from her great-grandfather's ministry.

Dr. Gene Bailey discusses the impact Kenneth Copeland and other Christian ministers have had on the Navajo people and other Native Americans with special guest Ellson Bennett.

Dr. Gene Bailey and guest Roberts Liardon discuss the history of the Jesus Revolution. They delve into the story of Lonnie Frisbee and Pastor Chuck Smith. You will discover how these two impacted the world and why we still talk about the Jesus Revolution today. RRTV_240303

Dr. Gene Bailey explores the faith legacy of Tuskegee institute and its founder Booker T. Washington and Professor George Washington Carver. RRTV_240225_RR

This Episode of Revival Radio TV highlights the unique story of the Black Flyers during WW2. They overcame resistance at home to become one of the best Fighter units of the war. They were the Tuskegee Airmen. They also inspired a young man, Bill Winston, who was in school with the Tuskegee Airmen's children and he took that training and became a Top Gun fully decorated Fighter Pilo