Drive Thru History: Bible Backroads (2023) is a series web series in English. On New MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch Drive Thru History: Bible Backroads online in HD.
Drive Thru History: Bible Backroads — Storyline
BIBLE BACKROADS™ is a new show from Drive Thru History®, which explores the people, places, and events of the New Testament. Hosted by Dave Stotts, each series is designed as a Bible teaching tool for churches, schools, and families. The home base for the show is Dave’s Garage™, a state-of-the-art, extended reality lair where almost anything is possible. In addition to using maps, timelines, animations and artifacts in his garage, Dave goes on-location to Israel and the Mediterranean region for many of his adventures. BIBLE BACKROADS™ was created as a non-denominational resource, which focuses on Bible history, archaeology, geography, and apologetics, while encouraging viewers to dig deeper into the scriptures themselves.
Cast & Crew
- Starring: Dave Stotts
Drive Thru History: Bible Backroads — Series Details
| First Air Date | 2023-04-26 |
| Seasons | 16 |
| Episodes | 96 |
| Genre | series |
| Language | English |
| Status | Returning Series |
Drive Thru History: Bible Backroads — Episode Guide
The Gospel of Matthew
- E1: Background of the Book (2023-04-26) — The Gospel of Matthew is the bridge that connects the Bible’s Old Testament with the Bible’s New Testament. The Old Testament revealed God’s creation of the universe and everything
- E2: Survey of the Book (2023-05-03) — Let’s do a survey of Matthew’s Gospel. What’s a survey? Basically, we’re going to examine Matthew’s book in broad terms. We’re going to look at the Big Picture: The Presentation o
- E3: Key Scriptures & Theme (2023-05-10) — Before a King can rule over his subjects, he must be able to govern himself. Early in the Gospel of Matthew, Jesus was led by the Spirit into the Judean wilderness to be tested and
- E4: The Key Players (2023-05-17) — The Gospels were truly unique for their time. Not only were they a collection of biographies covering the life of Jesus, but they also contained biographical sketches for a host of
- E5: Life Applications (2023-05-24) — One of the main takeaways from Matthew’s Gospel is the identity of Jesus of Nazareth. For the Hebrew mindset, Matthew established Jesus as the “King of the Jews” proclaiming the “K
- E6: The Great Takeaway (2023-05-31) — Probably the greatest takeaway from the Gospel of Matthew is that Jesus Christ is the Messiah who fulfilled all the requirements of the long-awaited “King of the Jews.” Unlike othe
The Gospel of Mark
- E1: Background of the Book (2023-05-19) — In the Gospel of Matthew, we learned that Jesus was born ‘King of the Jews.’ He came to fulfill prophecy and reveal the Kingdom of God to humanity. But before King Jesus put on his
- E2: Survey of the Book (2023-05-26) — The Gospel of Mark is a short, unified account of selected parts of the life of Jesus. The Gospel moves through three distinctive sections:
The Ministry of Jesus (Mark 1:1 to 9:1)
- E3: Key Players (2023-06-02) — John the Baptist was a colorful character in history. He was a fearless preacher who came in the “spirit and power of Elijah” from over 800 years earlier. John wore a simple garmen
- E4: Key Locations (2023-06-09) — Jesus spent much of his ministry on the Sea of Galilee. Also known in the Bible as the Sea of Gennesaret, Lake Tiberias, and Lake Kinnereth, the Sea of Galilee isn’t really a “sea”
- E5: Life Applications (2023-06-16) — Since Mark focused on the works of Jesus for a Roman audience, miracles occupied a prominent place in his Gospel. In fact, Mark recorded more of the miracles of Jesus than the serm
- E6: The Great Takeaways (2023-06-23) — Mark 10:45 is probably the key verse in Mark’s Gospel. We might think of this verse in two parts. First, it describes the Servant’s supreme ambition – not to be served, but to serv
The Gospel of Luke
- E1: Background of the Book (2023-06-21) — Luke was a native of Antioch and a friend of the Apostle Paul. As a trained physician coming out of Hellenistic society, Luke would have been highly educated in the tradition of Gr
- E2: The Arrival of the Son of Man (2023-06-28) — As a researcher, Luke did a very good job organizing his Gospel for us. Here is an overall outline for your reading adventure:
The Gospel According to Luke
I. The Son of Man Seek
- E3: The Ministry of the Son of Man (2023-07-05) — From the beginning of Luke’s Gospel, we see the interweaving of two people: John the Baptist and Jesus of Nazareth. John came on the scene first, but his fame gave way to Jesus. In
- E4: The Rejection of the Son of Man (2023-07-12) — For about three years, Jesus made quite an impact on the people of Galilee and Judea. Now it was time to make his way to Jerusalem for his final Feast of Passover and his ultimate
