Eyewitness Bible Series is pleased to present the Christmas Series. This series is a collection of ten new episodes designed to be watched on the three Sundays prior to Christmas week, plus the seven days of Christmas week, ending on Christmas day.

The Third Sunday Before Christmas Week: Episode One is narrated by the prophet, Isaiah. He explains how the prophets of the Old Testament foretold the coming of mankind’s savior, Jesus, long before he was born.

The Second Sunday Before Christmas Week: Episode Two is narrated by a Magi, a wise man from the East. He explains why the wise men of Babylon have been looking for a new king of the Jews for the previous several hundred years.  

The Seventh Day before Christmas: Episode Three is narrated by Elizabeth, a close relative of Mary. Elizabeth miraculously conceived of John the Baptist, so she was completely prepared for Mary to have a miraculous birth, too.

The Sixth Day Before Christmas: Episode Four is narrated by Mary’s mother. She tells of the care she and her husband took to keep Mary from having any real or perceived questionable reputation. She is thrilled that Mary is betrothed to a Godly man named Joseph.

The Fifth Day Before Christmas: Episode Five is narrated by Mary. She tells of her surprise when Gabriel comes to visit and tells her of her upcoming unique pregnancy.

The Fourth Day Before Christmas: Episode Six is narrated by Joseph. He tells of the unwelcome news he receives about Mary being pregnant. He says that an angel of the Lord explained she was pregnant by the Holy Spirit and he should take her to be his wife. 

The Third Day Before Christmas: Episode Seven is narrated by a tax collector living in Bethlehem. He tells of the census being taken by the Romans and why it is a hardship on anybody having to travel to Bethlehem to register.

The Second Day Before Christmas: Episode Eight is narrated by King Herod. He explains why he was so upset when the Magi came looking for a new king of the Jews, and why he killed so many babies because of their visit. 

The Day Before Christmas (Christmas Eve): Episode Nine is narrated by a shepherd who was given the good news about the birth of a savior by an angel. He explains why the shepherds were chosen instead of an important politician.

Christmas Day: Episode Ten is told by an angel sent to tell the shepherds about the birth of mankind’s shepherd. The angel explains that the birth of Jesus is the culmination of many other events through the centuries. To learn more about Eyewitness Bible Series, visit https://eyewitnessbible.org/

The Christmas Series

The word "Advent" means "arrival" or "coming." It is a season of Great Expectations. In this 5-part video series, we celebrate love, joy, peace, and hope even as we recognize our great need for Jesus in our day. The series was created by Seminary Now and focuses on Advent, Christmas, hope, peace, love, joy, and the anticipation of Christ. To learn more about Seminary Now, visit https://seminarynow.com/

Great Expectations: An Advent Series

In the Book of Luke, we see the story of an old priest named Zechariah. Zechariah and his wife Elizabeth had no children, and they were very old.  Despite this, God miraculously gave them a son who was destined to prepare people’s hearts for the Lord.   When his child was born, Zechariah was filled with the Holy Spirit and prophesied,“And you, my child, will be called a prophet of the Most High; for you will go on before the Lord to prepare the way for him, to give his people the knowledge of salvation through the forgiveness of their sins, because of the tender mercy of our God, by which the rising sun will come to us from heaven to shine on those living in darkness and in the shadow of death, to guide our feet into the path of peace.
-Luke 1:76-79  .  Zechariah’s Song is a beautiful depiction of the mercy of God, who gives us the knowledge of salvation. To better understand Salvation and how it’s related to the Birth of Jesus the Messiah, we can look at it as a picture with three parts.

The Birth of Jesus the Messiah

The Lumo Project is the chronologic filming of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John.  The films are produced by Big Book Media and in partnership with Toy Gun Films. To learn more about Lumo Project, visit https://lumoproject.com

The Story of Christmas

A docudrama on the life of Jesus Christ, the “JESUS” film has been translated into more than 1,400 languages since its 1979 release. It remains the most translated and viewed film in history. Pastor Rick Warren, author of “The Purpose Driven Life,” says “The ‘JESUS’ film is the most effective evangelistic tool ever invented.”

More than 450 religious leaders and scholars evaluated the script to ensure historical and biblical accuracy. The script is closely based on Luke's Gospel, so almost every word Jesus speaks is from the Bible. Rigorous efforts to portray the Jewish and Roman culture of nearly 2,000 years ago include: hand-woven clothing in only the 35 colors used then, pottery made with first-century methods, and removal of modern telephone poles and power lines from the landscape.

JESUS was filmed entirely at 202 locations in Israel in 1979, with a cast numbering more than 5,000 Israelis and Arabs. Whenever possible, scenes were filmed on the sites where they took place 2,000 years ago.
To learn more about Jesus Film Project, visit https://www.jesusfilm.org/

Jesus

The Torah, or the first five books of the Bible, is one epic storyline that starts with creation and ends with God’s covenant with Israel.

Torah Series

The Lumo Project is the chronological filming of the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John.  The films are produced by Big Book Media and in partnership with Toy Gun Films.  To learn more about Lumo Project, visit https://lumoproject.com

Four Gospels

We want to help you to read through the Bible without getting lost or giving up. This series has a video for every New Testament book of the Bible that outlines its literary design and main ideas, showing you how it fits into the entire biblical story.
To learn more about The BibleProject, visit https://bibleproject.com/

New Testament

The Bible is a very long book that tells a story with complex layers of plots and subplots, and it’s written in a variety of ancient literary styles. All of these factors make the Bible a formidable and often frustrating book for modern readers, including religious readers. And yet, the Bible still has a magnetic draw in our culture which motivates people to overcome these hurdles and attempt to understand what the Bible is all about.  This series will explore the origins, content, and purpose of the Bible, and it will introduce people to some of the basic skills necessary for reading the Bible effectively. The first few videos will provide an overview of where the Bible came from and what its storyline is all about. After this introduction, the rest of the series will explore all the various kinds of ancient literature found in the Bible and will offer practical skills for reading them with greater understanding. The How to Read the Bible series assumes no previous knowledge about the Bible, and is an ideal way to introduce people to the Bible for the first time. It’s also aimed at people who are familiar with the Bible but haven’t yet learned how it communicates as a piece of literature.
To learn more about The BibleProject, visit https://bibleproject.com/

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