Noah's Ark like you've never seen before! A giant movie mashup of biblical proportions, this is an epic and accurate Bible story. Learn how Noah really built a giant boat, and took two of every kind of animal onto the ark to escape a worldwide flood. Narrated by Alexander Scourby, this audio visual bible presentation stays true to the King James version (KJV) of the Old Testament Jewish Tanakh. A compilation of various versions of the Noah's Ark story are re-mixed and edited to make one amazingly accurate tale which stays true to the scriptures.
Disclaimer: i do not own this video, credit to the owner. I re-post this video to my channel to collect different videos from the Bible to promote Bible Stories from KJV version.
When there feels like there is no hope... all the struggles and God doesn't feel like He is even there or listening.... yet He is there all along... He shows when we start to look and seek Him out... We wrote and directed as a group effort with our creative team... Grace Church Overland Park, Ks. Hope this provides inspiration for you today...
80-year-old Eleanor Baker is giving all the credit to God after He sends this widow to a diner to eat with three complete strangers.
Eleanor spends a lot of time alone. While she comes from a big family, not a lot of them live near her. So, this widow is used to doing things by herself.
One night, she decided to dine at a local BBQ joint in Oxford, Alabama. She was sitting at a booth when a young man walked up to her and asked if she would like some company. The young man was Jamario Howard.
Jamario was at Brad’s Bar-B-Que with his two friends when they spotted Eleanor all alone. He hates seeing someone eat by themselves, so Jamario took it upon himself to walk over and start a conversation.
Soon, all three of the young men were seated at the booth with Eleanor and they enjoyed the entire meal together. Even after they left, the kind strangers couldn’t stop talking about Eleanor. "When you make that kind of connection with somebody, it's hard to let it go."
And this 80-year-old knows that God played the biggest hand in this encounter. Eleanor said, "I think it was a God thing. I think God sent me there." She certainly left an impression on these young men and they’ve even remarked that they already feel like one of her grandkids.
Let’s hope that this relationship continues and others are inspired to step out of their comfort zone and take the time when God leads them.
This month we travel back in time over 4,000 years in time to study a society that conspired together to build the Tower of Babel. Babylonians faced many of the same challenges we face in today's society, most notably the move towards globalism.
The concept of globalism troubles many of us today as we worry about the lives of our children and the sanctity of future generations. We invite you to join us as we find peace in God's Holy Word.
It may seem that those who are the loudest are the ones with all the power. From the mainstream media to the downstream moral decay, the false noise of this world should not discourage the believer from knowing that God is still Ruler over all. And because of Jesus, we can #RiseAboveTheNoise in the way we stand for what is right in God’s sight. "No weapon formed against us shall prosper…” (Isaiah 54:17)
While the world is beckoning us to join in on the hustle and bustle of resolutions, the Word of God calls us to a resolution of heart that seeks spiritual productivity over physical activity. With so much noise around us attempting to drown out God’s voice, it is crucial for the believer to #RiseAboveTheNoise by setting our focus on Jesus.
"Know this first of all, that in the last days mockers will come with their mocking, following after their own lusts, and saying, 'Where is the promise of His coming?'" 2 Peter 3:3-4
It's time to Rise Above the Noise and witness what we know - Hope of salvation for all who turn to the cross and receive the Savior of the Word Jesus Christ. Fix your eyes heavenward and do not grow weary.
As Easter is upon us, the flowers bloom as the Springtime landscape comes to life.
Yet, with the beauty of what’s around us, oh how America has become fixated on death.
Today - yes even today - amongst this culture of death, we can Rise Above the Noise and be assured by His word in 2 Timothy 1:10, "Death has been defeated."
We invite you to watch the special Easter edition of Rise Above the Noise from Soldiers for Faith.
Visit our website for more information: www.soldiersforfaith.com
Tech experts sit down with Diane Sawyer to discuss why it’s so hard to put your phone down.
In this day and age, almost everyone has a smartphone and iPhones are one of the most popular models. While these devices can be incredibly handy and resourceful, they also open us up to many companies and their sneaky advertising tactics.
If you’ve noticed, it’s becoming more and more difficult for individuals to limit their screen time. From grown adults to children, our phones are tracking our habits to keep us coming back for more.
Journalist Diane Sawyer met with experts Matt Mayberry and Dalton Combs who shared some of the practices that companies intentionally use to make sure we stay glued to our phones. First, when you visit a social media site, the content never ends.
You can keep scrolling and more content will appear. “We never get that stopping cue. We never get the signal saying I’ve probably been on Twitter long enough now. And by design.” Some advertisers will go to great lengths to make sure that we are clicking on their ads.
The experts explain this tricky initiative. “Someone will design an ad that looks like it’s a fly on your screen or a single piece of hair. And you’ll swipe away the piece of hair, but what you’re actually doing is interacting with the ad and you’ve now earned the advertisers money.” All of this is in addition to storing data on our demographics for more targeted advertisements.
Now that you know more detail about some of the practices, will it change your smart phone habits?
It was a heartwarming moment captured on camera when this dad falls to the ground after spotting his Navy daughter at church.
It’s never easy when a loved one is serving in the military. But this is the reality that many families in our nation must deal with every single day. They are separated for their family member and must navigate the world without them for an extended time period. This means celebrating births, birthdays, holidays and more without a loved one by your side.
Even though we are all so proud of what these brave men and women do for our country, there is still a piece of our heart that aches for them to return home.
Jerome Mondy hasn’t seen his daughter in over two years. Jadiah serves in the United States Navy and she has been stationed overseas at a base in Japan. She wasn’t supposed to be home for another week, but Jadiah’s brother and mother decided to surprise their father in a very special way.
While he was dancing on stage at Divine Faith Ministries International, Jadiah snuck up from the side stage and started to dance right beside him. Jerome was so overcome with shock and joy that he fell to the ground. Then, he stood back up and gave Jadiah the biggest embrace.
You can truly feel the love and excitement coming from this family and it’s such a special moment between father and daughter. What a beautiful memory to be captured on camera. Welcome home, Jadiah!
Steve Mahoney, a biblical storyteller, tells from memory the story of Jesus healing the blind man in the 9th chapter of the Gospel of John. There are other inspirational videos at https://www.gospelofjohnstoryteller.com/ or https://vimeo.com/gospelofjohn . Steve is using the Logos 21 Version of the Gospel of John, found at https://www.livingwater.org/booklet/files/index.html
Join us as we document Chippy The Dog's challenging week. Will will be updating the journey of Chippy The Dog and his recovery soon. Will you make a difference? https://www.GlobalMissionForChildren.org
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