Video Bible Studies

As God's written Word, the 66 books of the Old and New Testaments are the source of His revelation to man.  Learn about the production, collection, transmission, and preservation of these marvelous works in How We Got The Bible, featuring Dr. Paul L. Maier, the latest Men's NetWork five-part Bible study. Listen as Dr. Maier shares his expertise and enthusiasm on the preservation and transmission of God's Word through the centuries.

A five centuries-old man building a huge boat on the startling news of coming floodwaters - sounds like the makings of one remarkable story. It is. Jump in and get your feet wet with Noah: The Man, The Ark, The Flood

GodConnects, hosted by Rev. Gregory Seltz, is an excellent video-based adult Christian education (confirmation) course developed by Lutheran Hour Ministries (LHM).  The course covers Christian doctrine in 12 topics.

Ever wonder if there was just a bit more to some of those lessons you learned in Sunday school? You might discover some answers to your questions in Stuff They Didn't Teach Me in Sunday School, a wonderful series of short videos by Lutheran Hour Ministries.

As Reel to Real-Of Fish and Men shows, there's more to fishing than catching fish. Listen in as five guys talk about temptations, trophy catches, the one that got away, and that day when the fishing season finally ends - for all of us.

My Son, My Savior is about the coming, life and ministry of Jesus told from the perspective of His mother Mary. It portrays Mary experiencing and pondering the miracle of Jesus’ coming and humbly growing in her understanding that her son is also her Savior.

This engaging video tells the story of Jesus’ walk with two disciples on the road to Emmaus during the afternoon of Easter Sunday. During the journey, Jesus explained why it was necessary for him to suffer and rise from the dead, dialog that touches on the doctrines of redemption and justification by faith alone.

This Academy Award-nominated classic, starring Niall MacGinnis, portrays Martin Luther's life from a guilt burdened monk through the monumental events that led to the Reformation.

Yeshua, the Hebrew name for Jesus, offers a fascinating view of Jesus' life. Yeshua reveals ancient customs and beliefs with exceptional clarity and detail. This five-program series moves across centuries of history, from the time of Abraham through the efforts of the Jews to possess and hold the promised land, to the birth and life of Jesus. The series is hosted by Dr. Oswald Hoffmann (1913-2005), former speaker of The Lutheran Hour radio broadcast and past president of the United Bible Societies.

Ever wondered if some texts were intentionally excluded from the Bible and why?  In Lost Books?  Discover why some ancient writings failed to make the cut for inclusion, why other texts most definitely met the standard, and why others, including those "gospels" found in the last century, came up short.

In The Bible On Trial: Beyond A Reasonable Doubt, the case is made that the Scriptures are authentic, dependable, God-inspired and worthy-not only of our full attention but of our complete faith. In this Men's NetWork Bible study, attorney Craig Parton leads the viewer through relevant points that comprise this important discussion. He asks, "Is this book, the Bible, and its contents-reliable?"

Out of Nothing: The Word, Creation and Faith

Hosted by Rev. Steve Misch. This Bible study considers theories of evolution, the plausibility of random chance, man's spiritual and physical nature, and how God's creation and salvation are intrinsically linked in the person of Jesus Christ.

“The First Rosa” chronicles Dr. Rosa J. Young’s remarkable history as a pioneer Lutheran educator and missionary who, alongside the Rev. Nils J. Bakke, planted dozens of historically black Lutheran schools and chapels in the American South. See the long odds they faced—struggles with strident critics, the Ku Klux Klan, even an invasion of boll weevils—before emerging with a glorious victory.

This documentary takes viewers step by step through the events of Holy Week--shedding light on the key players, unraveling the political intrigue, and answering longstanding questions about what happened, and why. Professor of ancient history and world-renowned expert Dr. Paul L. Maier details the story.

Come Follow Me depicts what it means to be a disciple, a follower of Jesus. The movie recounts the experience of the Apostle Peter—his misunderstanding, denial, doubts, and fears.  The answer for Peter is Jesus who assures his disciple of forgiveness through his death on the cross and resurrection from the dead. The way for Peter to be a follower of Jesus is found in the power and promises of Jesus’ word – in the same way as it is for us.

This movie follows Paul’s remarkable visit to the city of Philippi, recorded in Acts 16. It shows how Paul connected with people from all walks of life, demonstrating that the good news of Jesus is indeed for all people—to the very ends of the earth.

Service members of the United States Armed Forces are met with challenges on and off the battlefield. Warriors of Faith -- Military Men, a Men's NetWork Bible study written especially for these servicemen and women, explores the issues of anger, grief, guilt, forgiveness and love, as they impact the lives of those who have served, or are now serving, their country.