A Step Away
Michael explores the divide that can exist between God and man and Jesus instructions for acquiring immediate access. The story that inspired this image… People
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Experience Jesus Like Never Before
Step into a story where timeless truth meets stunning imagery.
Many see Jesus as part of ancient history, distant from the challenges and joys of modern life. Journeys with the Messiah invites you to see Jesus from a fresh and inviting view—one that vividly shows His reality and relevance in our lives today.
The images and the powerful, biblically-based messages reveal His deep love for us and the significance and benefits of seeking Him as the Lord of our lives.
Each image is also supported by an exciting video where Michael takes you deeper into the meaning behind the scenes.
As for Others
“As for Others” ventures into Jesus’ teachings on the “Parable of the Sheep & the Goats” — those He calls “righteous and unrighteous” and what
Best is Yet to Come
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
Can’t Take it With You
Michael delves into Jesus’ teachings on money and possessions, the sin of hoarding them and how to invest them safely in your future. The story
Compassion
In “Compassion,” Michael uses the famous story of the “Woman at the Well” to explore the dangers of judging others especially when you haven’t “walked
Daily Bread
In “Daily Bread,” Michael focuses on a portion of the “Lord’s Prayer” and how understanding Jesus’ teaching on it can change our lives. The story
Denial
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.
Embrace
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
End of the Road
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! The
