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Crosswalk.com: Is it okay to have desires? - Jen Michel

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Crosswalk.com: Can I have desires and still be obedient to God? - Jen Michel

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Crosswalk.com:Why is Christian community important? - Jen Michel

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BibleStudyTools.com: 5 Healing Bible Verses for You and Your Family

There's nothing like a little edification from God's Word to lift our spirits when we are hurting! These 5 passages will remind you (and yours) why we need to keep on standing... EVEN when we're in the midst of suffering!

Every sunrise, ever starlit night—they all prove the magnificence of our great God. And this incredible version of <a href="http://www.biblestudytools.com/psalms/19.html">Psalm 19</a> captures our awestruck wonder perfectly!<br />

The Heavens and This Beautiful Version of Psalm 19 Declare the Glory of God

Every sunrise, ever starlit night—they all prove the magnificence of our great God. And this incredible version of Psalm 19 captures our awestruck wonder perfectly!

Crosswalk.com: 3 Ways You Can Help Put an End to Abortion - Daniel Darling

No matter what community you live in or what qualifications you possess, you can make a difference! There's a whole lot of people out there that need to know "your faith leads you to defend the dignity of human life."

Jesus is coming back soon

promote the importance of living a christian life and choosing Jesus for life.

An incredible experience of God's astonishing love.

An actual true experience of God's miraculous and incredibly powerful love after an infilling of the Holy Spirit, truly a miracle.

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Francesca Battistelli - Future

This is a video I made for a song off of an interesting compilation CD put out by the Pizza Ranch restaurant chain. The compilation CD, called "Living Hope", is interesting because it contains brand-new songs that were created especially for the project, featuring some of the most popular contemporary Christian artists. The CD is a real bargain at $5, downloadable from http://pizzaranch.com.

This is a song co-written by Francesca Battistelli (along with Casey Brown.) At the core I find the song to be about trust, trust in God. He is in control, we just need to ask for His guidance, listen for it, and then obey it. He holds our days, as the song says.

Thank you, Francesca! Great job!

Episode 245: Seven Steps to No Regrets with Robert Rogers (Part 1)

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I Will Come Again!

Looking to the return of our Lord Jesus Christ.

"So when they had eaten breakfast, Jesus said to Simon Peter, 'Simon, son of Jonah, do you love Me more than these?'” (John 21:15)<br /><br />This video jam titled "Do you love Me more than these?" comes from a sermon preached by Reverend Dr. Vincent G. Artese titled "Do you love Me more than these?".<br /><br />All Christians can learn a lot from the Apostle Peter. Peter had many faults and shortcomings. But all of Peter’s faults were in his head and not in his heart. Peter learned from his mistakes and experiences and this is what made him the right person to lead the early Church. At the time of the events of John 21 Peter was discouraged, beat up, and worn out. He didn’t even notice Christ on the shore. He was considering turning away from Christ to go back to fishing again. In the same way our dreams and imaginations may never work out. But when things are not going the way you desire them to go will you turn away from Christ to the world? Will you turn back to what is familiar? Let the people of the world waste their lives, we must remain true to our confession! “Do you love Christ more than these?” Is Christ your greatest treasure?<br /><br />For more information about this sermon or our ministries, please visit: www.pilgrimspathway.org

Do you love Me more than these? (Sermon Jam)

"So when they had eaten breakfast, Jesus said to Simon Peter, 'Simon, son of Jonah, do you love Me more than these?'” (John 21:15)

This video jam titled "Do you love Me more than these?" comes from a sermon preached by Reverend Dr. Vincent G. Artese titled "Do you love Me more than these?".

All Christians can learn a lot from the Apostle Peter. Peter had many faults and shortcomings. But all of Peter’s faults were in his head and not in his heart. Peter learned from his mistakes and experiences and this is what made him the right person to lead the early Church. At the time of the events of John 21 Peter was discouraged, beat up, and worn out. He didn’t even notice Christ on the shore. He was considering turning away from Christ to go back to fishing again. In the same way our dreams and imaginations may never work out. But when things are not going the way you desire them to go will you turn away from Christ to the world? Will you turn back to what is familiar? Let the people of the world waste their lives, we must remain true to our confession! “Do you love Christ more than these?” Is Christ your greatest treasure?

For more information about this sermon or our ministries, please visit: www.pilgrimspathway.org

Meredith Andrews - Soar

Here's a video I made for Meredith's new single "Soar". She co-wrote the song along with Mia Fieldes and Full Circle Music. Very inspiring and comforting lyrics. The images I used were all of women (well, except for Jesus), since it's sung by a woman in first person, but the sentiments apply equally as well to men, of course.

Losing the Battle ?

Hear my testimony on how we are not losing the battle in the faith.

It's In The Word - Host: Ike V. Benjamin - Special Guest: Paula Sylvestre - 8.13.15

It's In The Word - Host: Ike V. Benjamin - Special Guest: Paula Sylvestre - This special guest is giving back to the children of her country an opportunity to live a better life.

May We See Jesus (Video Jam)

This video jam titled "May We See Jesus" comes from a sermon preached by Vincent A. Artese titled "Your Wrath Has Come".

They trample the Gospel of Jesus Christ underfoot. But this will only go on for a limited time. The witnesses are God’s remnant in the last days. There are few of them and they prophesy. They are true prophets, they are not those who practice divination like is so prevalent in the professing Church today. They receive power from God. They witness for Jesus Christ with the Power of the Holy Spirit, the power of the Word of God, and the power of prayer and faith! But the beast makes war upon them, overcomes them, and kills them. This is the climax of the growing antagonism and hatred of Christianity. The beast ascends and eventually overcomes them in the city of apostasy. The city of apostasy is described as Sodom, Egypt, and Jerusalem. Sodom is a type of religion that embraces and endorses sin. Egypt is a type of religion that refuses the Gospel of freedom from slavery. And Jerusalem is the city of hypocrisy that is willing to kill the prophets and witnesses of Jesus Christ. Although the witnesses are killed by the beast this is a false victory! Because the gates of Hell shall not prevail against the Church! All things are in subjection to Christ! And in these last days we must see Jesus!

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Fear and Anxiety in Sex and Intimacy

If you have a past or been hurt or abused, how do you remove fear and anxiety in sex and intimacy? How do you overcome painful memories and wounds? Can you still have the healthy relationship you always dreamed about without old hurts surfacing?

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Casting Crowns - Just Be Held

The song "Just Be Held" from Casting Crowns' "Thrive" album. Written by Mark Hall, Bernie Herms, and Matthew West. The message of the song is that our human nature leads us to try to do everything ourselves, "chained by our control." Solomon advises us in Proverbs 3:5 to "lean not on our own understanding", but we tend to do that rather than "surrendering" and "laying it down and letting it go." In the end the simple message of the song is "just be held."