Uplifting Faith In Jesus

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  • Turn your face towards the son let the devils get behind you

  • Gods Fire Feels Like a Fathers Hug

    Fire in the Bible isn’t always about judgment or fear. Sometimes, it’s about comfort, warmth, and love—just like the feeling of a father’s hug to his child. In this short video, we reflect on the gentle, comforting side of God’s fire. When you put your faith in Jesus, something amazing happens: you become a child of God. And just like any good father, God wraps you in His warmth, His love, and His protection.

    Yes, fire can be powerful—but in the hands of our loving Father, that fire becomes a source of security and peace. It lights our way in the darkness. It warms our hearts when life feels cold. And it reminds us that we’re not alone. God is with us. He’s near. And He loves us deeply.

    The Bible says in John 1:12, “Yet to all who did receive him, to those who believed in his name, he gave the right to become children of God.” That promise is for you. When you choose to follow Jesus, you’re no longer just trying to survive life on your own—you’re walking with a Father who will never leave you.

    In this video, you’ll be reminded that God’s fire is not just a symbol of power—it’s a picture of His presence. So if you’re feeling distant, cold, or unsure, draw near to Him. Let His fire comfort you. Let His love fill your heart. Let His presence be your peace.

    Stay close to the fire.
    Stay close to the Father.
    You are His child.

    Watch now and be encouraged.
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  • I Need You Now More Than Ever Forrest Frank

    “Oh Lord, I need You now more than ever. Would You put my heart back together?”

    These powerful lyrics from Forrest Frank echo the cry of so many hearts—those who have reached the end of themselves and discovered that the world cannot satisfy the deepest longings of the soul. This YouTube Short captures that raw, honest moment when we finally realize: we need God more than anything else.

    In a world full of distractions, noise, and temporary solutions, many of us search endlessly—chasing success, relationships, approval, or escape. But eventually, that pursuit leaves us tired, broken, and empty. As the song says, “I searched the world ’til my head hurt, just to find out Your way’s better.”

    This video is a reminder that God’s way truly is better. He doesn’t just repair us—He restores us. He doesn’t just patch up a broken heart—He makes it whole. No matter how far you’ve wandered, how deep your wounds, or how long you’ve searched, God is still there, ready to welcome you back with love and grace.

    Let this Short encourage you to pause, breathe, and turn your heart toward the One who brings true peace and healing. God hears your cry. He sees your pain. And His arms are open wide.

    If you’re feeling lost, weary, or broken, you’re not alone. Jesus is near—and He is more than enough.

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  • Faith Grows Like a Garden Plant Trust Wait

    Faith is a journey—a process that takes time, patience, and trust. In this short video, we explore how faith is like gardening. Just as a gardener plants seeds in the soil and trusts that growth will come, so we must plant the seeds of God’s Word in our hearts and wait with hope. The results don’t always show up right away, but as we continue to seek God and water our faith through prayer, Scripture, and obedience, we begin to see growth.

    Spiritual growth doesn’t happen overnight. It takes seasons—some dry, some rainy, some hard, and some full of sunshine. But every season has a purpose in God’s plan. Just like plants must be rooted deeply to stand strong in the wind, our faith must be rooted in Christ so we can stand firm in the face of life’s storms.

    Colossians 2:6-7 (NIV) says, “So then, just as you received Christ Jesus as Lord, continue to live your lives in him, rooted and built up in him, strengthened in the faith as you were taught, and overflowing with thankfulness.”

    This video reminds us that even when we don’t see immediate results, God is still at work beneath the surface. Your trust in Him is not wasted. The seed you planted in faith will grow in His perfect timing.

    Let this be an encouragement to keep going. Keep praying. Keep trusting. Keep watering the garden of your faith. Because in due season, you will reap a harvest if you do not give up (Galatians 6:9).

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  • Born Again Water amp Spirit

    In John 3:3, Jesus tells Nicodemus, “Very truly I tell you, no one can see the kingdom of God unless they are born again.” This powerful statement wasn’t just meant for Nicodemus—it’s for every one of us. To be born again means experiencing a spiritual transformation that only God can bring. It’s not about turning over a new leaf or trying harder to be good. It’s about surrendering to Jesus, receiving His Spirit, and allowing Him to make us new from the inside out.

