World Video Bible School (WVBS)

Teaching and preaching the gospel is one of the most important tasks a person can do. However, preaching the word of God should not be limited to one central person at a congregation, since God has made us all proclaimers of the good news. In this lesson, Neal Pollard gives encouragement to every person to become a proclaimer of Christ.

Watch more from the "How to Be Complete in Christ" program: https://video.wvbs.org/program/how-to-be-complete-in-christ-lessons-from-colossians/

It is easy to see that "grace" is one of the most important subjects you will read about in all the Bible. The Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are each described relative to their embodiment of grace, and the Gospel of Jesus Christ is called the Gospel of grace (Acts 20:24). Join Bill Watkins as he looks at the Bible's answer to the question, "What does grace do?"

Watch more from the 7-lesson program, "The Crux of the Matter" at the following link: https://video.wvbs.org/program/the-crux-of-the-matter/

As we continue our theme of lessons gleaned from specific passages in the Bible, this week's podcast focuses on some of the lessons learned from the Parable of the Prodigal Son found in Luke 15. God cares deeply for each and every person in this world. Each soul is valuable and precious to Him. Join Mike Vestal as he explores the deeper understanding of God’s love and concern for us seen through this simple parable.

Watch more from the program, "Lost" at the following link: https://video.wvbs.org/video/1-who-cares-luke-15/

Have you ever been asked, or even thought to yourself, "Why is the Bible so hard to understand?" This week's podcast explores this question and Kyle Butt provides responses to consider for what "hard" means for you or others, and then discuss some thoughts for overcoming this thought.

Watch more from this program: https://video.wvbs.org/program/how-to-read-the-bible/

Has the Bible been corrupted? Can we be sure the Bible is God's word? Skeptics, atheists, and other religions have aggressively attacked the Bible for centuries. How do their arguments fair against the historical and documented history? Join Dave Miller, Ph.D., in this first part of a nine-session series, where he provides easy-to-understand answers to these important questions.

Watch more from the program, "Has the Bible Been Corrupted?" at the following link: https://video.wvbs.org/program/has-the-bible-been-corrupted/

Is it possible that the Bible writers made some mistakes? Were they perfect in everything that they wrote? Join Eric Lyons as he answers these questions in-depth and shows that the Bible is the inspired word of God.

Watch more from the program, "Is the Bible from God?" at the following link: https://video.wvbs.org/program/is-the-bible-from-god/

In today's lesson, Denny Petrillo looks at the Bible's claim of being divinely inspired. Can we know the Bible is truly inspired by God? How did this inspiration happen? Join Dr. Petrillo as he takes a look at the concept of inspiration, the evidences for the Bible's inspiration, and the process by which God used human men to write His divine words.

Watch more from the program, "How We Got The Bible" at the following link:https://video.wvbs.org/program/how-we-got-the-bible/

The Bible contains many different kinds of works including narrative, poetic, proverbial, and prophetic works, among others. When reading the Bible, it is important to know that there are different kinds of literature because our approach to these various works requires slightly different skill sets. In this lesson, Steven Lloyd discusses the various type so literature found in the Bible and presents ways that we can best analyze and study God’s word.

Watch more from this program: https://video.wvbs.org/program/how-to-read-the-bible/

Has the Bible been corrupted in its transmission? Can we know that we have the New Testament that God intended us to have? Join Dave Miller, Ph.D., as he answers these questions and demonstrates that the Bible text we have today is trustworthy. Dr. Miller addresses a third proof for the Bible's preservation from the translation processes.

Watch more from the program, "Has the Bible Been Corrupted?" at the following link: https://video.wvbs.org/program/has-the-bible-been-corrupted/

Much of our lives are structured by considering the contrast between correct and incorrect, true and untrue, and what is right or wrong. These comparisons are needed, but why are we able to make such evaluations? We also make moral evaluations on a regular basis. How are we personally, or even as a society, able to make moral evaluations? Join Branyon May in considering these questions as they relate to the moral argument for God’s existence.

Watch more from the program, "Evidence for Christianity" at the following link: https://video.wvbs.org/program/evidence-for-christianity/