i was feeling a little trapped the other day in this churchy bubble and was thinking wouldn’t it be nice to one day go to a church meeting only to be thrown out and told to go for a walk, meet some people… engage in the world. See where God is working with the poor, hungry and the needy. See where God is at work with the kid who’s Mother has died of drug overdose.
Sometime i feel like a man trapped in a elevator desperate to get out.
an interesting take… i wonder what he does for number 2’s?
This video is about how a father sacrfices his son to save the passengers on a train. The son symbolizes Jesus, and the passengers symbolize us(people).
i have use a video a video in my worship a few times and a few people have asked me for i. It’s basicly looking at the truth of God upside down. i know im not explaining it very well but it hard to explaine, Trust me it’s really good. you can download it free from youthspecialties site.
i don’t know weather you’ve already watched this, but it’s flipping brilliant!
i wonder weather moving their building made any difference?
i watched this video wondering what it was all about. but it turned out to be really interesting. What would life be like if we could rub out our past. Would we still be the people we are today. For sum people there past was a time of growth and for others a time of loss. I know forgiveness has a major part to play in our past. But it doesn’t mean our past never happened.
you can download this video to show to your church at a site called sermonspice : click here
a mate sent me this and i thought it was a interesting point of view, i don’t think the guy who made it was a Christian, but still a challenging video. Cheers Simon for sending it.
heres a blast from the past, makes you think how much things have changed from when i was young and today.
tis guy is AMAZING! he’s beat boxing while playing the flute at the sametime.
I would have him in my worship any day.
Check out the new proost website, where you can download worship videos and buy labyrinth packs. click here: www.proost.co.uk
