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What does Christ's resurrection mean to us today? This video illustrations proves that sometimes less is more when you really want to illustrate a powerful concept that is relevant to our everyday lives.

Make sure to watch the "TWIST" at the end! This hilarious silent film parable will show your group how the Kingdom of God is sometimes counterintuitive - The way to live is to die... The way to be first is to be last.

This classic, best-selling video challenges us all to think about how precious time really is.

Seems we have all kinds of excuses not to do the things we ought to be doing. Simple truth is... we all have Big Buts that get in the way of us consistently living a sold-out life to God. This comical video might just get everyone agreeing that it's time to "shrink the but".

As Believers, we know God is not a vending machine, yet many times He gets reduced to that in our lives. We seek after bits of God, rather than all that he is. The God-O-Matic sermon video illustration is designed to address this and encourage absolute surrender to the one that breathed life into us.

A chance encounter...a changed life...God's unmerited favor. This parable shows that God's love is unconditional, his grace unceasing, and his forgiveness readily available for each of us. Make those themes and the prospect of evangelism personal to your congregation.

This powerful video reminds us that In Christ we a New Creation and have a new identity. That our life is not based on what we think, hear or do, but on who we truly are:his child.

“Worship: A New Day” is an illustration that calls to worship and goes after the idea that with every passing second we are given a new chance for new life, forgiveness, and a new chance to worship. Every second is a new moment filled with potential to love and to effect change in ourselves and in others. A unique choice for your church.

In the fast-paced world, we all seem to have more and bigger things, but less of what it takes to live an abundant life. That’s the paradox and this video helps us refocus on what matters.