Films

We began our “As Told by Littles” series of films in 2016 to help families in our church to better understand the Reformation. We also put them on YouTube and Facebook and have been amazed and encouraged by the responses we have received from every corner of the world! (Read some of those responses below.)

Our movies about Katie Luther & John Calvin have both won Best Short Film at the National Religious Broadcasters convention. (Read more about that by clicking HERE.)

We are very excited to release our latest film about John Knox in October 2022. We actually had a budget for this project and we think you’ll be surprised at how good it looks and sounds. But it still has the same heart and fun of our previous films. You can go “behind the scenes” on this film by reading this BLOG. Plus, you can purchase John Knox in our SHOP.

Watch our Original Three films!

John Calvin

1509 – 1564

Martin Luther

1483 – 1546

Katharina von Bora

1499 – 1552

Testimonials

“I loved John Knox and William Farel's characters. So funny! The kids and I watched all 3 films, and I noticed that the comedy relief of each film is such a great balance to the heavy theology being spoken. It is needed, and so comical at the right moments, so that the films are not overwhelming, especially for my 8 and 11 year old. Y'all have done such a wonderful job making an humorous, engaging and theologically sound set of films! Hats off to you and all the actors. I think each and every actor employed for this work did professional quality acting. I didn't quite expect it to be so top notch, but each actor was extremely convincing. Blessings to your crew and hope to see more God Honoring films from your organization soon!”

My face hurts, twas a long time ago since I smiled with this sort of intensity. Well done, I applaud you and I shall spread this precious video to all the corners of Sweden. Soli Deo Gloria!

“My three kids and I really enjoyed them! Great job!”

My kiddos thoroughly enjoyed it and understood it! I'm sharing with the grown-ups too!

My kids are 6 and 8 and we just watched two of the three films. I’m not sure how much they’re grasping, but they’re absolutely captivated by seeing adults with kids’ voices. We will be watching again! This makes for a fun homeschool history lesson!! Looking forward to more!!!

“Awesome! I love your stuff.”

“Yes!! We loved the John Calvin one as well!!! Watched it here in western CO 😁 thank you for all of your hard work and talent that went into it!”

“It's so cute. The Gospel was presented. May you reach many nations. God bless you.”

My boys (9 & 12) and I LOVE these videos! The kids love the humor. There’s something innately funny about a grown adult with a little kid’s voice but when you add in some of the extra jokes, they laugh through most of it! As their mom, I love that they’re getting history in a way that they enjoy! Thanks for all you do!

You have such wonderful content.

“Awesome! I just love the fact that you took some not-well known (at least to me) ladies of the reformation and shared them with the world!”

“Cheering you on!! Can't wait for the next films. They are a blessing to us! We miss you too.”

“Strausbourg! Strausbourg! Strausbourg! Hilarious! Well done!”

“Our family watched this wonderful film at home. We loved this sweet retelling of the story of John Calvin. It was full of great biblical truths and solid doctrine as well. It was a good springboard for discussion with our children. They also found it very entertaining and funny! Thank you for all your hard work! I hope you will make more films about the reformers!”

“As always you did an excellent work on this film. Praise God!”

“My boys love the videos and my 6 year old is able to understand the reformation period better with them. Thank you so much!”

“We loved it! Thank you for producing such a neat way for both old and young to understand.”

“Thank you. It was wonderful.”

“It was so great! Calvin is known only for his pen, but it was great to learn much also of his life and especially at that basic level! The kids enjoyed it, they only said that it was too short.”

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