Part 1 of a powerful short film. It is very easy to allow our past to control us. We allow voices to tell us that we are nothing more than our past sins and mistakes, but Christ has freed us from that control
Part 2 of a powerful short film. So many times division in the church is based on preferences. We can easily destroy what God has created and be left with nothing more than a broken mess. But what if God can use even the brokenness we create?
Part 1 of a powerful short film. So many times division in the church is based on preferences. We can easily destroy what God has created and be left with nothing more than a broken mess. But what if God can use even the brokenness we create?
Using quotes from respected historical figures, this video honors the values and virtues of work - both occupational and charitable - and concludes by showing how those virtues are rooted in the sacrificial inspiration of the Scriptures.
Using quotes from our Founding Fathers, this video leaves no debate that our country was founded on Christian principles, and even on Christ Himself. It is sure to inspire-and even surprise-everyone in your congregation.
This powerful video takes a 3-dimensional look at the sufferings (or the Passion) of Jesus when compared with the words of the Centurion, "Surely this man was innocent."
"On Easter weekend, 1963, Martin Luther King Jr. sat in a Birmingham jail and reflected in writing on the power of Jesus' crucifixion and resurrection. This short film artistically expresses the power of Christ on the cross through the poetry of King's own words."
Something that can never be said enough. This Father's Day, sit back and flip through an old photo album full of memorable moments we've had with our fathers.
Discovering the results of God's plan takes time - and with it, patience. This powerful video illustration features the music of singer/songwriter John Waller and imagery from the hit film "Fireproof" to communicate the power of God's perfect timing if we are only willing to wait on Him.
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