H here are three excellent Christian film productions, that I personally have challenged my life. Those films are: "First Fruits", "Beyond the Next Mountain" and "Time Changer."
L at first is based on the missionary history of the Moravians, the second in the life of Rochunga Pudaite and the third is a fiction film with a message today.
L and encourage them to acquire these products and the enjoyment with his family, brothers of the church and anyone who values \u200b\u200bthe good of Christian cinema.
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| History of The Moravian |
Synopsis of the film: "The First Fruits"
E l Protestantism proved slow to launch a global missionary work, but a small community led the charge.
A he start of the 1700, under the dynamic leadership of Count Zinzendorf, the Moravians sent out more missionaries in twenty years than all other Protestants in 200 years that followed.
E No First Fruits, you share the struggles of this community in its efforts to reach distant locations and tested the gospel. You will see the first two young men who were missionaries among the slaves of Saint Thomas, and were willing to be slaves themselves if necessary as long as the gospel. It's a fascinating film that surrounds issues touching the end of time.
E No First Fruits, you share the struggles of this community in its efforts to reach distant locations and tested the gospel. You will see the first two young men who were missionaries among the slaves of Saint Thomas, and were willing to be slaves themselves if necessary as long as the gospel. It's a fascinating film that surrounds issues touching the end of time.
Synopsis of the film: "Beyond the Next Mountain"
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| Rochunga History Pudaite |
A t the end of the nineteenth century the British saw the Hmar tribe of headhunters as the most feared of the northeastern part of India. In 1910, a copy of the Gospel of St. John fell into the hands of a man from the Hmar tribe. This little book changed the fate of the Hmar tribe forever.
ou see the impact that distributed Bibles ministries worldwide. Through this copy of the Gospel of John, Chawnga, Pudaite Rochunga father, understood that could have "a new life in Christ." Chawnga and many tribesmen 'left their way of life to follow Christ. "
fter D conversion, Chawnga trusted that God would use her son Rochunga to bring the Scriptures to the Hmar tribe in their own language. Beyond the Mountain is the story of the pilgrimage of Rochunga and his desire to devote himself completely to God. The original film won Silver for the Angel Award. The filming was done in India, Hawaii, Scotland, and the United States. We trust that your family will love this film beautiful and exciting.
U us years after his conversion God touched the heart of Rochunga and his wife with the burden of carrying the 'new life in Christ 'to everyone, not just the Hmar tribe. This couple decided to establish the organization Bibles For All the World in 1973.
Synopsis of the film: "The Time Changer"
E n the year 1980, Professor Russell Carlisle (D. David Morin) Biblical scholar, wrote a manuscript entitled "Carrier of time. " Dr. Anderson (Gavin McLeod) believes that what Carlisle has written could affect future generations.
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| End Times |
U Sando's machine time in secret, Anderson sends Carlisle in time 100 years into the future, giving an idea of \u200b\u200bthe potential impact of their discovery in the new generations.
P ara end, I invite you to read the Christian comics: "Theophilus", which is the end of it my blog and change their content every Friday at noon.
V ale noted that the stories of "Theophilus", has biblical support and messages based on the daily living, which challenges us to live a full life for the Lord, family and society.
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