Watch as Arlington Texas Artist and Jesus Speed Painter, Lance Brown, creates a beautiful portrait of Christ's suffering for our sins. This painting is titled "Prince of Peace" and with his crown of thorns he shows his love for each of us. He is our king! Thank you Jesus.
Painted Christ doesn't just paint Jesus. He can paint ANYTHING. Check out this super cool portrait of John Wayne. The coolest part is that he does it all UPSIDE DOWN! Amazing....
Jesus Painting Performance artist Lance Brown paints a portrait of Jesus during the 2014 Christmas Program for Cross Church in Arkansas. For more information and booking please visit:
Painted Christ performing in Ukraine for thousands all over the country. Lance Brown joined the Singing Men of Texas and Michael Gott for an Evangelical mission trip to bring hope and win souls for the kingdom. We performed 12 concerts in 8 cities. Over our 12 concerts we sang to 14,350 people. We have records of over 7,793 indicating a decision to become a more sincere follower of Jesus Christ.
This will take your breath away. Watch the story of the Cross of Christ unfold on canvas and then get flipped turned upside down to reveal the face of Jesus. Wow. You've got to see this. Performance Artist Lance Brown creates beautiful speed paintings that glorify god in under 10 minutes.
This video is the thirteenth in a multi-part series entitled "Healing Relationships through Forgiveness.” It deals with the twelfth principle. Principle #13 We must not keep records of the sins against us. When we have sinned or done something against another (spouse, child, friend, etc.), we have first sinned against God and must reconcile with Him. After this, we must go to the person we have wronged and ask for forgiveness. Now we move to dealing with those who have transgressed us. In this section, Dr. Jones shares the importance of not bringing up a transgression once it has been forgiven.
This video is the twelfth in a multi-part series entitled "Healing Relationships through Forgiveness.” It deals with the twelfth principle. Principle #12: We must view the unbelievers who transgress us with the eyes and heart of God. When we have sinned or done something against another (spouse, child, friend, etc.), we have first sinned against God and must reconcile with Him. After this, we must go to the person we have wronged and ask for forgiveness. Now we move to dealing with those who have transgressed us. In this section, Dr. Jones shares what to do if we have trouble forgiving those who are unbelievers. We must not view them as wicked, but lost and forgive them.
Sometimes we feel the journey of life is too hard; it sometimes seems ALL uphill. Sometimes, we as Christians, may feel completely too weak and full of too much fear, BUT, that is EXACTLY when we need to declare: "ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!" This teaching helps with overcoming the hard times and fears that seem too big in the moment. - I hope you find this encouraging! - Rev. Patrick Coad [email protected]
This video jam titled "Standing Afar Off" comes from a sermon preached by Dr. Vincent G. Artese titled "Standing Afar Off".
Self is the attitude or character of a person that controls them. In this parable both the Pharisee and the Tax Collector show a lot about the human condition. Self is a person’s conscious personality. Both of these men know who they are. The Pharisee sees himself as “set apart.” They were strict, wealthy, self-righteous and conservative. They sought fame and recognition. Personal consciousness meant everything to them. They believed in what the Bible said only so far as they agreed with it. They did not allow the Law of God to override their own disposition. What they needed was total heart transformation, but they put self above God. The Tax Collector was hated by the Jews. He was a Jew himself hired by the Romans to collect taxes. He was willing to do his job no matter what people thought of him. There is a big difference between these two men. The Pharisee was proud and stood by himself. He was afraid his faith would be tested. He wanted to appear outwardly righteous. It was all about self as the ruler of their heart. In the life of a born again Christian Christ is the center, not self. The Tax Collector was humble and convicted of his sin, but conviction must lead to repentance. He must surrender his life to Christ.
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This is a song from a wonderful new compilation CD called "Living Hope", produced by Pizza Ranch. The CD is quite unique when it comes to compilation CDs, since it contains all-new songs (except for one song) by some of the most popular current Christian artists. The album is a total winner. This song is one of the highlights. It's a very nice, if fairly simplistic, tune. It talks about how God can turn an empty and troubling life around by His grace and mercy.
I highly recommend this album. And, it's a total bargain at only $5.00. You can download it here:
This video is the tenth in a multi-part series entitled "Healing Relationships through Forgiveness.” It deals with the tenth principle. Principle #10 We must forgive others as we have been forgiven. When we have sinned or done something against another (spouse, child, friend, etc.), we have first sinned against God and must reconcile with Him. After this, we must go to the person we have wronged and ask for forgiveness. Now we move to dealing with those who have transgressed us. In this section, Dr. Jones shares how we can forgive others when they have sinned against us.
No matter the season, no matter the struggle, I KNOW I can do all things through Christ. And this powerful version of Philippians 4:12-14 just hammered that point home with big-time chills!
Cindy was diagnosed with lymphangioleiomyomatosis or LAM, a rare terminal lung disease which destroys lung tissue in women. There is no cure and it gets worse over time. Shortly after being diagnosed, Cindy received an email inviting her to watch Ed’s Story. Please watch and see what Cindy decided to do.
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