This video Bible by “I am not ashamed” is a great tool that you can make use of during personal devotions (or what ever purpose you intend to use it for). I love it because these video clips help me to remember scripture much easily and quickly. It also allows visitors to upload their own clips too. Click here to check it out.
Best web sites for free sermon notes/outlines, sermon audios and sermon videos
I always like to highlight Christian blogs and web sites that I find seriously useful to me and my readers. In this post I want to share with you about best web sites that provide sermon notes and audio and video sermons. Previously I introduced to you CARM, VideoTeaching.com and Sermon Note Book. Given below are eight more highly recommended web sites. As for the screen shots – click them for enlarged view.
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Free video sermon illustrations from WingClips
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In today’s article I want to tell you about WingClips, a web site which offers you the pleasure of downloading free video clips that can be used to illustrate any sermon. There’s something unique about WingClips which sets it apart from traditional Christian media web sites. Some of the video clips in the web site are actually segments taken from carefully selected secular movies and documentaries. Just like a modern way of using parables.
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Receive free daily devotionals from word@work
No matter how busy I am – I never ignore to check my emails every morning. I know that most of you are the same. This is why I was thrilled when I found out about Word@Work.
Word@Work is a new online ministry that delivers short devotional messages to your email inbox upon signup. Each devotional is formed of 1 or 2 scripture verses, expository explanation, application and prayer.
They have a very simple sign up process. All you have to do is to enter your email address and confirm subscription by following the link in the confirmation request they send you in return. Once the confirmation is done you can receive one email containing a devotional message every day. Click here to read the rest of, Receive free daily devotionals from word@work
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