These programs celebrate the timeless teachings of the late Zola Levitt, one of the most beloved Bible teachers in America. Highlights from thirty years of television broadcasting are condensed into four half-hour programs that examine Zola’s early, mid-career, and later teaching. Trademark, on-location footage from Israel gives viewers insights into the biblical world and Word. (More Details)
With interviews and dramatic re-enactments, Jehovah’s Treasure presents the biblical account of the Ark and the Temple Treasures. At the same time, it uncovers the incredible mystery of tunnels that may lead to the very same treasures.
Nearly five years in the making and narrated by David Dolan, a long-time friend of ZLM and one-time Jerusalem reporter for CBS. Is history finally about to unleash its most profound desert secrets or will they remain a secret, buried deep within Jerusalem’s politically-contested Temple Mount? (More Details)
Dr. Jeffrey Seif remembers yesterday’s Holocaust and considers anti-Semitism’s rise in modern-day Europe. Though dressed this time in Islamic garb and not in Nazi uniforms, anti-Semitism is making fresh headway in the world, its current surge fueled by the radical Islamic fringe as it turns out the lights of once-Christian Europe. Jeff speaks out against this trend with a prophetic voice and calls individuals, particularly Europeans and onlooking North Americans, to resist the encroaching darkness and walk in the light of God’s grace and love. (More Details)
Zola accepted Jesus as his Messiah on March 14, 1971. Within several years, he authored a dozen books and hosted a live talk-radio program, The Heart of the Matter. In December 1978, Zola’s ministry expanded to television with Zola Levitt Live. From then until the end of his life, Zola produced over 700 hours of television that reached millions. This retrospective series of six programs brings you a few highlights of Zola’s work, music and life. Two 90-minute DVDs.
These two television productions, “Remembering Zola” and “In Loving Memory,” are dedicated to the countless viewers and readers who have loved Zola like a family member. Join us as we celebrate his work, music, joy in the Lord and sense of humor. Remember a man who lived to open others’ eyes to the beauty of God and His Word.
“Remembering Zola” is a one-hour television special that was recorded at Zola’s memorial service in Dallas, Texas on May 7, 2006. This retrospect of Zola and his ministry includes video highlights of past telecasts and special music as well as testimonials of tribute to a never-to-be-forgotten warrior of the faith.
“In Loving Memory,” seen on Zola’s regularly scheduled Zola Levitt Presents TV program, is a tribute to Zola by those who knew him best. His widow, Sandra Levitt, talks with Zola’s family, friends and co-workers in this special half-hour reminiscence of a man who planted seeds of faith in millions of lives.
