In this clever spoof, fathers discuss the importance of passing certain core values down to their children.
Are you worshipping work? This clever illustration is a challenge not to worship our work, but to use your talents and skills in the marketplace where God called you.
No matter young or old, kids always need encouragement and love from their parents. This video illustration highlights the power of the affirming words parents give their children.
Our work’s not the important thing, as long as we remember to tell people about Jesus, right? but what if your work was so bad that it ruined your witness? These funny illustration reminds us that that seemingly non-spiritual things have a big impact on our reputations as Christ’s witnesses.
From the creators of The Parent Rap, comes this hilarious and original music video that highlights the thrill—and reality—of the 9 to 5.
A humorous look at a couple with preconceived ideas of marriage that were based on their experiences.
Why do we work? What is the purpose of our work, which can take so many hours in our day? This reflective illustration shows how we are divinely placed, wherever we work. It is our opportunity to worship the God who made us by the excellence of our endeavors.
Every moment you spend with your child helps build their character and influences who they are becoming. In this poignant illustration, parents voice regrets they’ll never have.
At some point, every parent has to release their child into adulthood. This video illustrates that a parent’s character and how they discipline, train, and love a child greatly influences what that child brings with them when they leave the home.
In an attempt to motivate his “troops,” a soldier uses lines from famous movies and songs. His humorous speech inspires the group.
Before Christ, Mike’s conversations were offensive and his words were full of curses. Yet when the Holy Spirit awakened Mike to Christ, his life was radically changed. The differences in Mike’s life were so unmistakeable, it began to affect the people around him. This real-life video originally appeared in Watch Your Mouth with Tony Evans.
Rick didn’t grow up in the church and was not a Christian. His wife is a believer, and after they had kids he decided he wanted his kids to grow up in the church. At first it was just for the kids, but then he realized he needed to be saved “for him.” After he was baptized, his kids followed his lead and also accepted Christ. He’s a different person now and really wants to pass on a good legacy to his kids.
While working with high school youth, Travis noticed the positive impact that his words were having when his students started to be more mindful of the things they were saying. This real-life story originally appeared in Watch Your Mouth with Tony Evans.
From a young age, Kevin desired financial security. He decided to become a doctor but then felt God’s calling into the ministry. After several successful years, again, Kevin felt God calling him away from his “comfortable” church and to plant a church in a tough neighborhood in San Francisco. This story can also be found in All the Places to Go featuring John Ortberg.
Sometimes, Princeton compares himself to other performers, and desires more for himself as a hip-hop artist. Yet time in Scripture, accountability, and the reminder of how God is using him grounds Princeton in gratitude and contentment. This real-life story originally appeared in Watch Your Mouth with Tony Evans.
Jarid twisted the truth about who he was to gain acceptance, status, and identity. When the truth was exposed, Jarid found he had to walk a painful path to rebuild trust, but also came to the surprising realization that he was loved and accepted no matter what. This real-life story originally appeared in Watch Your Mouth with Tony Evans.
Doug owned a successful construction company and spent many hours selflessly volunteering at his church. In this real-life story, Doug shares openly about his conversations with God after his business failed, wondering how God could let this happen when he had always put Him first.
At 14 years old, Brian woke up one morning without vision. He wasn’t sure what to make of his life and what God’s plan was. Brian’s story is an inspiration and challenges us that God can use our gifts and talents however and in whatever way to build His kingdom.
Shawn was a successful actor, finding supporting roles on television and major motion pictures. Sadly, when the acting jobs stopped coming in, he turned to drugs—eventually becoming homeless and finally in jail. But when God entered His life, he found a peace like he never before experienced. This moving story can be found in “Better,” a Bible study featuring Tim Chaddick.
Jon killed his best friend and maimed another in a drunk-driving accident. Jon is remorseful as he wonders how God could forgive him or if God could ever use him after what he’s done. This powerful real-life story illustrates that no matter what you’ve done, you can confess it to the Lord and in His grace, He will forgive you and He can use you to make a difference.
