This coming Sunday, The History
Channel will begin airing The Bible TV
Miniseries. This is a blurb on the miniseries from its website: “The Bible is a ten-hour, five-week,
miniseries created and produced by husband and wife team, Roma Downey (Touched
by an Angel) and Mark Burnett (The Voice, Survivor, Shark Tank, & Celebrity
Apprentice). Beginning on March 3, 2013, for two hours each Sunday night,
viewers will see some of the best-known stories from the Bible, from Noah’s Ark
and the Exodus to Jesus’ birth & the disciples. The final episode of The
Bible TV Miniseries will air on Easter Sunday and will feature the crucifixion
and resurrection of Jesus.” You can watch the extended trailer
preview for this miniseries on YouTube:
Of course I have not seen any of
this miniseries outside of the television trailers and reading some articles
about it online. All that being said, I would like to commend it to you – or to
your digital video recorder – because I think it is a great addition to the
Lenten season in which we currently find ourselves.
“Our prayer has always been that
the dramatization of these stories will drive viewers to go to the Bible itself
and drink in the actual text, because it is a book that changes lives,” said Roma
Downey. “We are thrilled to provide millions of people with an easy way to do
so with YouVersion.” YouVersion is a totally free Bible application that is
available on your Apple mobile device (iPod, iPhone, iPad), Andriod mobile
device (phone or tablet), as well as an online web site version.
Check it out, and if you haven’t downloaded the app to your mobile device, do
so…it is a perfect companion for your own faith journey with lots of tools and
resources to help you dig into GOD’s Word!
The
Bible Miniseries begins this Sunday, March 3rd, at 8pm on The
History Channel. For your quick reference, here is a list of channels where you
can find The History Channel in our area:
- NuLink: channel 47
- Comcast: channel 53
- AT&T U-Verse: channel 256
- Dish Network: channel 120
- DirecTV: channel 269
I hope you’ll at least give this
miniseries a glance. I am sure they have taken some creative license with some
of the stories, but I think it will be wonderful, and if nothing else, a great
conversation starter. I’m eager to hear about your thoughts from seeing these
stores come to life on TV.
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