This simple Mother's Day mini movie will lead your congregation in giving thanks to the Father for our moms and asking him to bless them in several specific ways.
"I'm not out here on my own. The Lord is my shepherd." Based on the much-loved Psalm, this worship mini movie encourages us to rest in the watchful care of our loving God.
This Independence Day, celebrate America’s Christian foundation, her ingenuity, strength, and the many blessings bestowed by God. Featuring a powerful message and inspiring images, this July 4th mini-movie tells the story of God’s work, through pilgrims and patriots, to create a new nation that would bring Him glory. As Psalm 33:12 reads, ““Blessed is the nation whose God is the LORD.”
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.
Cain and Abel brought offerings to the Lord but only Abel’s was accepted. Why did God reject Cain’s offering? This mini-movie looks at the principal of the firstfruit and why it's central to our giving.
Using emotional music and graphics similar to those found in children's story books, this video presents a powerful message about the Sanctity of Life.
With moving music and contemporary graphics, this Christmas mini-movie will create an atmosphere of worship at the beginning of your Christmas or Christmas Eve Service.
What does it say about the character of God that He would give His only son for us? So often, we spend Christmas focused on what it is like to receive this gift, but in The Gift of Christmas...
