Gospel Movie Extracts

“The Gospel Messenger” Clip Introduction For the last two thousand years, although believers in the Lord have known that the Lord Jesus is Christ, that He is God in the flesh, no one has been able to understand the mysteries of the truth pertaining to what God’s incarnation truly is and how we should know the incarnate God. This is why, when Almighty God of the last days became flesh to come do His work of judgment, some people treated Him as if He were just a regular person and refused to accept Almighty God’s work of the last days. People are very likely to lose God’s salvation of the last days this way. It is evident that understanding the truth of incarnation is critical for welcoming the Lord’s return. » Watch full movie: » More clips:

 “The Gospel Messenger” Clip Introduction Many people in the religious world think: “The Lord Jesus saying on the cross ‘It is finished’ proves that God’s work of saving mankind was finished. Simply by believing in the Lord, we are forgiven of sin, justified by faith, and saved by grace. When the Lord comes, He will bring us up into the kingdom of heaven. He can’t possibly do any more work of salvation.” Is this view in line with the facts of God’s work? » Watch full movie: » More gospel videos:

“The Gospel Messenger” Clip Introduction The Lord has returned in the last days, uttering many truths and doing the work of judgment. It should stand to reason that since pastors and elders serve the Lord, are so well-versed in the Bible, and frequently interpret it for others, they should be able to recognize the coming of the Lord and be able to lead believers to welcome Him. But how do these pastors and elders actually treat the return of the Lord?   » Watch full movie : » More clips:

Gospel Movie “Faith in God” Clip Introduction Most believers believe that so long as we keep the Lord’s name, pray often, read the Bible and have meetings, and so long as we abandon things, expend and work painstakingly for the Lord, then this is a true belief in the Lord, and we will be able to be raptured into the kingdom of heaven when the Lord returns. Is this kind of view correct? The Lord Jesus said, “Many will say to me in that day, Lord, Lord, have we not prophesied in your name? And in your name have cast out devils? And in your name done many wonderful works? And then will I profess to them, I never knew you: depart from me, you that work iniquity” (Matthew 7: 22-23). Almighty God says, “I do not care how meritorious your hard work is, how impressive your qualifications, how closely you follow Me, how renowned you are, or how improved your attitude; so long as you have not done what I have demanded, you will never be able to win My praise” (The Word Appears in the Flesh).   » Most people also watch Church Skits: • “Wishful Thinking”: Can We Enter the Kingdom of Heaven by Following Paul? » You may be interested in reading more: • Does Working Hard Mean Following the Will of the Heavenly Father? • True Meaning of Following the Heavenly Father’s Will

Gospel Movie “The Price We Must Pay” Clip Introduction The Lord Jesus said, “Not every one that said to Me, Lord, Lord, shall enter into the kingdom of heaven; but he that does the will of My Father which is in heaven” (Matthew 7:21). Just how should we pursue to become people who do the heavenly Father’s will and are obedient to God, so that God will bring us into the kingdom of heaven? Christian Song Enze was arrested and imprisoned by the Chinese Communist Party for seven years because he believed in God and preached God’s gospel. After his release, he insisted on continuing to expend for God by spreading the gospel. He feels that by forsaking his home and career, laboring, and working, he is doing God’s will, and that he is certain to gain God’s approval and be brought into the kingdom of heaven by God. Later, Song Enze’s son becomes seriously ill, putting his life in danger, over which Song Enze bears a grudge against God, attempts to argue with God, and even loses his desire to do his duties. Through what is shown to him by the facts of his situation and the revelations in God’s word, Song Enze realizes that his many years of forsaking and expending for God were originally an attempt to barter for God’s grace and blessings, and that he is not someone obedient to God. Finally, through seeking, he finally learns how to pursue to escape his corrupt dispositions, become truly obedient to God, and be saved by God.   » Most people also watch Church Skits: • “Wishful Thinking”: Can We Enter the Kingdom of Heaven by Following Paul? • “We Must Be Dreaming!”: Can We Enter the Kingdom of Heaven Through Hard Work

Gospel Movie “The Price We Must Pay” Clip Introduction The Lord Jesus said, “Not every one that said to Me, Lord, Lord, shall enter into the kingdom of heaven; but he that does the will of My Father which is in heaven” (Matthew 7:21). The main character, Song Enze believes that giving things up, expending himself, and working hard for the Lord is obeying God and doing His will; he thinks by seeking this way, he’ll certainly gain God’s approval and get into the kingdom of heaven. However, his brothers and sisters express doubts about this—what if someone expends themselves on the outside but it’s with the aim of entering the kingdom and being blessed? Isn’t that just conducting a transaction with God? If someone pays a price but it’s adulterated with these motives, is that obeying God? You’ll find the answer in this wonderful excerpt from the film, The Price We Must Pay.   » Most people also watch Church Skit: » You may be interested in reading more: • Does Working Hard Mean Following the Will of the Heavenly Father? • True Meaning of Following the Heavenly Father’s Will