Faith Building Drive Thru History DVDs
Posted in AOP Net Alert on Thursday, December 11, 2008
Give your homeschooler the keys to new adventures with the fast-paced, action-packed Drive Thru History DVD series. Putting your child in the driver's seat, these turbocharged, on-location DVD tours will speed you both to the ancient worlds of Rome, Greece, Turkey, and Asia Minor! Bible history comes alive, as host Dave Stotts speaks the language of today's youth with humorous and expert commentary on the people, places, and events that have shaped our world and the Christian faith. Click here or on the links below to learn more about these unforgettable documentaries that are sure to grab your teenager's attention.
Drive Thru History: Rome If You Want To
Enjoy biblical history fast and fun, as your homeschool family travels back to emperors who lived during the time of Christ. Explore the Arch of Titus and experience the excitement of Circus Maximus chariot races and Colosseum gladiator fights. Plus, investigate reasons for Jerusalem's destruction, Nero's persecution of Christians, Hannibal's invasion of Rome, and more!
Drive Thru History: Greece and the Word
Let the Bible come alive all over again, as this exciting, high-speed tour takes you and your teenager through the ancient cities of Athens, Delphi, and Corinth. Explore the impact of men like Apostle Paul, Alexander the Great, and the Greek philosophers. Also, uncover the secrets of Greek architecture, the origins of the Olympic games, and the mystery of the Oracle at Delphi!
Drive Thru History: Turkish Delight
Blaze a new trail in your teenager's love for history, as you both discover the seven church cities of Revelation. Learn why ancient Sardis, Smyrna, and others were so important and what life was like for the early church. Enjoy more laughs and adventures with a camel ride around the hot springs of Hieropolis and explore the ruins of Colossae and Laodicea for historical clues!
Drive Thru History: East Meets West
Give your teen a memorable history lesson, as you journey together through ancient Asia Minor. Explore the vast underground cities of Cappadocia first inhabited by the Hittites and Istanbul's beautiful Hagia Sophia church. Examine the effect of Constantine's Edict of Milan on Christianity and the Nicene Creed's origin. Plus, enjoy hilarious bloopers in the "Best of Drive Thru History" episode.
Drive Thru History: Rome If You Want To
Enjoy biblical history fast and fun, as your homeschool family travels back to emperors who lived during the time of Christ. Explore the Arch of Titus and experience the excitement of Circus Maximus chariot races and Colosseum gladiator fights. Plus, investigate reasons for Jerusalem's destruction, Nero's persecution of Christians, Hannibal's invasion of Rome, and more!
Drive Thru History: Greece and the Word
Let the Bible come alive all over again, as this exciting, high-speed tour takes you and your teenager through the ancient cities of Athens, Delphi, and Corinth. Explore the impact of men like Apostle Paul, Alexander the Great, and the Greek philosophers. Also, uncover the secrets of Greek architecture, the origins of the Olympic games, and the mystery of the Oracle at Delphi!
Drive Thru History: Turkish Delight
Blaze a new trail in your teenager's love for history, as you both discover the seven church cities of Revelation. Learn why ancient Sardis, Smyrna, and others were so important and what life was like for the early church. Enjoy more laughs and adventures with a camel ride around the hot springs of Hieropolis and explore the ruins of Colossae and Laodicea for historical clues!
Drive Thru History: East Meets West
Give your teen a memorable history lesson, as you journey together through ancient Asia Minor. Explore the vast underground cities of Cappadocia first inhabited by the Hittites and Istanbul's beautiful Hagia Sophia church. Examine the effect of Constantine's Edict of Milan on Christianity and the Nicene Creed's origin. Plus, enjoy hilarious bloopers in the "Best of Drive Thru History" episode.
Comments(1 comment)
BECKY S 12/11/2008 11:55:43
We enjoyed the Dvds. Our museum in this city had a huge display of Roman statues from the Louve, so we went to that afterwards. Very enjoyable when you know more about the town and it's history to look at the art from that place also. God Bless