"Making Sense of the Bible" Abingdon Press (DVD) / Total Run Time: 1 hour and 19 minutes (78 minutes, 6 segments) / Widescreen 
 
It is the bestselling book in human history—yet it remains the most misunderstood, fiercely debated, and intensely perplexing text on Earth.
 
From the cosmic poetry of Creation to the apocalyptic visions of the end times, the Bible has shaped empires, defined cultures, and guided billions of lives. Yet, for many, its pages hide a dark and troubling maze. Why does a God of love prescribe brutal violence in the Old Testament? How do we square ancient scripture with modern scientific breakthroughs? And what do we do with text that has been weaponized across generations to justify prejudice and division?
 
In this sharp, revelatory, and intellectually courageous documentary seminar, world-renowned pastor and teacher Adam Hamilton steps onto the frontlines of faith. Stripping away rigid fundamentalism and dry academic isolation, he pulls back the curtain on how these ancient scrolls were truly written, gathered, and preserved. Facing the most explosive questions of our time—from science and sexuality to violence and suffering—Making Sense of the Bible is a gripping, highly accessible visual roadmap. It invites skeptics and believers alike to stop fearing the tough questions, rediscover the living heart of scripture, and experience its life-altering power like never before.