Thanks to Shaun for producing this second installment:
Part 1 can be viewed here:
Thanks to Shaun for producing this second installment:
Part 1 can be viewed here:
One of the challenges of introducing people to the Divine Council worldview is that the subject can sound stranger than it actually is. For modern readers, talk of gods, sons of God, heavenly councils, cosmic geography, spiritual powers, sacred space, and the...
I’m thrilled to announce the publication of a children’s book by Sue Knefley and Laurel Roth that re-purposes material from Supernatural and The Unseen Realm for pre-schoolers and early grade school children: One Big Family: In the Heavens and On the Earth...
Everyone – I just saw this link from the Bible Project in my Twitter feed. It’s a one-stop page / collection of the videos in their spiritual beings series. I was a consultant on the scripts for these videos. It’s pretty convenient, given the amount...
Here’s the latest in the series of Bible Project videos I was blessed to consult on. Enjoy!
Hat’s off to all the folks working hard at the Bible Project! I appreciate the Bible Project’s attention to the content of my books, The Unseen Realm and it’s “lite” (no footnotes!) version, Supernatural. Nice to see biblical theology...
Here’s the second installment of the Bible Project’s video series tracking on content items in my book, The Unseen Realm. Another job well done. Check it out!
Hey Mr Mike or Shaun, I was just wondering what software was used to produce that video? Im looking to produce something very similar, thanks!
I don’t know, you’d have to ask Shaun. I’ll ask him.
I just want to add my own word of commendation toward these videos. Having read Unseen Realm and having listened to the Naked Bible podcast, I already had ‘categories’ for this information. But in seeing it systematically explained and visually reinforced through the video—that brought a whole new (and much needed) level of clarity. So, thanks for doing these (and please consider doing more!). FWIW, the length feels right as well, 7-10 minute clips unpacking a specific point is just enough to focus on in one sitting (and makes it easier to go back and watch again should something need to be reviewed).
thanks!