This is a Christian song called God or Money? It's about a question we all need to be asking ourselves: Who do we serve? Jesus was clear that there are only two options. So what will it be: God or money? The choice is yours!

This video covers most of Luke 15. Here Jesus exposes the unloving attitude of the pharisees through two parables - the parable of the lost sheep and the parable of the prodigal son. This is a video about the power of God's love and forgiveness towards sinners.

Jesus died for the truth and so did his followers. But they died at the hands of a godless system for their faith and love, BUT they didn't choose to take their own lives. Jesus calls on us to lay down our lives, but this doesn't mean taking our lives. It means giving them in loving service to God and others. When we do this, we will experience the kind of abundant life that God want us to have.

This video is a continuation of the Liberator comic. Which is an original cartoon story from the Gospel of Luke. This video covers a large section of Luke 14, including some excellent advice by Jesus about how to behave at parties and who to invite to parties, through a parable about a wedding feast. Jesus goes on to give some challenging truths about the cost of discipleship, which gives a clearer picture of what it means to be a Christian.

Every day, we are all faced with a choice: to either choose to 'gain the whole world' or to 'save our soul'. What we decide to do with our possessions, and our lives, will show us what we truly value.

The inheritance of the Human race, is to become the Sons and Daughters of God. However, to claim that inheritance, we need to give up everything we currently hold to. Are you willing to give up what you cannot keep, in order to gain what you cannot lose?

When people call their 'ministry' it is nothing more than just a name for pushing their own agenda. The ministry we're all called to, is to be more like Jesus and to get HIS message out into the whole world, so it is HIS Kingdom, HIS power, and HIS glory that prevails and not our own pride. Please watch this video and consider how we can all work together to fulfil that end.

Here in Luke 13:11-35, Jesus performs a miraculous healing on the Sabbath, angering the religious rulers. He also shares parables about the kingdom of heaven and gives a surprising answer to the question of who will be saved?

This video includes two parables of Jesus, one exploring what it means to be a faithful servant waiting for the Lord, the second (the parable of the fig tree) looking at the importance of bearing fruit spiritually. Jesus also reveals that the truth divides families and he talks about the importance of discerning the signs of the times. Are you serious about becoming a real disciple of Jesus? If so, then check out this video!

Insanity, as Albert Einstein put it, is doing the same thing over and over again, and expecting different results. So, why is it that we continue to place our hopes in political solutions, in religious institutions or in other leaders and people? The answer: insanity. But there IS a solution, to all of our problems, and that answer is Jesus' Teachings. The question is: Are you sane enough to put his teachings into practice?

In this chapter Jesus tells the parable of the rich fool, and teaches us the wisdom of storing up treasures in heaven, rather than on Earth. He tells us not to worry about food and clothing, and to consider the birds and the flowers. In doing this, we live by faith, not by sight. And we experience the true freedom that the kingdom of God offers.

In this chapter, Jesus goes head to head with the Pharisees who are all trying to catch him out. Whether it's rendering to Caesar, or what is the most important rule from God, Jesus responds with truth and wisdom, leaving the religious leaders speechless. Jesus goes on to warn the masses about the religious experts and their bad example. Finally, Jesus praises a poor widow who gave all she had to the temple treasury, in sharp contrast to the rich who only give from their abundance.

An apology (from the Voice In The Desert) in hopes of reconciliation.

"Hypocrites" is a continuation of the Liberator comic from the Gospel of Luke. It's an original cartoon story, covering Luke 11:37-Luke 12:12. In this passage Jesus gets angry, blasting the pharisees and lawyers for neglecting the love of God, by being more interested in looking good than doing good. Jesus goes on to teach his disciples about what real faith will lead us to do in practice - speak the truth.

So what is eternity? Can we have a concept of a dimension outside of time, space and matter? Can we bridge the gap between human understanding of science and religion? From questions of what is God is, to death and the judgement; this video explores how the concept of eternity could help to bring harmony between two very different realities.

Of Devils and Magic" is a continuation of the Liberator comic. The story covers Luke 11:14-36. Here, Jesus gives advice about how to cast out demons after performing a successful deliverance himself. Jesus also questions people seeking miracles as ends in themselves.

"The Most Important Job" is the story covering Luke 10:38 to Luke 11:13. It includes the story of Mary and Martha and the need to get your priorities right, in addition to how disciples of Jesus are meant to pray (The Lord's Prayer). It concludes with Jesus instructing his followers to "ask, seek and knock" - or, in other words, be persistent in asking for God's Holy Spirit.

