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In the Journeys with the Messiah devotional film series, artist Michael Belk discusses the themes found in the photos he took, which were inspired by the parables and teachings of Jesus. Use the films for personal or group study with the Guide Book.

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RSVP

“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.”

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Compassion

In “Compassion,” Michael uses the story of the “Woman at the Well” to explore the dangers of judging others especially when you havenʼt “walked in their shoes!”

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Best is Yet to Come

“Best is Yet to Come,” is about Jesusʼ miracle of turning water to wine at a wedding in Cana and a relevant and inviting Eternal promise He reveals.

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A Guide Book for the Films

Journeys with the Messiah’s new Film Series Guide Book was developed to take your experiences with Jesus to new heights by combining the visual experience of our films with the visual and auditory experience provided through our Guide Book.

In both, the content of the original messages depicted by the original Journeys images is greatly expanded. It is educational, it encourages, and, hopefully, it will inspire you by making it easy to share the images and stories with others. Find out more about the Guide Book, or purchase it today:

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INDEX & DESCRIPTIONS OF ALL FILMS

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In “A Step Away,” Michael explores the divide that can exist between God and man along with Jesusʼ instructions on how we can acquire immediate access to God!

“As for Others” ventures into Jesusʼ teachings on the “Parable of the Sheep & the Goats” — those He calls “righteous and unrighteous” and what makes them so.

“Best is Yet to Come,” is about Jesusʼ miracle of turning water to wine at a wedding in Cana and a relevant and inviting Eternal promise He reveals.

Michael delves into Jesusʼ teachings on money & possessions, the sin of hoarding them and how to invest them safely in your future.

In “Compassion,” Michael uses the famous story of the “Woman at the Well” to explore the dangers of judging others especially when you havenʼt “walked in their shoes!”

In “Daily Bread,” Michael focuses on a portion of the “Lordʼs Prayer” and how understanding Jesusʼ teaching on it can change our lives.

Michael takes you behind the scenes for the making of “Denial” while he presents an interesting perspective of the famous story of Peter denying Jesus.

Are Christians the only ones going to Heaven? “Embrace” explores Jesusʼ statement that “No one comes to the Father except through Him” and the significance of “The Great Commission.”

Michael provides an uplifting explanation of “Eternity” and why the end of the road (the end of life), doesn’t have to be the end!

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!

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!

Michael uses powerful imagery to illustrate God’s plan to provide for the world, showing that God has not left the world lacking in abundance, though there may be something we lack!

In “Life Savior,” Michael explores Jesusʼ teachings on how to keep from drowning in life when we “get in over our heads!”

In “Lighten the Load,” Michael “unpacks” Jesusʼ instructions about the amount of “baggage” we gather in life and what to do when life’s baggage is weighing you down!

Through the potter and pottery-making lessons, Michael explains Godʼs intentions for creating a beautiful relationship with Him.

Michael explains “Metamorphosis,” the supernatural process of nature, to reveal an even greater supernatural process that occurs in us through Jesus.

In one of the most moving films in the series, “Passover” reveals a beautiful Old Testament story of captivity as how it foretells the meaning of Jesusʼ last supper.

In “Quandary,” Jesus has a conversation with a rich ruler and challenges him over the issue that will keep him from achieving his dream.

“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.”

Have you ever wondered why God created you? In the film “Ragamuffins,” Michael presents a unique and inviting perspective of why God created mankind.

In this “flagship” of the film series, Michael takes you on a fascinating journey from the beginning of the world to the resurrection of Jesus to provide a practical understanding to the question, “Why do we need Jesus in our lives?”

In “Rest for the Weary,” Michael uses the events of his career to explain Jesusʼ teachings and what He offers to us when we grow tired and weary from life.

Michael uses an old lighthouse on the Adriatic Sea in Italy to show the characteristics of Jesus, the Light who guides our way through dark storms and sunny days!

Are you really saved? “Salvation” explores the indications of salvation — its promises and misunderstandings and what it truly means to “be saved!”

In this short film based on his image “Staying Focused,” Michael takes a look at how to achieve success by following the example set by Jesus.

Michael uses a quote from Anne Morrow Lindberghʼs book, “Gift from the Sea,” to help explain the way to peace by learning to be content through our life with Jesus Christ.

In “The Promise,” Michael explores Jesusʼ glorious promise to us when the world comes to an end as we know it!

The “Road Less Traveled” uses Robert Frostʼs hundred-year-old poem as an analogy of the road we must take if we are to follow Jesus and get home safely!

In the bold image “The Second Mile,” Michael shows Jesus on a country road with a World War II German Nazi soldier as a way to depict Jesusʼ teachings on forgiveness.

How do you win even when you’ve been dealt a bad hand? Michael uses Kenny Rogerʼs song, “The Gambler,” to explain Jesusʼ instructions for dealing with the events of life.

In “Vacancy,” Michael presents a barbaric instrument of execution to explore what is available to us when we “check in” at the cross of Jesus.

Michael provides a view of how to manage the process of life while staying true to its purpose and the stumbling blocks that can trip us up along the way.

“Without a Doubt” explores the factual evidence for Jesus and why it separates Christians from the beliefs of other religions on the evidence alone!

“You Feed Them” explores the brilliance of Godʼs plan to provide for the worldʼs needs through a cleverly simple plan.

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