Prove All Things--is a Bible study and research channel dedicated to examining what we believe in light of Scripture.
In a world filled with competing interpretations, traditions, and theological claims, we believe Christians should follow the biblical command:
“Prove all things; hold fast that which is good.” — 1 Thessalonians 5:21
Here you will find studies dealing with Bible doctrine, the gospel of grace (Paul's gospel), mid-Acts Pauline dispensationalism, the Grace based Exchanged Life, the King James Bible and its history, textual and theological questions, difficult passages of Scripture, and contemporary teachings that deserve closer examination.
This is not about believing something simply because someone says it is true—or rejecting something simply because it is controversial.
Search the Scriptures. Examine the evidence. Prove all things. Hold fast to that which is good.
Examining Scripture. Testing Claims. Holding Fast to Truth.
Prove All Things (Bryan Ross)
Beginning Sunday evening (10/25) @ 7:00, I will be rebroadcasting the William The Translator Conference on my new YouTube Channel, Prove All Things. The schedule will be as follows. Please note that all start times are Eastern Standard Time.
Sunday, Oct. 25 @ 7:00pm--0) Conference Introduction | David Reid
Monday, Oct. 26 @ 9:00am--1) Assessing the Pre-Tyndale Historical Context (900-1500) | Bryan Ross
Tuesday, Oct. 27 @ 9:00am--2) The Life & Times of William Tyndale (1494-1524) | Alex Bojko
Wednesday, Oct. 28 @ 9:00am--3) The Cologne Fragment: The Thwarted First Attempt (1525) | David Reid
Thursday, Oct. 29 @ 9:00am--4) The 1526 Worms New Testament: Assessing the First Printed English Bible | Bryan Ross
Friday, Oct. 30 @ 9:00am--5) The 1530 Pentateuch & Other OT Translations: Giving the Hebrew an English Voice | Alex Bojko
Monday, Nov. 2 @ 9:00am--6) The Use & Misuse of Tyndale's Famous Ploughboy Statement | David Reid
Tuesday, Nov. 3 @ 9:00am--7) Tyndale the Terrific Translator: Assessing Translational Choices & Use of English | Bryan Ross
Wednesday, Nov. 4 @ 9:00am--8) Prologues, Prefaces, Protestantism: Assessing Tyndale's Theological Beliefs | Alex Bojko
Thursday, Nov. 5 @ 9:00am--9) Rough Draft: Assessing Tyndale's Work as a Rough Draft of the KJB | Bryan Ross
Friday, Nov. 6 @ 9:00am--10) Arrest, Execution, & Legacy: Assessing Tyndale's Impact on the English Language | David Reid
Saturday, Nov. 7 @ 9:00am--11) Tyndale Conference Closing | Bryan Ross
If you missed the conference or want to watch it again to catch details you may have missed, please plan to tune in.
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Well the Tyndale Conference is over. I feel a bit sad about it and I am not sure why. Perhaps it’s because so much time went into preparing for it and it was over so fast. Maybe it’s because I miss my friends already. Or because the meeting was supposed to be in Grand Rapids at GLBC but it wasn’t (not taking anything away from the wonderful hospitality of David & Stephanie Reid and the saints at Columbus Bible Church). It wasn’t supposed to be this way. Then again it could be the pain that I observed in speaking to some of the GLBC saints who attended the meeting in person. I guess the bottom line is that the grief and hurt are still very real. My decision to resign feels permanent/final with the conference being over. I am told that it takes all four seasons to process grief. I am finding that to be true. Sorry for the overly personal post but I felt like I needed to get these feelings out. Please continue to pray for Becky & I.
PS Congratulations to Alex Bojko for your work and contributions to the conference. Now everyone knows who you are. Keep up the good work.
Also stay tuned for some post conference Tyndale content
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📖 WILLIAM THE TRANSLATOR
Celebrating the 500th Anniversary of the Tyndale New Testament
We are excited to announce a special Bible conference October 16–18 focusing on one of the most important figures in the history of the English Bible—William Tyndale.
Tyndale’s work profoundly influenced the English Bible, and this conference will take an in-depth look at his life, his translations, his historical context, his theological writings, and his lasting influence on the English language and the King James Bible.
🎙️ Featuring:
Alex Bojko • David Reid • Bryan Ross
Over three days, the conference will explore topics including:
📜 The historical world before Tyndale
📖 The life and times of William Tyndale
📜 The Cologne Fragment and the 1525 attempt
📖 The 1526 Worms New Testament
📚 Tyndale’s 1530 Pentateuch and Old Testament translations
🔍 The use and misuse of Tyndale’s famous Ploughboy statement
✍️ Tyndale’s translation choices and use of the English language
📜 Tyndale’s theological beliefs through his own writings
📖 Tyndale’s work as a “rough draft” of the King James Bible
⚔️ His arrest, execution, and enduring legacy
This is an opportunity to go beyond the familiar story of Tyndale and examine the historical evidence and the actual writings of the man whose work helped shape the English Bible.
📅 October 16–18
📍 Columbus Bible Church — Columbus, Ohio
Come join us for three days of Bible history, textual study, and an examination of the life and work of William Tyndale.
Mark your calendar and plan to attend!
#WilliamTyndale #Tyndale #EnglishBible #BibleHistory #KingJamesBible #BibleConference #ColumbusBibleChurch
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Fourth Video in the Roman Catholic Revisionism In Plain Sight Series from Alex Boyko | The Unashamed Workman
The fourth and final installment of Roman Catholic Revisionism in Plain Sight: Examining the Claims of Tyndale Expert Mark Rankin has been released on The Unashamed Workman YouTube channel.
