The Bible Project Videos
Overview
Bible Project is a nonprofit, crowdfunded organization that produces free Bible videos, podcasts, blogs, classes, and educational Bible resources to help make the biblical story accessible to everyone everywhere. Our Bible resources help people experience the Bible in a way that is approachable, engaging, and transformative. We do this by showcasing the literary art of the Scriptures and tracing biblical themes from beginning to end. Rather than taking the stance of a specific tradition or denomination, we create materials to elevate the Bible for all people and draw our eyes to its unified message.
- Showcases the literary art of the Scriptures
- Traces biblical themes from beginning to end
- Elevates the Bible for all people and emphasizes its unified message
- Title: The Bible Project Videos
- Publisher: The Bible Project
- Language: English
- Resources: 1
- Format: Digital › Logos Research Edition
- Resource ID: LLS:BBLPRJCTVDNGLSH
- Resource Type: Media
- Metadata Last Updated: 2023-03-02T18:34:55Z
Reviews
14 ratings
Joseph E
1/21/2024
Jordan Christian
1/2/2024
This partnership needs to hurry up! Using videos and scripts in research would be amazing!! If they could combine their website stuff and create publications for leaders here, that would be pretty brilliant. Love their app too.
Neville Kemei
12/13/2023
The Bible Project videos consistently assist me in comprehending the overarching themes of each book, tracing the redemptive history within them, and recognizing the centrality of Christ.Dakota Casey
9/19/2023
The Bible Project is fantastic and super useful for bible study! They have a beautiful presentation and communicate very clearly, even for the layperson!Vincent Holloway
9/12/2023
Freddie Jr. Kinsler
6/21/2023
Cant wait for these to come out. Looked them up and they have a well balanced view of the Word. Will be used daily by my self, and family. Thanks Logos.
Brian Poad
4/19/2023
I really like the way visuals are used to present the truth of Gods word here. However there are a couple of doctrinal issues one needs to be made aware of. The author in this work when he explains the atonement, overlooks Jesus being our propitiation. Though the wrath of God isn't an easy subject to cover, it still needs to be covered. Also in hearing the Author speak, he has an unusual view of Hell, Hell being in us, and not a place. But apart from these two red flags, I still use it and enjoy it for the most part.
