You’ve sacrificed and endured. You have protected our lives by putting yours on the line. To all the men and women who have earned the title Veteran, we thank you. Use this inspiring mini-movie for Veterans Day to honor all those who have served.
The arrival of Jesus was a divine and perfect moment that changed the world forever. For
thousands of years, the world waited for a prophesied answer to hope, love and salvation. God,
in His perfect timing, orchestrated the arrival of Jesus just when the world needed it. Let's
celebrate this Christmas, the beautiful and perfect coming of our answer to brokenness and
hope for salvation.
This letter to veterans expresses the gratitude that we feel for those who have made significant sacrifices to serve our country. Use this video as a heartfelt way to thank veterans in your congregation.
We are all called to worship. We are all created to give glory to God. We are meant to shout with joy and worship the Lord with gladness. This Thanksgiving, let’s answer the call of this powerful Psalm to give honor to the living God and enter His courts with praise.
1 Thessalonians 5:18 reminds us to give thanks in all circumstances. Not just on the mountain tops of our lives, but in every season and at every time. This mini movie ends with a call to enter into his courts with thanksgiving and his gates with praise (psalm 100). Thankful will work well as a worship intro, sermon illustration, message opener, or creative segment of the service.
Our freedom has been bought at a great price by the veterans who have served our country. This Veterans Day, say thank you to these soldiers who have sacrificed so much. We don't know them all, but we owe them all. They have given their time, their lives, and have been separated from family, for us. Because of their courage, we can live freely and worship God freely. This Veterans Day, we say thank you.
This powerful short-film works beautifully for the Thanksgiving season. Spoken word poetry, illustrated by diverse imagery, calls the listener to give thanks for all things great and small. For the good days, for the small comforts of life and the blessings we receive. And for the hard days, when life is overwhelming, when Christ becomes our strength, our comfort, and our salvation.
Let your congregation know of the chilling days to come with this humorous reminder to set their clocks back one hour in observance of Daylight Savings coming to a close.
When the whole family is distracted by their phones after Thanksgiving dinner, Grandpa does something a little kooky to get their attention. He reminds his family how thankful he is for each of them, and how grateful he is to pray for them daily.
