Michael teams up with the prophet Isaiah to show how sheep can help us understand that the “green grass” we seek is usually where it’s watered! The story that inspired this image… A conversation with a shepherd may help us to understand why Jesus used sheep as a reference to people. Like humans, sheep are […]
A story about a man, a wheelbarrow and a rope across a canyon illustrates the Biblical meaning of “faith and trust” and how we can gain safe passage across the canyons of our lives! The story that inspired this image… A traveler, hiking through the wilderness, came to the edge of a canyon. Seeking a
In “Lighten the Load,” Michael “unpacks” Jesus’ instructions about the amount of “baggage” we gather in life and what to do when life’s baggage is weighing you down! The story that inspired this image… Who among us is without burdens? From a delayed flight to a late mortgage payment, a term paper due on Friday
“RSVP” reveals an invitation to the greatest party that will ever be given based on the promise and warning Jesus conveys in his “Parable of the Banquet.” The story that inspired this image… While dining at the home of a prominent Pharisee, Jesus told a parable about a man who planned a great banquet and
Have you ever wondered why God created you? In the film “Ragamuffins,” Michael presents a unique and inviting perspective of why God created mankind. The story that inspired this image… When Jesus said to His followers, “To enter the Kingdom of Heaven, you must come as little children,” I just assumed He meant because children
This video gives you a look behind the curtains at “The Wedding in Cana” when Jesus turns water to wine, providing a look at God’s eternal promise. The story that inspired this image… Of Jesus’ many miracles, one of the best known is his first, when He turned water into wine at a wedding in
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The video Embrace, like the original image, places Jesus among friends of other religions. It asks, “Are Christians the only ones going to Heaven” and explores Jesus answer. The story that inspired this image… Jesus did not come to start a religion. He came to start a revolution — a revolutionary way of living through
