We’ve seen a lot this year. Hatred and division, acceptance and hope. Through it all, the one constant, has been Jesus. He has never left us or forsaken us. He is the same today as He was yesterday. Our strength when we are weak and our courage when we are afraid. As we begin a New Year, let us strive to be more like Jesus. To love more, serve better, stand stronger and care constantly. This is our calling…This is a New Year!
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This moving and powerful video asks some important and difficult questions. When did we forget how to love? Did it happen sudden, or was it a gradual decline? When did we forget the very foundation of the Gospel? For God so…loved. Love is what moved God to action. Love is what held Jesus to the cross. Love is what rolled away the stone…but we’ve forgotten that part. Without love, we are simply a resounding gong, a clanging cymbal, a bunch of noise. Without love…we are nothing. Is that what people see in us…meaningless, empty, noise? Maybe it’s time the Church…was more like Jesus.
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A powerful visual representation of Psalm 63. A Psalm of worship and longing. A realization that the love of God is better than life. A call to glorify Him with our lips, behold His power and glory and lift our hands in worship.
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We were not created to walk this journey alone. We were made to do life together. To grow and forge, to invest and hold accountable, to encourage and become more like Christ…together. We were made to walk the valley with those who are hurting and rejoice with those who are rejoicing. For as iron sharpens iron…so one person sharpens another.
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A beautiful opening prayer to begin your next service or time of worship.
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We worship an amazing Savior and stand in wonder of who He is and all He has done. Today, let us remember the greatness of our God and worship Him with our whole life.
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Today we worship a great God who is worthy of praise. A Savior who is high and exalted. Today we long for His presence and offer our all as a living sacrifice. To we stand and proclaim the matchless name of Jesus!
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We are like clay, pliable, movable…moldable. In the hands of the Creator, we can be changed, made beautiful…given life. The formless takes shape.The unrecognizable finds its identity.The meaningless is given purpose. From nothing…comes beauty. We are like clay. Each piece different than the next, given unlimited potential…In the hands of the Potter.
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Twenty Third is a beautiful visual representation of Psalm 23, revealing God’s love, care, protection and provision for His Children.
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For God so loved the World, you…and me. He loved us with an indescribable, unrelenting love. A love aimed at bringing us home. As a prodigal returns to their Father, so to could we return…to our Creator. Through Jesus we can have life…life eternal. This love shines a light…guiding us into the arms of our Savior. For God so loved the World.
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As we gather together, let us remember why we’re here. To celebrate, honor and magnify an Awesome God, Glorious Savior, Beautiful Messiah and Amazing King.
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This upbeat, high energy call to worship is a great way to start your next service or worship event.
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This visually stunning video is a moving retelling of The Lord’s Prayer in Mathew 6.
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Today we express our adoration to our Savior. We sing the praises of the King of Kings and give glory to the Lord of Lords. Today, we worship our Deliverer and shout from the mountaintops…We Love You Jesus!
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Today we gather to lift high the mighty name of Jesus. To sing his praises and make His glory known. Today we exalt our creator because He alone is worthy of our praise!
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America is a nation in great need of God. A Nation which has lost sight of the principles on which we were founded. Today we remember that true independence is found in our dependence on God. We humbly pray for God to hear His people…and heal our land.
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America is at its best when we seek after the face of God. We are a Nation in need of the arms of our Savior, the one place true independence is found. One Nation under God…this is America!
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Today we stand and worship our Savior. We give Him glory for His grace and mercy. Today we stand in awe of our amazing God and proclaim the mighty name of Jesus!
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Today we worship our Savior. We give glory to the God of all creation. Today we lift High the name of Jesus. For He alone is worthy of our praise. Today we glorify our Mighty God.
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Visiting a church can be intimidating and even overwhelming. Let your visitors know they are welcome, cared about and loved.
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It was a moment unlike any other. A night where the grace of God was on full display. Where love overcame the crimson stain…the sin, which made communion with God impossible. The creator, was longing for His creation. That night in Bethlehem, under a starry sky, Jesus was born. Our Savior, Our Messiah…grace in a manger.
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We were lost in darkness, in desperate need of a Savior. Separated from God. But God loved us with an unstoppable love. A love which cost Him dearly. For God so loved the World, He sent His only Son. That night in Bethlehem, grace arrived and changed everything. This is Christ the Lord.
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Jesus birth changed everything. This little child would carry the weight of the world on His shoulders. He is Emmanuel, God with us. Almighty God and Everlasting Father.
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That night in Bethlehem, a Savior was born. The Son of God who would take away the sins of the world. A Wonderful Counselor who would light our path and guide our lives as we live our lives surrounded by his grace and mercy.
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It was a night unlike any other. A night when grace arrived and changed our eternity…forever. For God so loved the world, he gave us a savior. Jesus…our Messiah.
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This powerful, scripture driven video travels from prophecy, to proclamation, to the birth of our Savior. Perfect for the Advent season, Christmas Eve or any Christmas holiday service. Completely remastered with updated color and a powerful, remixed soundtrack.
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A beautiful, short intro for week four of Advent. Part of the “An Advent Moment” collection.
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A beautiful, short intro for week four of Advent. Part of the “An Advent Moment” collection.
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A beautiful, short intro for week four of Advent. Part of the “An Advent Moment” collection.
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A beautiful, short intro for week four of Advent. Part of the “An Advent Moment” collection.
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As the school year draws near, let’s take a moment to pray and ask God to watch over our children. To protect them, guide them and give them the courage to live out their faith.
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A Dad is caring, a Dad is kind. He is a Godly man who is loving and wise. A Dad is strong and leads the way. He’s a shoulder to lean on any time…any day. Today we celebrate Dads and give thanks to God for the Father’s in our life!
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There are so many great things about our Dads. Lawn care, BBQ…threatening to pull the car over. But, when it comes down to it, the best things about our Fathers are the things that point us toward Jesus. Today, we celebrate Dads and give thanks to God for placing them in our lives!
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It was the day the Church became the Church. Gathered together, worshipping together, in awe…together. It was the day the Church was unified, touched by the Holy Spirit. It was Pentecost.
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Today we give thanks for a woman who has loved us unconditionally. A woman whose wisdom helped guide our steps. A woman who picked us up when we fell down. A woman who has been the light of Christ in our lives. Today, we give thanks for our Mom!
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He came to change our eternity. To bring life to the broken and hope to the hopeless. He came to conquer sin and death, to make a way back home to God. For God so loved the world, He gave His only Son. This is grace. This is love. This is Easter!
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The love of a Mom can not be measured. Its bond is unbreakable, its care is unending. The love of a mom is an undeniable treasure, a gift from the hand of God. Today we celebrate Mom!
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Last week we celebrated the resurrection of our Savior. We stood in awe of a Redeemer who has defeated sin, conquered death and changed our eternity. Now the work of the Church begins. It’s our time to share Jesus with those around us. To let them know they are loved. To show them there is hope in the midst of hopelessness and light in the midst of darkness. It’s time to climb the mountaintops and proclaim… in one loud voice…He is risen. He is risen indeed!
