Mary and Joseph both have their eyes to the future, but about very different things. Watch as Mary struggles to tell Joseph about the future God has in store for their family. Part of the “Our Coming Savior” Christmas series.
When Zechariah finds himself unable to speak, Elizabeth has a hard time understanding how. But she has an even more difficult time understanding why and what it would come to mean for their family. Part of the “Our Coming Savior” Christmas series.
Visiting a church can be intimidating and even overwhelming. Welcome people to church by letting them know they are among friends and are accepted, cared about and loved.
"Where were you when I laid the Earth's foundation?" Let's turn our attention to the beautiful universe that God has created for us and reflect upon our relationship. I mean, He created all this.. and he loves US? That's insane, right?
Come let us sing for joy to the Lord our Maker. Psalm 95 is set to beautiful images of creation and energetic music, making this a perfect intro for a time of worship.
We are inclined to seek large, spectacular signs and wonders, but God has always revealed Himself through small, seemingly insignificant things. Great in the Small is a poignant reminder that God does amazing things with the smallest of moments. Perfect for services with a focus on faith and humility.
Imagine what our communities would look like, if the Church simply acted like the Church. What if we stepped out of comfort zones, shared our faith, loved people and invited them to experience the same God who changed our lives? It’s time for the church to step into its mission, live in motion and show our communities the love of Jesus.
This mini-movie can be used as a powerful worship introduction into your service. A dynamic way to start your service, proclaiming that your congregation is gathered as one body – young and old, male and female, from all around the world to worship our Risen King. Remind your audience that the Holy Spirit fills your room and will meet them wherever they are in life. Bring your church into worship of our great God, it’s why they are gathered together!
It’s not WHAT your job is that’s most important . . . It’s HOW you do your job. One day, your labors will be reviewed by God. You will give an account for your Talents, Treasures and Time. This mini movie is perfect for LABOR DAY or any time of the year. Based on Colossians 3:23.
Dad, papa, daddy, the old man… fathers have many different names. But, all dads appreciate a big ‘Thank You’ on Father’s Day. Use this animated Father’s Day mini-movie to remind dads just how important they are and to offer encouragement and inspiration. This video will make a great opening at the start of your church worship service or as a sermon intro at the beginning of your Father’s Day message. Bless and honor the men at your church this Father’s Day.
Fatherhood is more than a responsibility; it leaves a legacy. With key passages of Scripture, this video shows not only what the Word of God has to say to fathers, but also what the spirit, temperament, and fruits of good fatherhood look like.
Dads know it all. If you don't believe it, just ask them! In this video we honor dads by asking them what it means to be a dad. It works great as a Father's Day service opener or an element to introduce the message.
So what's the best legacy a dad can leave? A long shadow. Being someone his kids want to be like. Watch as the idea of legacy is communicated throughout multiple generations.
Dads can do many “manly” things. They can mow a yard, grill a burger, use tools and even threaten to pull the car over. But, being a dad isn’t really about any of those things. It’s not about being “manly”, it’s about being Godly. It’s about loving on your kids and leading them to Jesus. This Father’s Day, inspire men to be the the kind of Dad God has called them to be.
Holy week begins as Jesus arrives triumphantly in Jerusalem. Fulfilling centuries old prophecy. The people celebrated, shouting; “Blessed is He who comes in the name of The Lord”. In 7 days, Jesus would once again triumph…this time, over sin and