Sunday Videos
Peter and John: The Tomb
It would be a morning unlike any other. Watch as Peter and John race through Jerusalem on Easter morning only to discover an empty tomb (John 20:3-10). This Easter video sets up your choir or congregation for the proclamation that He is alive. Includes an alternate version in Aramaic.
Work, Rest, Worship
In our day and time, many find themselves overwhelmed by the rat race. As our busy schedules pull us from one direction to the next, we ask the question, “Am I supposed to feel so tired and burnt-out all the time?” Well, the book of Genesis reminds us that God made all of creation in six days, then on the seventh day He rested. God didn’t need the rest, but we certainly need to learn from His example. The Lord commands us to take one day each week and set it aside for both rest and worship. This mini-movie will work great when you are preaching on the topics of the sabbath, rest, work, or during a service on Labor Day weekend.
Tis So Sweet To Trust In Jesus
Easter is all about God’s redemptive plan for the world. Watch this moving piece that illustrates the life and death and resurrection of our Savior. When all hope seems lost, God enters and everything changes.
Encounters With Christ: Philip & Andrew
Two disciples remember being with Jesus the week before his resurrection. A great video for the weeks leading up to Easter, and ideal for Palm Sunday.
Our Good Shepherd: The Life of Christ
Easter is all about God’s redemptive plan for the world. Watch this moving piece that illustrates the life and death and resurrection of our Savior. When all hope seems lost, God enters and everything changes.
Palm Sunday (We Worship You)
Use this mini-movie as a powerful intro to your time of worship on Palm Sunday. Based on Zechariah 9:9, Psalm 118:25-29, and Matthew 21.
Easter Morning
A moving retelling of the first Easter morning from Matthew 28:5-9. Works great as an intro to your Easter worship service or sunrise service.
He Rose
Your guilt, sin and shame were nailed to the cross, put to death, and buried along with Jesus. And though they remain in the ground, Jesus does not. He rose!