    Jesus continues in John 3:5, saying, “Very truly I tell you, no one can enter the kingdom of God unless they are born of water and the Spirit.” This reminds us that salvation isn’t just an emotional experience or a ritual—it’s a true spiritual rebirth. Being “born of water” points to repentance and cleansing, while being “born of the Spirit” points to the life-giving transformation that comes through the Holy Spirit.

    In this short, we reflect on the truth that new life in Christ is available to all who believe. No matter your past, your struggles, or your doubts—God is ready to make you new. But the invitation requires a response: Will you believe? Will you be born again?

    This message is at the heart of the Gospel. It’s not about religion—it’s about relationship. It’s about stepping into the light, leaving behind the darkness, and allowing God’s Spirit to lead your life.

    Let this video remind you: You must be born again to truly see and enter the Kingdom of God.

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  • Resurrection Power in His Name Stand in Your Love

    There is a power greater than fear, greater than shame, greater than anything that tries to hold us down—and that power is found in the name of Jesus. This Short features the powerful lyrics from “Stand In Your Love” by Tasha Layton:
    “There’s power that can empty out a grave. There’s resurrection power that can save. There’s power in Your name, power in Your name.”

    These words remind us that no matter what we face, no matter how dark or hopeless things may seem, there is hope. The same power that raised Jesus from the dead lives in us (Romans 8:11). That power can bring life where there once was death, joy where there once was sorrow, and victory where there once was defeat.

    When we stand in God’s love, we are standing in the most unshakable foundation there is. His love casts out fear (1 John 4:18), strengthens the weak, and holds firm in the middle of every storm. Whether you’re going through a season of grief, anxiety, doubt, or pain—take heart. God’s love is not just a feeling; it’s a force that transforms, heals, and restores.

    Tasha Layton’s worship anthem isn’t just a song—it’s a declaration. A bold stand against fear. A reminder that our foundation isn’t built on our circumstances, but on God’s eternal, unchanging love.

    Let this Short be your encouragement today. You are not alone. You are not forgotten. There is resurrection power in His name, and when you stand in His love, you can stand strong, unshaken, and full of hope.

    #StandInYourLove #TashaLayton #ChristianEncouragement #ResurrectionPower #FaithOverFear #UpliftingFaith

  • God Use Me Purified by Fire

    In this powerful short, we explore the idea of being purified by God through the fire of the Holy Spirit. Isaiah once said, “I’m unclean; I’m unworthy,” but God cleansed him by touching his lips with a hot coal of fire. That moment is a perfect example of how God uses fire to purify us and prepare us for His purpose.

    Fire in the Bible isn’t just about destruction. It represents purification, refinement, and strengthening. When we go through life’s struggles, it’s like being put through the fire. While it may feel uncomfortable, it’s the fire that removes what doesn’t belong in our hearts—sin, pride, distractions—so we can be made clean for God to use.

    Just like Isaiah, we may feel unworthy or unclean, but God’s fire is what makes us ready for the work He has for us. He calls us to be vessels of His glory, and to be used by Him, we must go through the fire. It’s in those moments of purification that we become stronger, more focused, and more pure for His Kingdom.

    Are you willing to go through the fire today? Are you ready to let God purify you and use you for His plans? Surrender to the fire of God’s Holy Spirit, and watch how He transforms you, strengthens your faith, and prepares you for your purpose.

    Every day, as we face challenges, remember that God is refining us, molding us, and purifying us to do His work. Let us turn to Him and say, “Here I am, Lord. Use me.”

    🔥 Let the fire of God work in you, purify your heart, and empower you for His Kingdom! 🔥

    #PurifiedByFire #HolyFire #Isaiah #GodsFire #Faith #ChristianEncouragement #ChristianShort #BaptismOfFire #SpiritualGrowth #GodsPurpose

  • Are You Ready for the Baptism of Fire

    John the Baptist said that Jesus would baptize us with the Holy Spirit and fire (Matthew 3:11). But what does that really mean? Fire can sound scary, but in the Bible, fire often symbolizes purification and strength. Just like fire is used to refine gold and remove impurities, the baptism of fire is God’s way of purifying our hearts and preparing us for His purpose.

