The first thing to note about this DVD is that it is incomplete: it references an accompanying Participants' Guide, which contains all the questions for group discussion but is not included in this package. The DVD does include a printed leader's guide, with an electronic version of the same, but these only point to pages in the Participants' Guide. The second thing to note, in a British context, is that the production of this DVD is very, very American. Philip Yancey's sections are fine, but a large part of this presentation is rather corney graphics with voiceovers, most of which I found grating rather than informative. The third thing is that the language used is very religious (again, less so in the Philip Yancey sections), yet the DVD is pitched at those who have read little or none of the Old Testament. This limits the people who might find this useful, I would think. All of the above is a shame, really, because underneath all the guff Philip Yancey actually has some interesting things to say about the Old Testament as a whole, and about the specific sections he looks at. There are better DVDs available to open up the Old Testament in an accessible way: the Faith Lessons video series by Ray Vander Laan also has aggravating production but with enough solid content to make up for it. Or for DVDs that open up the Bible to non-religious small groups you can't beat Rob Bell's Nooma series. And for religious, but British, small group DVD material, there is Jeff Lucas' Life Journeys series.