- E5: Key Players (2023-07-19) — Jesus attracted quite the following of disciples during his time in Galilee. Some of them he hand-picked, like Peter, Andrew, James, and John. Others heard his teaching or witnesse
- E6: The Great Takeaways (2023-07-26) — Perhaps the key verse in Luke’s Gospel comes near the end of Christ’s ministry: “For the Son of Man came to seek and to save the lost” (Luke 19:10). In one powerful statement, Jesu
The Gospel of John
- E1: Background of the Book (2023-07-12) — The Gospel of John is often the first Gospel given to new Christians, because it’s probably the most straightforward introduction to Jesus. The simplicity of the language also make
- E2: The Big Ideas (2023-07-19) — There are three Big Ideas in John’s Gospel: Revelation, Rejection, and Reception. If you read closely, the framework for these Big Ideas is laid out in the very first chapter of Jo
- E3: Key Players (2023-07-26) — The people mentioned in the Gospels are fascinating. Sometimes they’re larger-than-life historical figures, and sometimes they appear normal like us. In fact, there are even unname
- E4: The Seven Signs (2023-08-02) — For centuries, Bible scholars have noted what they call the “Seven Signs” in John’s Gospel. The signs begin with a wedding and end with a funeral. Did you know that there is an act
- E5: The Seven Signs (Continued) (2023-08-09) — For centuries, Bible scholars have noted what they call the “Seven Signs” in John’s Gospel. The signs begin with a wedding and end with a funeral. Did you know that there is an act
- E6: The Seven 'I Am' Statements (2023-08-16) — According to John’s Gospel, Jesus delivered seven important statements that began with the words, “I Am.” Like a puzzle, these seven “I Am" statements hidden throughout John’s Gosp
The Book of Acts
- E1: Background of the Book (2023-08-17) — The Book of Acts begins where Luke’s Gospel left off. It starts with the 40 days that followed the resurrection of Jesus Christ and the remarkable evidence that he was alive. We mi
- E2: The Church Begins in Jerusalem (2023-08-24) — The Book of Acts begins in Jerusalem. The resurrected Jesus had just left the scene. Stunned and confused, his followers returned to the Upper Room where they were hiding out. Acts
- E3: The Gospel Spreads to Judea and Samaria (2023-08-31) — The execution of the deacon Stephen unleashed violent persecution against the upstart church, driving many believers out of the city of Jerusalem and into the surrounding countrysi
- E4: The First Missionary Journey (2023-09-07) — Paul’s lifelong mission to the Gentile world is recorded in three, multi-year missionary journeys. Paul’s first missionary journey started from Antioch with his courageous companio
- E5: Paul's Second & Third Missionary Journeys (2023-09-14) — Paul’s second missionary journey happened between about 49 and 52 AD. It was a trip that took Paul and his companions from Antioch through Cilicia, Galatia, Phrygia, and Asia Minor
- E6: Paul on Trial (2023-09-21) — After three long journeys around the Mediterranean, Paul returned to Jerusalem to give a report to James and the elders about the spread of the Gospel among the nations. Regardless
The Romans
- E1: Background of the Book (2023-09-19) — The Book of Romans is a letter written by Paul to the Christians living in Rome. Paul wrote this letter from the city of Corinth in about 57 AD. At the time of Paul, Corinth was th
- E2: Paul's Time in Rome (2023-09-26) — Rome is one of Dave’s favorite cities in the world. Since this series covered Paul’s letter to the Romans, what better opportunity to take you on a little tour of some of Rome’s an
- E3: Righteousness & The Problem of Sin (2023-10-03) — Like all of Paul’s writings, his letter to the Romans is rich with theological concepts but incorporates practical information as well. This letter has served as a source of inspir
- E4: The Salvation God Offers Through Jesus Christ (2023-10-10) — here is a strange paradox in the Bible’s teaching about sin and salvation. The invitation to believe and trust Jesus as Savior is so simple a small child can understand it. Yet, th
- E5: The Roman Road (2023-10-17) — Congratulations! We made it through some complex words presented in Romans, such as Sin, Righteousness, Justification, and Sanctification. Now you understand why many scholars cons
- E6: Living as a Christian (2023-10-24) — Paul’s writings are rich in teaching but also rich in what we might think as practical instructions for ‘Christian living.’ Based on what God provided for us through Jesus Christ,
Frequently Asked Questions
How many seasons does Drive Thru History: Bible Backroads have? 16 season(s) with 96 episodes.
Where can I watch Drive Thru History: Bible Backroads? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.
