This is a call to worship video geared specifically for Christmas services. This video reminds your audience, amidst the usual holiday traditions and madness, to slow down and reflect upon the wonderful gift of Christ's birth.
This video is an artistic take on how the story of the nativity might have read had a social network existed at the time of Jesus's birth. Follow this historical period as it unfolds as a digital narrative. This vignette is great for highlighting the truths and circumstances of our Savior's birth in a fresh, unique way.
Like the song? O Come Emmanuel, by Folk Angel, is available for free when you purchase and download the video from IgniterMedia.com.
This mini movie captures the beauty of the events surrounding the Nativity through poem, all the while reminding us what Mary learned so many years ago.
Poem by Dana Livesay. The musical track "Solace" created by Brian Wurzell and TJ Hill.
After Christmas has passed and the holiday traditions, stress and fun fade away, what happens next? Use this sermon starter to get the conversation going and share about Christ's timeless message.
The authenticity of our faith is always being tested, especially during Christmas. It's not just our words that matter. It's our genuine responses and actions that also speak to whether our faith is real.
We've all been there—caught in a moment, a struggle, a relationship that seemed utterly hopeless. However, these four stories remind us that nothing is beyond God's repair. With God, nothing is over even when it seems like it's over.
We often mark our pasts by the regrets we have. Whether its trials we encounter, the disappointments we endure, or the unhealthy habits we foster, we each have lingering regrets in our lives. We allow ourselves to be burdened by our pain, scars and shame forgetting that Christ came to set us free.
When inspiration (or the new year) comes, we create a goal or resolution that we cannot wait to accomplish. Often though, just a few days or weeks into the process, we abandon our efforts because we feel burdened and overwhelmed by our goal. This video is a reminder that any progress is good and that the hardest journeys are fulfilled by taking one small step at a time.
