EYEWITNESS BIBLE SERIES

Since the wide adoption of smart phones, most people now learn concepts and access information differently. Eyewitness is the first complete Bible study program to take advantage of this phenomenon.

Eyewitness video narratives are Bible-based and are designed to spark your imagination and provoke your curiosity, while not being controversial. Imagine Mary telling about the birth of Jesus, Satan disclosing how he tempted Jesus in the wilderness, Joseph of Arimathea describing Jesus’ trial and death, Mary Magdalene imparting her story of being the first person to see the resurrected Jesus, or an elder of Laodicea illuminating Revelation.

Each video is 12-18 minutes long and addresses a portion of the Bible from the viewpoint of a Bible character. The videos and study guides provide a significant amount of historical, cultural, and chronological information that the original writers and hearers of the Bible knew, but are not well-known by most people today. The videos are not recitations of Scripture.

We hope the videos entice viewers to read and study the related Scriptures. For those who want to study deeper, we have provided study guides and application questions for the videos and related Scriptures. For those who want to go even deeper, we recommend related reference materials and ways to design study groups and classes.

Eyewitness is useful for all Christian organizations and Bible translators, such as The Jesus Film, Navigators, Cru, Young Life, and Wycliffe. It is currently available only in English, but the scripts for the videos are provided so anyone can easily translate the videos into any other language.

The Eyewitness Bible Series is a non-profit organization dedicated to helping people understand the Bible. It is a division of Sermon.net, a leading non-profit Internet broadcasting service helping more than 10,000 churches, organizations, and evangelists.

Eyewitness’ executive producer and chief script writer is Phil Smith. He is the co-author of two best-selling books: A Billion Bootstraps, co-authored with Eric Thurman and published by McGraw-Hill; and, The Poor Will Be Glad, co-authored with Peter Greer and published by Zondervan (re-published as Created to Flourish.)