I first heard this message by the late S.M. Lockridge years ago. This modern interpretation was excellently done by some former co-workers of mine over at Igniter Media.

Firewheel Church’s Student Pastor recently showed this to our students on a Wednesday night service. If you’ve never heard it before, it’s an awesome message of God’s character. Dig it here.

Home was not an ideal environment for Bethany growing up, but a friend invited her to church. That one friend was “literally all it took.” There, she began her relationship with Christ.

Perfectionism was a plague on Tad. Relying on his own strength to measure up only wore him down. But the early influence of a Youth Pastor played an integral part of Tad coming to fully rely on Christ.This video was rolled into HPPC’s 1105 Contemporary service.

Before I began working here, Highland Park Presbyterian Church entered into an advertising contract with a company that places spots in local movie theaters. The intended campaign was put on hold for various reasons but the company graciously allowed us to postpone our ads in order to revamp.

Admittedly, it’s a generic “we’re all about people” ad. While I would have preferred a more developed and targeted marketing campaign, here is our 0:15 sec. spot to run for 13 weeks before the movies begin at AMC Northpark Mall in Dallas, Texas. Don’t blink. You might miss it.

This is “helping the Church matter” at its finest. Every now and then you get to help someone share their amazing testimony of God’s redemptive grace.

Meet Anthony. Anthony was about as far away from God as you can get. As a musician and sound tech, he was on the road for years leading a life filled with clubs, bars, drugs, and alcohol. That is until 1992 … He agreed to share some of his story for our “Relational Evangelism” message series.

Seth Jones and I put together this [2:10 minute] roll-in that was shown just last Sunday in our 1105 (Contemporary) service right after worship, to set up the message.