Interactive Video Bible Studies
From SPARK
One-sentence summary
Interactive Video Bible Studies combine videos with hard-copy lessons.
Description
Interactive Bible Studies are discipleship tools to encourage the in-depth study of the Gospels. They consist of DVDs that have a menu segmented to match scenes from the Luke video with the lessons found in the Luke Study Questions. The latter is provided in 8-1/2" x 11" hard-copy form. There is also a choice to watch the Luke Video straight through.
The videos are based on word-for-word dramatizations of Luke, John and Acts.
The accompanying Bible studies target those who have limited education and comprehension skills.
The following studies are currently available:
- Gospel of John (English, Spanish)
- Gospel of Luke (English, Q'eqchi' Mayan)
- Acts (English)
The following studies will be available in Summer 2009:
- Gospel of Luke (Spanish)
- Acts (Spanish, Q'eqchi' Mayan)
Considerations
- The lessons require a leader who is literate.
- Each lesson is designed to last one and a half hours.
- Assuming some degree of knowledge of the language used, each participant will be able to understand the lesson, regardless of their reading and comprehension skills.
Limitations
Guidelines for Use
- The studies include a series of questions, lectures, and commentaries that a facilitator can use to encourage class interaction after showing a chapter on the provided DVD.
Where to Obtain
Link to Producer or Source Organization
Cost
Producer/Owners
Author/Artist/Producer
Scott Pullon
Current copyright owner
Other Information
These Bible studies are not intended for commercial sale, but are discipleship tools, intended for Missionaries and Bible teachers to reach out to the unenlightened who do not read well. Contact Inter-America Mission for details.
Reviewed by
Wayne, SPARK staff
Date
January 21, 2009