In this concluding episode, Alex Boyko traces the origins of modern reinterpretations of William Tyndale back to the Oxford Movement of the nineteenth century, examining how Anglo-Catholic scholarship influenced later discussions of the English Reformation.
Topics covered include:
📖 The Oxford Movement and its leading figures
📖 The rise of Anglo-Catholic historiography
📖 The Protestant response to nineteenth-century historical revisionism
📖 The Tyndale Monument and efforts to preserve Tyndale's legacy
📖 Modern claims regarding Tyndale's relationship to Roman Catholicism
📖 Connections between nineteenth-century and contemporary scholarship
Drawing on a wide range of primary sources, newspaper archives, educational literature, church histories, and academic publications, this video seeks to place modern debates about Tyndale into their broader historical context.
This is the most detailed and technical video in the series and brings together the major themes discussed throughout the previous three episodes.
🎥 Watch the video and join the discussion in the comments.
Are modern historians interpreting William Tyndale in the same way Protestants understood him a century ago? Let everyone know your thoughts below. 👇
#WilliamTyndale #ChurchHistory #EnglishReformation #History #BibleTranslation #TheUnashamedWorkman
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New Video from Alex Boyko | The Unashamed Workman
In the third installment of his series Roman Catholic Revisionism in Plain Sight, Alex Boyko examines two major claims made by Tyndale scholar Mark Rankin. First, he investigates Rankin's argument that John Fox's portrayal of William Tyndale has been greatly exaggerated and has distorted how later generations understand Tyndale. Second, he addresses Rankin's contention that Tyndale had little or no meaningful connection to the Lollard movement or the legacy of John Wycliffe.
In this video, Alex discusses:
✅ Whether David Daniell's biography of Tyndale simply follows John Fox's narrative.
✅ The strengths and weaknesses of Fox's account of William Tyndale.
✅ Evidence from Tyndale's own writings that challenges several of Rankin's conclusions.
✅ The debate surrounding Tyndale's relationship to the Lollards and Wycliffite tradition.
✅ The role of primary source evidence in reconstructing Tyndale's life and thought.
✅ Why Alex believes Rankin's interpretation minimizes both Tyndale's character and the significance of Bible translation in the English Reformation.
Alex also analyzes several logical and historical arguments he believes underlie Rankin's approach, while emphasizing the importance of evaluating claims about Tyndale directly from the historical record rather than relying upon modern reinterpretations.
This video serves as a bridge to the final installment of the series, where Alex will explore the broader historiographical roots of Rankin's perspective, including the Oxford Movement and its influence on interpretations of the English Reformation.
📖 Be sure to read the companion essay, Roman Catholic Revisionism in Plain Sight: Examining the Claims of Tyndale Expert Mark Rankin.
📅 Registration remains open for the William the Translator Conference at Columbus Bible Church, October 16-18, 2026.
#AlexBoyko #WilliamTyndale #MarkRankin #JohnFoxe #EnglishReformation #BibleTranslation #ChurchHistory #Lollards #JohnWycliffe #ChristianHistory #UnashamedWorkman #Tyndale500 #EnglishBible #ReformationHistory
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Was William Tyndale truly indispensable to the English Bible, or would someone else have done the work if he had not? In this second installment of Roman Catholic Revisionism in Plain Sight, Alex Bojko examines claims made by Tyndale scholar Mark Rankin and analyzes the argument that an English New Testament was inevitable, even without Tyndale.
Alex discusses:
• Rankin's statements on Tyndale's role in Bible translation.
• The influence of the Center for Christian History's ecumenical approach.
• Whether Tyndale's achievement can be reduced to a historical accident.
• Tyndale's own writings on translation, doctrine, and the authority of Scripture
• Why the debate matters for understanding the history of the English Bible.
If you're interested in Tyndale, the Reformation, church history, and the preservation of Scripture, this is a discussion you won't want to miss.
Watch now and let Alex know your thoughts in the comments. Be sure to read the companion essay and subscribe for the remaining videos in the series.
#WilliamTyndale #ChurchHistory #EnglishBible #Reformation #ChristianHistory #BibleTranslation #UnashamedWorkman #Tyndale #ProtestantHistory #BibleStudy
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New Video from Alex Bojko | The Unashamed Workman
In this opening video of his four-part series, Alex Bojko introduces his essay, "Roman Catholic Revisionism in Plain Sight," and explains why he believes modern scholarship is increasingly reshaping the story of William Tyndale. Drawing on months of research conducted in preparation for the upcoming William the Translator Conference, Bojko examines the work, background, and influence of Tyndale scholar Mark Rankin.
In this video, Alex discusses:
• How he first encountered Rankin's lectures and publications during the 500th anniversary of Tyndale's 1526 New Testament.
• Why he believes Tyndale's legacy is being reinterpreted in contemporary academic circles.
• Rankin's scholarly background, publications, and professional associations.
• The Independent Works of William Tyndale Project and its potential impact on future Tyndale studies.
• Why the history of the English Bible remains an important issue for Christians today.
This introductory episode lays the groundwork for the entire series and provides essential background for the detailed critiques that follow.
If you're interested in William Tyndale, the English Reformation, Bible translation history, and the preservation of Scripture, be sure to watch the video, read Alex Bojko's accompanying essay, and join the discussion in the comments.
Also, don't miss the William the Translator Conference at Columbus Bible Church, October 16-18, 2026.
#AlexBoyko #WilliamTyndale #EnglishBible #ChurchHistory #Reformation #BibleTranslation #ChristianHistory #UnashamedWorkman #Tyndale500 #BibleStudy
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