Here’s where the phrase, “No pain, no gain” comes to an end. If you ever wonder why you might go a little crazy and weary in life, this short 4 minute video ought to clear your head and encourage your heart. It’s the gospel! Seriously. Happily.
One of the most hurtful deceptions that I have seen plaguing us is, “The Pogo Stick Jesus Syndrome.” Do you suffer from it? Take a few minutes and find out. It will help you and those you know who suffer without cause.
I’ve had more than my share of “knucklehead moments,” so I’m sure glad that God seems particularly kind to the sometimes dense, dull, and deceived. . .I could be the poster boy if there was a group. Take 5 minutes and see if you qualify to join.
Do you ever discover that your thinking has been generally dark? Subtly sad? “How did that happen?!” you might have said. It’s often because of what you’ve been believing and how it affects you. Take 3.5 minutes and see if this doesn’t help cheer you up—deeply.
Have you ever wanted to beat someone up for Jesus? I have. Find out what Ace Ventura has to do with it in this fun yet pointed 6-minute video.
A terrible mental plague amongst Christians is summed up by the confession: “I worry about how I’m doing with God.” Do you know that worry? Then this video is for you . . . and maybe someone you know.
Got 3 minutes? Here’s the question: What is the relationship between God-given direction and the role that rejection and torture play in it?
Got 4.5 minutes? You’ve heard a lot about being too loose or too legalistic. Which term best describes you, and what can you do about it?
If you ever fall prey to thinking that you’ve got to get yourself together in order to receive something from God (as I sometimes do), then this video is for you. Give 6.5 minutes to find out what God likes and why that makes life a lot easier and better for you.
If you want to know why some messages bind you to labor and failure, while others release you to rest and success, watch this. In my view, this is one of the best little messages I’ve done concerning how to live by grace, and how to find the Christian life promised to us: “My yoke is easy and my burden light.”