Although World War II ended nearly half a century ago, stories of its horrors and its heroes still move us. This is the inspirational story of Eivind Berggrav, a Lutheran bishop in Norway who fought the evils of tyranny and injustice with spiritual weapons. Trace the development of this man of faith from his doubts as a young journalist in World War I to his trust in God as a church leader in a Nazi-occupied country. In the face of evil, he advocated lawful and peaceable living. While under house arrest, he led a resistance against the Nazis and the government of the occupation. Throughout his life and public ministry, Berggrav witnessed to the redeeming grace of God in Christ, shepherding God's flock through adversity and inspiring the church and the world with a message of forgiveness and hope.