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

This tongue-in-cheek look and being a dad will get your congregation laughing out loud, while at the same time warming their hearts while celebrating fatherhood. A special Father’s Day thank you.

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.

Have you ever wondered why God established the Sabbath? Why he set it apart? No doubt there are many reasons why, but perhaps the most obvious reason is unexpected.

It is not the time to run and hide or sit on the sidelines. It is a time to be visible and active Christians. Paraphrasing Jude, Paul and Peter, this video challenges all followers of Christ to contend for the faith.

This hysterical sermon video illustration of children making a Mother's Day video card is laugh-out-loud funny, while moving at the same time. Enjoy!

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.

Encourage your congregation to INVITE friends, family and neighbors during the Christmas season. This video confronts the fact that studies show again and again that during the Christmas season more people are open to spiritual truth than any other time of the year -- they're willing to led down their gaurd and hear the name and good news of Jesus.

Pregnancy is a wonderful illustration of the season of Advent. Waiting, hoping, and anticipating that special day in which we celebrate the birth of Jesus -- the light of the world.