The Luke Series consists of twenty narrative accounts by Bible personalities about the Gospel of Luke. Imagine Mary describing the birth of Jesus, or Satan explaining how he tempted Jesus in the wilderness. Altogether, these twenty episodes provide an in-depth understanding of the Gospel of Luke. Videos, study guides, and scripts of these episodes are free and available at eyewitnessbible.org.

Luke Series Introduction

The Eyewitness Bible Series narratives are designed to spark your imagination and provoke your curiosity about the Bible. Episodes are entertaining and uniquely effective for teaching individuals, families, small groups and churches. 

Each episode is 12-18 minutes long and addresses a portion of the Bible from the viewpoint of a Bible personality. Imagine Mary telling about the birth of Jesus, Satan disclosing how he tempted Jesus in the wilderness, and Mary Magdalene imparting her story of being the first person to see the resurrected Jesus. 

Each narrative provides historical, cultural, and chronological information that the original writers and hearers of the Bible knew, but are not well-known by most people today. These narratives are not recitations of Scripture, but stories told by eyewitness accounts in their own unique way.

Visit https://eyewitnessbible.org/luke/ to view full episodes, study guides, and reference materials. Find us on Instagram and Facebook at @eyewitnessbible.

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The Eyewitness Bible Series narratives are designed to spark your imagination and provoke your curiosity about the Bible. Episodes are entertaining and uniquely effective for teaching individuals, families, small groups and churches. Each episode is 12-18 minutes long and addresses a portion of the Bible from the viewpoint of a Bible personality. Imagine Mary telling about the birth of Jesus, Satan disclosing how he tempted Jesus in the wilderness, and Mary Magdalene imparting her story of being the first person to see the resurrected Jesus. Each narrative provides historical, cultural, and chronological information that the original writers and hearers of the Bible knew, but are not well-known by most people today. These narratives are not recitations of Scripture, but stories told by eyewitness accounts in their own unique way. Visit https://eyewitnessbible.org/luke/ to view full episodes, study guides, and reference materials. Find us on Instagram and Facebook at @eyewitnessbible.

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Luke Series Introduction

Luke Series Introduction