William Tyndale (1494—1536) was one of the most influential men in Church history. He was the first to translate and print the "forbidden book"—the English Bible. In doing so, he created the most spoken language in the world today—modern English. After being imprisoned for 500 days he was burned at the stake. This is his amazing story. Hosted by Dr. William H. Noah, this award-winning documentary includes the scholarly commentary of Prof. David Daniell of Oxford and the University of London, and Prof. Guido Latrae of Louvian University, Belgium.

"Accurate, informative, and entertaining–fantastic... by far the best film ever done on the topic,"—Dr. Joseph Johnson, North American Chairman, International Tyndale Society

"...the story of William Tyndale has been brought to life in this well-crafted, spiritually convicting and emotionally captivating documentary... a top recommendation..." – Doug Phillips, President of San Antonion Christian Film Festival, Vision Forum