"What name could contain such a glory?" Created in partnership with Pixel Preacher. A captivating message for Christmas Eve services. Also available in Spanish.
This epic and powerful Christmas short film features traditional artwork blended with modern graphics. Scripture verses from John, Galatians and 1 John describe the wonder of Jesusí coming and the eternal life he offers. Excellent for Christmas Eve as well, this film is perfect for opening any service or event during the holiday season.
He is the one who thunders through the heavens yet whispers to our hearts. Who reigns victorious yet bows to serve the broken. He is God in the fury, God in the silence. He is Jesus. Also available in Spanish.
At Christmas, we celebrate the greatest miracle of all. The miracle of God coming to us as a tiny baby, yet a King. Immanuel, God with us, yet an infant. The one who spoke everything into existence laid in a lowly manger. This powerful video uses a stirring rendition of Carol of the Bells and 3d animations to tell the Christmas story. The Good News that is for all people, that the Messiah has come. He is Savior of the world.
This Christmas mini-movie features breathtaking views of golden trees illuminated by thousands of glowing lights. The text describes the beautiful radiance of Emmanuel whose light has dawned, bringing hope to all the earth, depicted with a nativity scene. Concludes with the powerful truth that Jesus is the light of Christmas as His brilliance spreads across the earth.
With candles and Christmas visuals, this call to worship invites your community to come and behold the one we’ve been waiting for. Our hope, our light, our Prince of Peace, the Savior of the world is born. Perfect as an intro to worship, an Advent or Christmas sermon bumper, or a benediction for your holiday services and events.
Prepare your Christmas gatherings for music, the sermon, or other important movements in your Advent services. This is the Christmas version of the best-selling “Are You Ready?” worship opener.
Things don't go as planned when a local church presents its annual live nativity. But in the midst of the chaos, we're reminded that God invited imperfect people to the very first nativity, and that He continues to use flawed people to do His work on earth.
