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Sing Through the Bible DVD {Giveaway}





In celebration of summer, I have an exciting giveaway for you! Up for grabs for one Thrift Schooling reader is; Sing through the Bible with Buck Denver and Friends! This 60 minute DVD contains 30 music videos that take you from Genesis to Revelation through a fun and captivating musical journey. 

If your children are familiar with the What’s in the Bible? series then they will be thrilled to sing along with The Fabulous Bentley Brothers, Clive and Ian, Sunday School Lady and more! If these characters are new to them, they are certain to fall in love quickly. 

For Bible enthusiasts both young and old, the video includes on-screen sing-along lyrics for each and every video. Feel free to enjoy the trailer below to see a sample of the treat you are in for!




Personally, I am a fan of Rhett and Link, I mean, the Bentley Brothers, hehe. They are hilarious and make these videos all the more entertaining! My kids are a fan of their singing style as well but they also enjoy the puppets and fast paced songs that teach them practical aspects of the Bible. 


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  1. I would like to win because I think teaching the bible to young kids are very important beginning for them. God bless

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  2. I want this because I could share it with young children and everyone needs to learn about God.

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  3. We would love to add this to part of our home schooling day. We also use songs to remember things and well pretty much everything.

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  4. I would love to win this because the boys are *finally* starting to take an interest in sing alongs and so far they love the 'What's In the Bible?' previews we've seen on YouTube. Plus, unlike other Big Idea ventures, WITB and other 'Buck Denver' videos don't upset my delicate sensibilities when it comes to doctrine :P

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