True love keeps no records of wrongs. This powerful story of love and forgiveness is based on the book of Hosea. It portrays the questions we face when love gets hard, and our responsibility to love like Christ. Use this mini-movie for dealing with human relationships (marriage, valentines day), or with God’s love for his people.

“Spring Forward Sunday” (March 10) is one of the most dreaded weeks for many churches as many people come in late.

One of the great stories Jesus tells is of the prodigal son – who left on his own, but returned home to a loving father. This should be how first time guests feel at your church.

Featuring music by Gungor, “Cannot Contain” is a reflection on how humanity tries to contain God into a nice, clean box. For centuries humanity has built great cathedrals and created pieces of art to point us to God, but it doesn’t take long for us to confine God to those buildings and statues.

It’s easy to say we believe in God, but often we live our lives as if we don’t. It’s easy to take what we want out of being a Christ-follower, as if much of the scripture doesn’t apply to us.

Christmas is one of the least challenging times to invite people to church. Use this sweet and heartwarming mini-movie to encourage your community to invite their friends and co-workers to church on Christmas.

The past can keep us trapped. This worship intro is a great way to start off any service dealing with letting go of the past and moving on toward what God has for you next. Great uses for New Years, Baptism, Easter.

It’s rather common for us to complicate the teachings of Christ, but at their core, his teachings are very simple. Use this encouraging opener to welcome your community to worship, and get at the heart of our purpose as a church.

Some of the most cherished memories fathers can leave for our children are the simplest: when we focus on nothing but them. The chance to be a daddy comes each day after birth.