Uploaded October 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this episode of the Homeschool Conversations podcast, I sit down with the Lamberth family—the creative team behind Five Solas Media—to talk about homeschooling, faith, and the incredible ways they bring church history to life for families around the world.
Five Solas Media family-fun and combines creativity, film, and gospel storytelling. Their mission? To remind us that the same gospel hope that sustained believers in the past still sustains us today. @fivesolasmedia
Troy and Melissa Lamberth, along with their three kids—Jackson, Madeline, and Owen—shared their unique journey. From their beginnings with Reformation Night at church to producing short films and launching a podcast, their story is full of encouragement for Christian families who want to grow in faith while learning history together.
In this conversation, you’ll hear:
Why church history matters for every Christian family
What the Five Solas mean and why they’re central to the gospel
How the Lamberths use kids’ voices dubbed over adult actors to make history both funny and memorable
The biggest challenges of creating films on a shoestring budget (and how God provides encouragement at just the right time)
Favorite stories and heroes from church history, from Perpetua and Idellette Calvin to Anne Bradstreet, Adoniram Judson, and more
Practical homeschool encouragement, including Melissa’s best advice for turning around a homeschool day: prayer and read-alouds
Along the way, you’ll hear direct quotes from the Lamberth kids about what surprised them most. Jackson noted, “There are a lot of Christians out there who don’t know church history… our films can really help people to understand it.” Madeline shared the joy of hearing feedback from families around the world: “It’s been really cool to see… Christians all over the world who like watching our movies.”
This episode is a reminder that you don’t need to be famous or have a big platform to make an eternal impact. As Melissa put it: “Every time we felt like, is this something we even need to be doing? God did send encouragement… it was so encouraging.”
If you’re a homeschool family looking for engaging ways to learn history, or if you just need encouragement that God uses ordinary people in extraordinary ways, you’ll love this episode.
Find Five Solas Media on YouTube: youtube.com/@fivesolasmedia
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In this episode of the Homeschool Conversations podcast, I sit down with the Lamberth family—the creative team behind Five Solas Media—to talk about homeschooling, faith, and the incredible ways they bring church history to life for families around the world.
Five Solas Media family-fun and combines creativity, film, and gospel storytelling. Their mission? To remind us that the same gospel hope that sustained believers in the past still sustains us today. @fivesolasmedia
Troy and Melissa Lamberth, along with their three kids—Jackson, Madeline, and Owen—shared their unique journey. From their beginnings with Reformation Night at church to producing short films and launching a podcast, their story is full of encouragement for Christian families who want to grow in faith while learning history together.
In this conversation, you’ll hear:
Why church history matters for every Christian family
What the Five Solas mean and why they’re central to the gospel
How the Lamberths use kids’ voices dubbed over adult actors to make history both funny and memorable
The biggest challenges of creating films on a shoestring budget (and how God provides encouragement at just the right time)
Favorite stories and heroes from church history, from Perpetua and Idellette Calvin to Anne Bradstreet, Adoniram Judson, and more
Practical homeschool encouragement, including Melissa’s best advice for turning around a homeschool day: prayer and read-alouds
Along the way, you’ll hear direct quotes from the Lamberth kids about what surprised them most. Jackson noted, “There are a lot of Christians out there who don’t know church history… our films can really help people to understand it.” Madeline shared the joy of hearing feedback from families around the world: “It’s been really cool to see… Christians all over the world who like watching our movies.”
This episode is a reminder that you don’t need to be famous or have a big platform to make an eternal impact. As Melissa put it: “Every time we felt like, is this something we even need to be doing? God did send encouragement… it was so encouraging.”
If you’re a homeschool family looking for engaging ways to learn history, or if you just need encouragement that God uses ordinary people in extraordinary ways, you’ll love this episode.
Find Five Solas Media on YouTube: youtube.com/@fivesolasmedia
Show Notes and Transcript: humilityanddoxology.com/learning-and-living-church-history-with-five-solas-media
Join Made2Homeschool for exclusive content and community: HumilityandDoxology.com/M2H made2homeschool.com/a/2147529243/KNcPGL3t
FREE Homeschool Planner Calendar: humilityanddoxology.com/free-homeschool-planner-calendar
FREE Homeschool Planning Guide: humilityanddoxology.com/homeschool-planning-guide
Year of Memory Work: humilityanddoxology.com/year-of-memory-work
Follow Humility and Doxology Online:
Blog humilityanddoxology.com/
Facebook facebook.com/HumilityAndDoxology
Instagram instagram.com/humilityanddoxology
YouTube: YouTube.com/humilityanddoxology
Amy’s Favorites: humilityanddoxology.com/favorites
This podcast and description contains affiliate links.
