How churches worship may vary from one congregation to the next, but Who we worship is our great unifier. The Word declares that we worship the Lord in spirit and in truth...
Encourage your church to invite their friends and share the good news about Jesus Christ. This video will remind your congregation of those around them who need to hear the life changing message of Christ.
"Easter Hope Worship Intro" will provide a powerful introduction to your Easter Service and will prepare your people to worship our risen Lord and Savior.
“Light is Born” is a creative telling of the Angel’s proclamation of Jesus’ birth to the shepherds to help make it real for our age. The Christmas season is the perfect time to be reminded of the day light was born.
This brief, uplifting resurrection starter references the multitude of angels absent from the crucifixion and the two sent to announce that Jesus was absent from his tomb.
Based on Psalm 138, this high-energy, motion-graphics mini movie starter is a call to praise our God and proclaim his power and goodness in full view of all the world
Christmas Eve is our last night of separation. Our last night alone. For tomorrow, we would witness the birth of Glory. Tomorrow, God would be with us. Based on the scriptures John 1:1, John 1:9, and John 1:14.
¡Disfruta de Isaias 9, la versión en español de Isaías 9 por Shift Worship! Un breve video de introducción, transición o llamado a adorar inspirado en Isaías 9.
The world tells us one thing about being blessed, yet the Word tells us something very different. Based on the Beatitudes from Christ's Sermon on the Mount in Matthew 5.
Welcome your congregation to church with this opening prayer of blessing. This worship intro asks God to move the spirits of all who are present, whether they are lost or believers, into their next steps in their walk with Jesus.
Close out your worship service by reminding your congregation of the church's mission given by Jesus himself. This powerful video features the words of The Great Commission as found in Matthew 28:18-20.
This prayer from Romans 15:13 is designed to use at the end of a service, sending your congregation out with an encouragement to trust our good God in the coming week and walk in hope, joy and peace with him.
