Exploring the Christian Faith
What motivates a Christian to fight against poverty?
Wess Stafford a President and CEO of Compassion International and an advocate for children. Stafford is the author of two books, Too Small to Ignore and Just a Minute as well as the host of the daily national radio feature, Speak Up With Compassion®. Compassion […]
How can we tackle the injustice of poverty at the very root?
Is there a Christian response to poverty? Why is poverty such an important issue to tackle? What can we do to help combat the injustice of poverty? Wess Stafford is the former President and CEO of Compassion International and the author of two books, ‘Too […]
How do beatboxing and Christianity mix?
Rev Gavin Tyte loves God and he loves beatboxing. In these two short films you can discover how Gavin combines his two loves in a way that helps him communicate the gospel message in a fun and accessible way. Click here to discover more about […]
What does it mean to be made in God's image?
What does it mean to a Christian to be made in God’s image? What did God create us for? How should we see ourselves? How do we get a positive self-image? Rachel from Romance Academy discusses what it means to be us! Find out more […]
What happened when Jesus went out in Peter's fishing boat?
Filmed at the beautiful fishing harbour at Lyme Regis, this short film tells the story of the miraculous catch of fish found in Luke 5:1-11. How would you have felt if you were Peter and the other fishermen? Would you have done what Jesus had asked? […]
‘The Lost (or Prodigal) Son’ is a very famous parable. It is the last of three parables Jesus tells about ‘lost’ things – first a sheep, then a coin, then finally a child. In the parable, the father represents God. The son represents the people […]
What does it mean to love God and love your neighbour?
What does it mean to love God and love your neighbour?
Jesus was once asked ‘Teacher which is the greatest commandment in the law?’ Rather than pick one specific commandment Jesus summarised the whole Jewish law in two principles – ‘love God and love others.’ In both the Old and New Testaments, love along with such attributes as […]
What happens at one of the world's largest Christian celebrations?
What happens at one of the world's largest Christian celebrations?
Spring Harvest began life at Easter 1979 North Wales. Around 2700 Christians attended from varying church backgrounds. It was a week of “modern-style worship”, Bible teaching and workshops about the relevance of Christian faith to everyday life. The event has taken place every year since […]
Gabriel's Story continues
Gabriel's Story continues
There’s a special place where I like to sit and watch the world go by. It’s a cloud on the far side of heaven where I can get a good view of planet earth. I like to watch the people go about their business. My […]
Mary's story continues
Mary's story continues
Phew! I’m glad that’s over! I don’t think I can cope with any more visits from the aunties for – well, probably a year. It begins before they’re even through the door. Oh Mary, they say. You look dreadful. And then the whirlwind starts in […]
The Wise Man's Story
The Wise Man's Story
My poor camels. I’m really not very good at packing light. I knew we should’ve trusted the star. The camels looked like they needed a rest too. But we were nearly at Jerusalem and it made sense that our new-born king would be found there. […]
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