A move of God that changed the face of Ulster.

Attitudes onboard the Titanic examined and paralleled with those of this generation.

A glimpse at the spirit and determination of the true Ulsterman.Ulster will not have Home Rule. Not then, not now, not ever!

A passionate overview of how the U.V.F. emerged, the Larne Gun-Running and the temperature in Ulster which caused the Ulster people to unite against the threat of the British Government imposing Dublin (Rome) Rule.

A look at the events surrounding Partition and the secret nature of negotiations which is reminiscent of recent Agreements in Ulster.

A brief look at 4 men who were awarded a VC at the Somme. The spirit of the Ulsterman is represented by the bravery and self sacrifice displayed in the fields of Flanders. Lest we forget.

W.P. became known as the -Tornado in the Pulpit. a look at the life and witness of this plain preacher who was used of God to bring His blessing to Ulster.

Irish Republicans support by the Papacy.

Islam in Ulster and the danger it presents.

A twist of history.

When James VI of Scotland ascended the English Throne as James I there were two main projects that he engaged upon, that was to change Ulster forever.

The view of an Ulster Protestant. The title speaks for itself

The 18th century began just as the 17th century ended and that was with an uneasy calm on the Emerald Isle. The old sectarian bitterness however that had been so evident in Ireland for centuries, still remained.

Inspiration from the determination of this great Reformer

The life of the great Reformer and the impact it had on the papal antichrist system, giving us the freedom of access to the Scriptures.

1. Dean Finlay
2. The Slaughter of Altnaveigh
3. The Three Scottish Soldiers
4. The Scot who loved Ulster and got murdered for it

Lest we forget.

Apart from the obvious, Graham takes a wee look at the importance of BONFIRES to the Ulsterman.

An episode in Irish history that was poorly handled by Westminster which led to the formation of a bitterness that culminated in the sectarian genocide of Protestants by the I.R.A. in Ulster.