Today, we remember the unstoppable love of Jesus. A love which led to the cross. A love which changed our eternity. Today we stop and remember His body, His blood…His sacrifice.
Our battle is not against flesh and blood. We make war in the spirit realm and we do so with folded hands and bended knee. Perfect to use as a service opener, sermon bumper or transitional element in your worship services.
As Jesus spent 40 days in the desert praying and fasting, let us follow his lead during the season of Lent with self-denial, repentance, giving, and renewal. This video uses powerful images and music to remind your congregation of God’s love and sacrifice, which should encourage each of us to deny self and make God first place in our lives. Prepare your congregation for the celebration and sacrifice of Lent.
Everywhere you go there is a need. In our cities, our nation and our world. People are struggling, addicted, broken and lost. If Jesus is the hope of the world, then His church should act as His hands and feet. It’s time for the church to act on the hope we have. To meet people wherever they are and share the love of Jesus. It’s time to meet the need.
He was a servant to the high priest and found himself on the wrong end of a sword. Watch as Malchus describes the events surrounding the Garden of Gethsemane.
We all experience moments in life when we feel God has forsaken us. From divorce, a medical emergency, or abuse, those moments can cause us to feel very alone.
This outreach-focused sermon illustration mini-movie depicts a wide variety of people struggling alone with difficult situations, with motion tracked text telling their stories. In the second half, their lives are transformed by someone who reached out to them. This powerful piece tackles themes of mentorship, small groups, recovery, addiction, and evangelism.
The reality of the Resurrection hasn't changed in 2,000 years. This mini movie demonstrates that the significance and impact of the gospel are the same today as they were back then.
Church, Bible studies, community, discipleship, etc. These are all important aspects in your walk with Christ, but what are you doing with them? We are called to so much more than the internalization of information.
If today was the day Jesus returned, what would He find us doing? The truth is, we should live each day bringing glory to God. The question isn’t; “When will Jesus return” - It is “What will we do until He get’s here”?
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