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Picture This
“Picture This” is a collection of short video clips for use by speakers and worship leaders to enhance their communication. “Meditations” can be used to lead a group into meditation and worship. “So, What’s Your Point?” can be used to illustrate the point of a presentation or talk.
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MEDITATIONS Creation
Abstract paint animation used to depict the Creation sequence
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MEDITATIONS Isaiah 40
Very slow series of images and animated text emphasizing the temporal nature of our fast paced society
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MEDITATIONS Isaiah 61
The prophet’s message proclaimed in an urban context with hip-hop
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MEDITATIONS Psalm 100
Authentic Jewish music and dancing accompany reading of this worship-filled psalm
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MEDITATIONS Psalm 104
Images of nature and civilization highlight the themes of the psalm and accompany a female voice reading it.
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MEDITATIONS Psalm 23
Slow montage of sheep and shepherd imagery
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MEDITATIONS The City
Images of the busyness of city life accompanied by frenetic music
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MEDITATIONS The Cross
Dramatic series of images of Christ and the Crucifixion
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MEDITATIONS The Potter
Very slow montage of clay being molded into a pot
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SO WHAT’S YOUR POINT? Definition: Atonement
Detailed explanation of animal sacrifice in the Jewish tradition
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SO WHAT’S YOUR POINT? Definition: Freedom
Model train used as metaphor for freedom under God’s rule
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SO WHAT’S YOUR POINT? Definition: Justification
The justice system used as point of reference to define justification as “being right"
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SO WHAT’S YOUR POINT? Definition: Reconciliation
The biblical mandate for reconciliation explained
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SO WHAT’S YOUR POINT? Definition: Redemption
An overview of the slavery system in place during Old Testament times provides the context for defining redemption
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SO WHAT’S YOUR POINT? Definition: Shalom
The biblical concept of shalom is explained
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SO WHAT’S YOUR POINT? Live a Little
The "good life" as represented in advertising
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SO WHAT’S YOUR POINT? Student Longing
Interviews of students sharing their perspectives, opinions, hopes and dreams
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SO WHAT’S YOUR POINT? The Facts
A series of statistics detail racism, sexism and injustice issues
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SO WHAT’S YOUR POINT? The Lamp
Stop action animation—A lamp’s need for electricity serves as a metaphor for our need for God
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SO WHAT’S YOUR POINT? The Tulip
Three photographers lend different perspectives on a flower’s beauty—a reflection on image
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