Multimedia Curriculum

In this interactive study course, take an exciting audio/video tour spanning five countries across Europe and more than two millennia of history. Journey to the Catacombs and Coliseum of Rome, the ruins of Pompeii, Calvin s Geneva, the Palace of Versailles, London s British Museum, Edinburgh s Royal Mile, the Pilgrim Scrooby Manor, the Battlefields of Wallace and Bruce, and more. Each location features powerful historical commentary with key lessons to learn. The History of Christianity and Western Civilization Study Course is perfect for use by high-schoolers, as a discipleship tool for church leaders, and as an adventure to be shared by entire families all wrapped into one power-packed resource. The Study Course Includes: * An in-depth, 232-page study guide featuring an introduction to each lecture; a lecture outline; study questions; sketches of key characters; discussion questions; suggested Scripture memory verses; key word definitions; a lecture summary; along with a bibliography and further reading suggestions on each lecture topic. * More than 50 video segments, totaling 9 hours, on two DVDs. * A complete set of more than 50 MP3 audio lectures, totaling 24 hours. * A course completion certificate."

Screwtape, an undersecretary in the Lowerarchy of Hell, has undertaken the guidance and tutelage of his nephew Wormwood, who has been assigned a human patient to secure for eternity. In a series of letters, Screwtape guides the young demon through the finer points of temptation, the weaknesses and foibles of human beings, and the disaster of his patient becoming a Christian. Though this certainly complicates things, the two infernal beings won't let it stop them. From this very skewed perspective, C. S. Lewis digs into the human nature, revealing some interesting, and sometimes embarrassing, tendencies. Touching on everything from sleeplessness to the "absurdity" of God's love for humanity, Screwtape imparts his wicked wisdom to Wormwood. Though the mirror he holds up to humanity is warped and cracked, it is still painfully revealing. Wit and parody mask a very serious analysis of what makes humans tick; and though it may make readers smile, it will also make us squirm as Screwtape picks at the cracks in our facades. Interactive CD-rom.

The set gathers for the first time both The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings in audio format. These are the original American dramatizations as broadcast on public radio. The packaging features original art from John Howe, renowned Tolkien illustrator and conceptual artist for the Peter Jackson film trilogy.