Doug owned a successful construction company and spent many hours selflessly volunteering at his church. In this real-life story, Doug shares openly about his conversations with God after his business failed, wondering how God could let this happen when he had always put Him first.
In this real-life story, Jim and Karen share about her struggle with cancer and how their small group supported them during this difficult time. Jim’s men’s group also played a significant role in helping him deal with this trying time. This is a great example of crisis care.
Your work matters to God. In this real-life story, Dean shares how God is using his career as a FedEx lawyer to impact God’s Kingdom in a way that only he could. Dean is on mission for God as a new kind of missionary who sees his career as a significant avenue to impact others for Christ.
As Becket sought fulfillment through his career and his relationships, he found that he was always left wanting more—nothing truly satisfied him. After a chance encounter with someone at a coffee shop, Becket attended a church service where he met the Lord. He has been given a new identity in Christ and a satisfaction that he’s never felt before. This powerful story can also be seen in “Better,” a video Bible Study featuring Tim Chaddick.
As a professional football player, James played where the contract determined. When James and Mikki got married, Mikki put med school on hold. They discuss the tough adjustments in their marriage with constant moves for his football career.
Jose is living proof that love can conquer all. This dramatic real-life story reveals how 20 years ago, Jose assaulted an elderly man and instead of showing scorn, he the man showed Jose unconditional love. Today, Jose is now sharing with others the love that God has for all of us.
Marc’s father, Coach Bill McCartney, started the ministry Promise Keepers. Inspired by his family, Marc is helping his generation connect their direction in life to their passion in Christ.
Phil spent years hiding his addiction to pornography. Shortly after their marriage, Michelle was stunned when Phil revealed his shameful secret. Together they are struggling to rebuild trust in their marriage.
David Carr was the first pick overall in the 2002 NFL draft and became the starting quarterback for the Houston Texans. Using his faith to overcome the pressures, David has found a mission with his teammates on the football field.
Dr. John Barrington is an orthopedic surgeon who was searching for a place where he could give back, using the skills and experience God gave him. John uses vacation time to serve in the Dominican Republic by performing procedures that the people cannot afford. He talks about how he loves to help people and tell them about the love of God. His wife and children also serve with him.
Matt Chandler, Lead Pastor of The Village Church near Dallas, and his wife, Lauren, share how the Lord has expanded their faith and caused them to live more intentionally with the discovery of Matt’s malignant brain tumor.
Walt was an alcoholic and drug-addicted father who was completely transformed when he met Christ. His fulfillment now comes from serving the homeless and seeing their lives changed by Jesus inside and out.
Steve and his small group put their faith in action by reaching out to a widower and his children. How they reflected God’s love brought Richard and his family into their community and ultimately into a relationship with Christ.
How can you worship God through your work? CEO and Founder of Hobby Lobby, David Green, shares how he uses his God-given talents and resources in business to enlarge God’s kingdom and to serve his employees and customers.
Matt Chandler, Lead Pastor of The Village Church near Dallas, and his wife, Lauren, share how the Lord has expanded their faith and caused them to live more intentionally with the discovery of Matt’s malignant brain tumor.
Betenbough Home Builders builds more than homes. Learn how this major construction firm intentionally invests their lives and profits into their people and into Kingdom work.
Scott felt he was wrongly let go from a Christian-based company. He even felt his Christian co-workers turned their backs on him in his time of need. The anger and confusion left him wondering, “How can Christians behave this way?”
Rob lost his job unfairly three days before Christmas. Rob wondered how to respond when it seemed like everyone was out to get him. He struggled with anger and stress that affected his marriage. At the end of his rope, he realized that God was the only One who could save his life and his soul.
Rian is grateful for the life God has given him; content in his family, home and career. But he honestly shares that he’s lost the passion he once had in his faith. Rian’s candid real-life story illustrates the times when we feel distant from God and wonder how we can regain our passion.