Mid-Week Stuff

Two teenagers attempt to start a business using Biblical themes for children’s birthday parties. Will they pick the right stories? 

Length: 4:21 | Format: 1920 x 1080 MP4

Set inside a local church lost and found closet, a myriad of ‘lost’ objects philosophically discuss what it means to be lost. 

Length: 2:29 | Format: 1920 x 1080 MP4

Two teenagers find themselves lost in the woods. Brian is a young man struggling to find his place in life and feels “lost.” As the two talk about the things that truly matter in life, we are encouraged to remember that God alone is faithful. Remembering the promises of God will help us in the moments we feel lost. 

Length: 4:30 | Format: 1920 x 1080 MP4

In the beginning. Divine creativity at work. First This illustrates the story of creation from Genesis 1 with visuals reflecting the beauty, majesty, and ultimate creativity of our God. 

Length: 6:19 | Format: 1920 x 1080 MP4

Around the world, there are over 1 million lost or unclaimed bags each year. Using luggage as a metaphor for our lives in this busy world, we learn that unlike all of those lost bags, we are unique and identifiable to our Heavenly Father. Although at times we may feel damaged, lost, or forgotten, we serve a God who knows us intimately and we are His prized possession. 

Length: 3:28 | Format: 1920 x 1080 MP4

Using a tandem bicycle as a metaphor for the Christian life, Jackson breaks down the meaning of life by reminding us that Jesus should sit in the front, guiding us where we need to go. 

Length: 2:43 | Format: 1920 x 1080 MP4

The Throw and Tell Game Ball is an inflatable ball with fun prompts that can be used as an ice-breaker, game, message illustration, or lesson starter.

The ironic call of God is that to ultimately find our life, we must lose it first. Not only does this sound a little wild, but it begs the question “How do we die to ourselves” or “walk the plank”, practically? In this series, we’ll explore real-life, examples of men and women throughout the pages of Scripture who “Died to Themselves” and explore their “Death Moment” which will give us clues into what areas in our own lives we need to lay down at the feet of Jesus.