It's another three full episodes of fascinating historical content and exotic footage from Turkey (the "other Holy Land") with connections to the history in our Bibles. You'll have a front-row seat as...[More]

It's another three full episodes of fascinating historical content and exotic footage from Turkey (the "other Holy Land") with connections to the history in our Bibles. You'll have a front-row seat as you explore the mysterious Turkish region of Cappadocia and the underground cave city once occupied by the early church. See why Istanbul was one of the most pivotal cities in world history. Investigate the rise of Islam and the impact of Emperor Constantine, and witness the powerful influence of early Christianity.

Then join Dave as he travels back home to Washington, D.C., to explore how America was influenced by the foundations of western civilization laid by the ancient Greeks, Romans, and early Christians. History and the Bible will come alive all over again! (Recipient of the Homeschooling Parent Magazine Homeschool Friendly 2005 Stamp of Approval.)[Less]

Dave Stotts speeds you back in time again with the third Drive Thru History DVD, Turkish Delight. You'll have a front-row seat for more adventure, more laughs, and more history as you drive to cities ...[More]

Dave Stotts speeds you back in time again with the third Drive Thru History DVD, Turkish Delight. You'll have a front-row seat for more adventure, more laughs, and more history as you drive to cities and ancient ruins in Turkey that are truly off the beaten path. You'll see why places like Smyrna and Sardis were so important in ancient history and how the messages to these cities found in the book of Revelation help shed light on what life was like for the early church. You'll follow Dave as he rides a camel around the hot springs of Hierapolis and explores the ruins of Laodicea and Colossae to discover the fascinating historical clues these cities reveal. The history in your Bible will come alive all over again! (Recipient of the Homeschooling Parent Magazine Homeschool Friendly 2005 Stamp of Approval.)[Less]

A desire for religious freedom forces Bradford to flee with the Pilgrims. His belief and conviction bring peace and the first Thanksgiving. A lesson in the value of belief. In 1620, John Carver, Will...[More]

A desire for religious freedom forces Bradford to flee with the Pilgrims. His belief and conviction bring peace and the first Thanksgiving. A lesson in the value of belief. In 1620, John Carver, William Bradford, Captain Standish and 99 pilgrims set sail on the Mayflower toward America in search of religious freedom. As disease and storms hit, they are almost forced to return. William Bradford convinces Captain Standish to press on. The land they choose to build on becomes known as “Plymouth.” Immediately, winter sets in and the pilgrims face the harsh effects of weather, hunger and disease. By spring, half of the pilgrims have died. Soon a lone Indian appears on the horizon. Against Captain Standish’s wishes, John Carver and William Bradford befriend Samoset. Samoset sends the English-speaking Squanto and Chief Massasoit to the pilgrims, who make a peace pact. Squanto and Samoset live with the pilgrims and teach them how to live off the land. After the first successful crop, Bradford proposes a “feast of thanksgiving." Thus, William Bradford’s belief leads him to become the father of Thanksgiving Day.[Less]