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.
Stuart recounts a busy night when he had no room for a young couple, but let them stay in the barn. He talks with a traveler, a shepherd, and a wise man (all of whom saw a star above his barn) and eventually realizes that the Messiah has been born there.
Can you imagine what you'd do with an extra hour? Tommy and Eddie dream big, contemplating everything from Revolutionary War cosplay to skiing the Alps. This hilarious video is a perfect reminder to your congregation to fall back on Daylight Saving Time.
This fun, quirky invite video features brightly colored text message bubbles and describes the changes you can make with just 46 characters: your home, your relationship status, your vehicle, or just about anything! Toward the end, it encourages the viewer to try using 46 characters to change someone’s life with these words “Hey, want to come with me to church this week?”
He knew there was only room for one king. Watch as Herod meets with three wisemen and schemes to use their information to further secure his throne. Part of the “Our Coming Savior” Christmas series.
There's nothing like becoming a parent to give you perspective and appreciation for all of your parent’s sacrifices through the years. “Parenting is Hard" is a comical, yet heartfelt, apology and expression of gratitude that's perfect for messages on family and parenting, or to promote parenting small groups or workshops.
Inviting friends or neighbors to Church is great, but you have to do it the right way. Watch as Floyd Gobbler demonstrates that he will Say Anything to extend an invitation.
The diminutive Zacchaeus tells the tale of when Jesus came to town.
This hilarious video imagines what it might have been like had there been radio call-in shows during the time of Jesus’ public ministry.
The Samaritan Woman tells the story of her face-to-face meeting with Jesus.
This hilarious video imagines what it might have been like had there been radio call-in shows during the time of Jesus’ public ministry.
The first mate on Peter’s boat reports on their most famous passenger, Jesus.
This hilarious video imagines what it might have been like had there been radio call-in shows during the time of Jesus’ public ministry.