This exciting cartoon covers Luke 9:51 to Luke 10:37. It includes some classic teaching from Jesus like "The Son of Man has nowhere to lay his head", "Let the dead bury the dead" and "no one who puts his hand to the plough and looks back is fit for the Kingdom of Heaven". It also contains the passage about the Rich Young Ruler and the story of the Good Samaritan, all in vivid colour and brought into the context of modern life.

Humans have always worshipped the creation more than the Creator. However, idol worship isn't limited to pagans. There is an idol in Christianity that exists even today! The leaders of the church say that this idol IS perfect. They also say that it is complete and was given to us from God. So what is this idol? Why do people worship IT, and NOT God? More importantly, why don't the Churches OBEY the Teachings of God's Son, which happens to be CONTAINED in this idol? Do you know what this idol is?

In this chapter, Jesus enters into Jerusalem, but upon entering the temple all he sees is people making money! The following day he returns to the temple and He causes quite a scene and rebukes the people for their greed. The Pharisees aren't best pleased, so they challenge Jesus, but when he flips their question back on them, they walk away in a sulk. Jesus also shows his disciples the power of faith when he curses a fig tree and explains to them how anything is possible when we're acting in obedience to God.

Protestants point the finger at Catholics for their use of the title 'father' in the Catholic church. However at the same time they turn a blind eye to their own use of titles for their own ministers. They also use other titles Jesus forbade when convenient to do so. Yet there is one case where both protestants and Catholics and even unbelievers, all use the same title to refer to one specific man, a title that Jesus only said should be used for Our Father, THE Father... i.e. God. It's the easiest command of Jesus to practice, yet one universally disobeyed. What are YOU doing with this teaching of Jesus?

This video exposes the lies that are being told about the Jesus Christians in relation to the Shakahola Incident in Kenya.

In April of 2023 news shocked the world when it was discovered that many people had died apparently by fasting to death in Shakahola, Kenya. The deaths were said to be linked to a man called Paul Mackenzie who had previously set up a ministry called Good News International.

As the investigation continued, authorities announced that more than 400 people had died, many of them women and children, and that there was evidence that showed that people who wanted to leave the group and not fast, were physically restrained and even killed by a group of "enforcers".

The authorities eventually set up a Senate Ad-Hoc Committee to investigate the Shakahola incident. Shockingly, apparently after months of investigation, they recommended that all foreigners belonging to the Jesus Christians and who promote our teachings and videos should be expelled from Kenya and barred from the country, based on certain information they had "been availed of".

However, in this video, we not only clearly show that the information on which the Senate Ad-Hoc Committee is basing their decision, is false, misleading and has been maliciously designed to persecute the Jesus Christians, but we also reveal that the defamatory paragraph can be directly traced to a Kenyan blogger who, in turn, may have received the information from an overseas source.

This is a clear case of religious vilification and persecution which should be thoroughly investigated, prosecuted and resolved.

Is Jesus for children? According to Luke 9:48 He IS! The greatest shall be the least in the Kingdom of Heaven! So let us be like children! This chapter begins with Jesus sending out the 12, then the feeding of the 5000, and finally, Jesus' instructions on how to be great.

In this latest installment of the Gospel of Luke, Jesus travels around & his disciples preach and show the Kingdom of God to everyone. Watch as Jesus challenges people to forsake their respectability in The Parable of The Sower and then shows his own strong commitment to God by forsaking the appeal of his own family. Witness Jesus calming the storm and raising Jairus' daughter to life amidst the fake mourning and mockery of his neighbours in this colorful rendition of Luke 8.

In this video illustration of the life of Jesus, we see John the Baptist, a prophet, being told about the miracles of Jesus, including many healings, just before Jesus declares that John was the greatest prophet of the Old Testament. Then he goes on to say that we must exceed John’s dedication to become part of the Kingdom of Heaven of the New Testament. It finishes with a story of a prostitute who washes Jesus’ feet with alabaster perfume.

In this chapter, Jesus sets the Pharisees straight on the issue of marriage and divorce. A young man comes to Jesus asking what he needs to do to have eternal life, but Jesus' answer is not what he expected. The disciples are astonished by Jesus' response, thinking nobody can be saved... until the penny drops. One night, Jesus tries to explain again what will happen to him in the future, but the disciples still don't get it, and are thinking only of themselves. And finally, on the way out of Jericho, Jesus is about to change the life of one blind beggar!