    When you’re baptized in fire, it’s not about fear—it’s about being cleansed and strengthened. The fire of God’s Spirit removes the things that hold you back—sin, pride, distractions, and anything that separates you from Him. This kind of fire isn’t meant to harm you; it’s meant to refine you and make you stronger.

    In Acts 2, when the disciples were filled with the Holy Spirit, they saw tongues of fire resting on them. That moment wasn’t about destruction—it was about empowerment. They were filled with boldness and strength to share the gospel and walk in God’s power. That same empowerment is available to you today.

    The baptism of fire is also about testing. Life’s challenges and trials are like fire—they reveal the strength of your faith and help you grow. 1 Peter 1:7 says that trials come to prove the genuineness of your faith, which is more valuable than gold. God uses the fire to strengthen you, not to destroy you.

    Are you ready to be baptized with fire? Are you willing to let God remove what’s holding you back and make you pure for His purpose? Surrender to His refining fire today and trust Him to make you into a vessel for His glory. When you embrace the fire, you’ll find strength, purity, and a deeper relationship with God.

    🔥 Let God refine you, empower you, and prepare you for what’s next! 🔥

    #Faith #HolySpirit #BaptismOfFire #Christianity #SpiritualGrowth #TrustGod #BibleTruth

  • When I See You Again Holding Onto Every Moment

    Life is filled with precious moments—some joyful, some bittersweet. This song by Brooke captures the heartache and hope of missing someone you love while trusting in the promise of reunion. The lyrics speak to the deep longing for those we’ve lost, reflecting on the moments they would have shared and the prayers they would have seen answered. It’s a reminder that even though they may not be physically present, they are never truly gone.

    “I hope you get to see the moments
    That you would have been here for
    I hope you get to see God answer all
    The prayers we prayed before
    Every first, every last, every in between
    If heaven is all that you can see
    I promise that I’m gonna fill you in
    When I see you again.”

    These words speak to the hope that we hold onto as believers—that one day, we will see our loved ones again in heaven. The thought that they might already be watching from above, seeing God’s hand at work in the prayers we prayed together, brings a sense of peace and comfort.

    This song serves as a beautiful reminder that while loss creates a painful void, faith in God’s promises sustains us. It’s not just about the loss we feel but also about the hope we have—that heaven is real, and our separation is only temporary. God is answering the prayers we’ve prayed, and every meaningful moment—every first, every last, and all the in-between—is known to Him.

    As you listen, may this song fill your heart with hope and peace. If you’re missing someone today, let this be a reminder that God sees your heart and hears your prayers. Keep trusting, keep praying, and know that one day, you’ll get to share every moment with them again. Until then, let faith be your anchor.

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  • Wheres a Cop When You Need One

    Have you ever been driving down the road and someone goes speeding past you? Your immediate thought is probably, “Where’s a cop when you need one?” We’ve all been there—frustrated at someone else’s lack of discipline and thinking they deserve the consequences. But what happens when the roles are reversed? When we are the ones running late and speeding down the highway, our thoughts quickly change: “I hope all the cops are busy today.”

    This is exactly how we often treat discipline in life. We’re quick to expect others to face discipline and correction, but when it comes to our own lives, we want grace instead of consequences. We want others to be held accountable for their mistakes, but we hope to slide by without the same level of correction.

    In Matthew 7:3-5 (NIV), Jesus addresses this exact mindset:
    “Why do you look at the speck of sawdust in your brother’s eye and pay no attention to the plank in your own eye? How can you say to your brother, ‘Let me take the speck out of your eye,’ when all the time there is a plank in your own eye?”

    Jesus calls us to take the medicine first—to face our own lack of discipline before pointing fingers at others. God’s discipline isn’t about punishment—it’s about training and growth. Just like medicine may not taste good but helps heal the body, God’s discipline is meant to heal and strengthen our hearts.

    Instead of focusing on how others need to be corrected, we need to humble ourselves and ask God to work on us first. Are we willing to accept the same level of discipline that we expect for others? Are we asking God to reveal the “plank” in our own eye before pointing out the speck in someone else’s?

    God’s discipline is an act of love. It’s designed not to shame us but to help us grow. Let’s stop focusing on the faults of others and start asking God to refine us first.

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