Every July 4th we celebrate our freedom with picnics, fireworks and all things red, white and blue. This Independence Day, take a step back and reflect on what freedom really means to you.
An introduction to the parable of a sower who spreads seeds to plant his fields. The seeds land on four kinds of soil, symbolic of how we choose to receive the Gospel.
Freedom, liberty. It's something we celebrate, something we take pride in, something we have struggled so hard for and have so strongly defended. But true freedom, we don't have to fight for, we just have to accept it from Christ.
We are free is a great reminder of the true author of freedom. This pieces uses a cinematic score to walk us through the many freedoms we experience through Jesus Christ and scripture references to support them.
An introduction to the parable of a farmer who rented a vineyard to a tenant who refused to pay his share of the crop. The landlord sent servants to collect and then finally sends his own son.
Crayon drawings animate funny and touching real-life responses from boys and girls as they talk about the 4th of July - from how we celebrate it, to how our country began, and to the importance of the freedoms we now share.
An introduction to the parable about a shepherd who searches for a lost sheep or a woman who searches for one lost coin, so won't God search for someone lost to His kingdom.
It is scary how quickly we take things for granted. God gives us amazing blessings, but we choose to see them as mundane. Includes a bonus version with no title and a still image.
Many of us don’t make relaxation a priority, and when we do have time for it, we often don’t know how to relax. Does our relentless work say something about a lack of trust in God? Includes a bonus version with no titles and a still image.
