Here is our version – I played as God (not an easy thing to do!). We’re thinking to do a remake to get a better camera positioning to record though :(

Here is the video, embedded from YouTube:

and again, wish the camera angle can be better but I hope the video can still touch your hearts and realize how great God’s love is to you.

To find out more about the synopsis and article on the original skit, check out http://www.cbn.com/cbnnews/us/2008/December/Lifehouse-Everything-Skit-Draws-Millions/

We had a Christmas celebration yesterday (29/11/2009) at our church, Emmanuel Baptist Church (EBC), where a few of our friends wrote together a nice piece of song titled “Unfailing Love”. The song was written by Kalvin Hanjaya Ananda, Giovanni Julius Sutjiutama, and Jesse Wisesa Oey.

Kalvin also played the guitar while Jesse was the singer. Here is the video, I hope you love it as much as I do.

UNFAILING LOVE

This wonderful piece was played on a scene in the middle of the play. I’ll update this post once I’ve got our Christmas play video up on the web if you want to watch the whole thing.

Note: I searched and used the pictures from Flickr using the Creative Common Search under the non-copyright categories. So please let me know if your picture is somehow not being categorised correctly and you want me to pull it out from the video.

Here are the pictures that I used in the video clip:

Don’t forget to share this video to others if you like it!

Lisa, the owner of Christian-Single-Woman.com interviewed me through some series of questions via email last week. The questions were quite specific and challenging but they remind me of a few things, especially my main motivation on setting up this blog through her question:

Though you’re not new to blogging, please tell my visitors a little bit about yourself, why you decided to create a Christian blog and how it has blessed both your life as well as the lives of others.

The whole interview can be read on Lisa’s website at Christian-Single-Woman.com.

Sponsoring a child is not easy as it requires your financial commitment every month. However, it is not that hard also. If you can spend for $2-4 for a coffee every morning, then you too can sponsor a child!

I chose Compassion because the organisation is very transparent. On the Compassion web site, you’ll find all information that you need to know about sponsoring a child:

• How many percents of your money will go towards the child and how much will go for the administration cost.
• How does it work?
• How much you need to give every month.
• How to write a letter to your sponsored child.
• How to visit your sponsored child (if you want to).

Compassion doesn’t just sponsor a child through you but they also teach them about Christianity, about Jesus. That’s the most important thing. The children are not forced to be Christians but they will receive Christian’s education as much as the ordinary education.

Compassion also makes sure that your sponsored child writes to you a few times a year so that you’ll know how the child is doing. You’ll have a connection to your child and it will also encourage you to pray for your sponsored child.

It is truly a joy to see your child grows both physically and spiritually. It’s a feeling that you can never get/buy anywhere in this world.

If this post hasn’t moved you yet, how about reading my Good Samaritan cell group study resource again and watch the video below: