Mini Movies, Sermon Illustrations & Worship Videos
The Parable Of The Friend At Midnight
Stewart Redwine
The Parable of the Friend at Midnight explores prayer, particularly persistence in prayer. There’s no better example of persistence and faith than that of a child (Luke 18:17). Jesus even tells us to have faith like a child. The children in this video are irresistible. In fact, one can’t help but wonder how the father could resist the requests of his daughter … as she leans over his shoulder and begs him through her missing front teeth. That’s probably how God sees us … not as annoying people pounding on the door at midnight, but as adorable children.
$12.00
The Parable Of The Barren Fig Tree
Stewart Redwine
The Parable of the Barren Fig Tree explores the intertwined themes of grace, mercy, and judgment. In the original parable it is quite likely that the vinedresser represents Jesus—the one fighting for delayed judgment on the barren fig tree. So why does the teacher in this video (who likely represents Jesus) assume some of the guilt? Like many of Jesus’ parables, we don’t know how this one ends. The fig tree gets one more year, but we don’t know what happened to the tree once the year was up—just as we don’t know what the student in this video is going to decide.
$12.00
The Parable Of The Budding Fig
Stewart Redwine
Most of us fail to read the manual when we acquire a new toy or gadget. In this video, the owner of a new riding lawn mower is no exception and the result of his irresponsible impatience is disastrous. In an effort to race forward to the “end” (when Jesus sets up his glorious kingdom), we overlook his warnings that calamities must come first. This news, on the surface, is discouraging … yet it heralds the great consummation of all things.
$12.00
Love is a life changer. It can mend the broken hearted, comfort the needy, reach the discarded and change eternity. Love is God defined…the manifestation of His character. Love is what God has called us to be. This is love.
$19.99
Dads come in all shapes, sizes, talents and qualities. But the one thing they have in common is they were created by God. Each one unique, each one made with a purpose and each one built to be a Dad. Take a humorous look at eclectic world of Fatherhood with “Build-A-Dad”!
$19.99
Relationships And Seesaws
BeecherFeature Productions
How are you at balancing relationships? This opener compares relationships to seesaws in order to illustrate the complexities of maintaining healthy friendships and marriages.
$22.00
Based on the scripture Psalm 34:5, " Those who look to him are radiant, and their faces shall never be ashamed ". This mini movie is a powerful depiction of the worry and inner turmoil that many women face and the freedom that can be received through Christ.
$20.00
There is something special about dads. They have a way of taking care of things in a “dad” kind of way. Perfect to use as a Father’s Day service opener, sermon bumper or transitional element in your worship services.
$12.00
Father's Day: Answering The Call
Gateway Communications
This heartfelt video reminds us of the many times we’ve called out to our dads. From riding our first bike, to being stuck on the side of the road: “For all the times you have answered the call… thank you, dad.”
$19.00
We Are The Church
James Grocho
A young man realizes while walking into an empty church, that the church is just a building. He realizes that stained glass windows can’t pray for the sick, and the walls of the church can’t preach the Gospel. It’s up to the people of the church to be the church.
$19.00
Despite the hardships he faces, Noah steps out in faith to build the ark.
$15.00
Joseph: Potiphar's Wife
Genesis Film
Joseph rejects the advances of Potiphar’s wife and is sent
to prison for his disobedience.
$15.00
Joseph: Pharaoh's Gift
Genesis Film
As a gift for saving Egypt, Pharaoh gives Joseph a large piece of land
where the tribes of Israel will be able to settle.
$15.00
Joseph: Pharaoh's Gift
Genesis Film
As a gift for saving Egypt, Pharaoh gives Joseph a large piece of land
where the tribes of Israel will be able to settle.
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