Pick a story
Browse the library — eighty-one episodes across nine books, in biblical order — or go straight to the films on YouTube.
For churches & schools
Bring the Bible's stories
to your congregation.
The animations are made to be shown — in services, youth groups, classrooms and events. Watching stays free for everyone on YouTube — and for congregations, we're building something more.
Show it this Sunday
Three steps, no paperwork.
Every episode of Bible in a Nutshell is free to watch on YouTube, permanently. Screening for a congregation starts with one message.
Write to us
Tell us about your congregation and how you'd like to use the films — services, youth groups or classrooms. A person answers every message.
Show it well
We'll set your church up to screen the films — and we're building a congregation plan around ad-free screenings and resources made for groups.
What partnership adds
Put your congregation's
name on a book.
Watching stays free for everyone, always. Partners are the reason the next book gets finished — and they are remembered in it.
Churches
Screening for services and gatherings, plus early access to new releases for partner congregations.
Schools & ministries
Use the animations in teaching and curriculum. We're glad to help you pick the right stories for the right ages.
Founding partners
Institutions that help fund a whole book are credited in it — permanently. Your congregation's name, on the Word, forever.
Translation partners
Help us bring the animations into your language and reach your community with scripture they can watch.
Asked by churches & schools
Honest answers, up front.
What does it cost?
Watching on YouTube is free for everyone, permanently — that promise doesn't change. For congregations we're shaping a dedicated plan: ad-free screenings and resources built for groups. Write to us and we'll shape it with your church in mind.
What ages are they made for?
The films are made to be watchable by families — hard moments are told with restraint, never gore. Every interactive episode also shows exactly which scripture each scene rests on, so leaders can preview quickly.
Is it faithful to the text?
That's non-negotiable. Scripts are drawn directly from the book being animated, quotations come from public-domain translations word for word, and dramatized gaps are labeled Imagined. Read more on the About page.
Rather talk it through?
We hold video calls with churches, schools and patrons — about screenings, sponsoring a book, or translation. A person reads every message, and you'll hear back from one too.