A fun fathers day poem

Encourage the men in your church this Father's Day with A Fun Father's Day Poem. This light-hearted video reminds us why we should honor our fathers and leads us to give praise to our Heavenly Father. This video works great at the beginning of your service or just before a special message on Father's Day. Be sure to check out all of our Father's Day media resources.

Why We Celebrate Fathers

This video celebrates what’s meaningful about fathers, their ideal role in our lives, and knowing that the best definition of an earthly father comes in how he reflects the nature of our Heavenly Father.

A Very Special Daddy

Crayon drawings animate these real-life responses from boys and girls as they talk about their fathers. Both entertaining and emotional, this video is sure to be a very special addition to your Father’s Day service.

Free

Paul reminds us in Galatians 51 that Christ has set us free, but it’s very easy to fall back into slavery. This mini-movie, featuring the song “Beautiful Things” by Gungor, is a powerful reminder that we have been set free.

Fathers Inspiration

Recognize, honor and challenge the fathers in your congregation with this collection of inspiring quotes and music on this Father’s Day.

We Celebrate Our Graduates

Say "Congratulations" and celebrate graduation with this video of inspiring quotes from beloved and successful figures, past and present. In May and June, students leave high schools, colleges, and universities across the nation, ready to embark on a brand-new beginning. The commencement rite of passage can stir up mixed feelings, such as excitement and apprehension, both in young and mature graduates. Ease their minds with the words of wisdom found in these quotations.

Change the World

Christ's death and resurrection means that we are invited to join God in his plan to redeem this broken world. It's not just a wishful idea; it's a call to every follower of Jesus to change the world.

Fathers Day mini pack

Honor the fathers in your congregation with this contemporary collection. The media in this collection is perfect for encouraging men on Father's Day. Use this media during your announcement time or during a special recognition for Fathers Day. The collection contains 1 Countdown Video, 4 Motion Backgrounds, and 4 Still Backgrounds. Bring continuity to your entire Father's Day Service by using the different elements found in the collection.

What is your God | Church Media | Sermon Videos

 

Church Videos | What is your GodElijah went before the people and said, “How long will you waver between two opinions? If the Lord is God, follow him; but if Baal is God, follow him.” 1 Kings 18:21
 
What a provocative question for the church today. I imagine a powerful one to open a service or message series. Whom will we serve? The question should cause every believer to stop and ponder his or her own heart. We live in a world filled with obsessions focused on every area of life. They become more than distractions and could easily be defined as idols within our lives.


What is your God, is a dynamic sermon illustration video created to spark thought towards our own faith and what our attention is fixed on. Maybe not as dramatic as the stirring words of Elijah in 1 Kings but certainly directed at the substance of our faith. This sermon video challenges us to consider the reality of our obsessions.
 
This illustration tackles several common idols in our culture today. It begins with a passionate plea to consider that we all have ‘gods’ in our lives. The question is then posed, “What is your temporary god?” This creative piece then leads you through some popular ‘idols’ within our culture such as: music, vanity, entertainment, family, finances, car, possessions, job, addictions & self. The list isn’t intended to be exhaustive but to simply spark some thought.
 
Church Media is a powerful tool to communicate messages such as this. What is your God is produced by Jamice Ivie and was created to capture the attention of viewers. This sermon illustration could be strategically located at the opening of a service or message to provoke thought and prepare viewers for the direction of the message.
 
I love the style and delivery of this video. The music, apart from some super charged pops and scratches, has an inspirational feel. I especially love the question near the end, which encourages the viewers to fall in love with God again. The close of the video brings the focus back with a question, “What is your God?” Give your congregation the opportunity to ask themselves this provocative question.

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