Exceptional Spiritual Videos
Dutch Sheets started posting 15-minute videos in late 2020 called “Give Him 15.” They are incredibly insightful for what it means to live a Christian life. It would be worthwhile to listen to all of them, but here are a few favorites about Easter:
Also, there is an excellent batch of Give Him 15 videos on the topic “The Pleasure of His Company.” You can find the first one here:
There are so many excellent videos of Bill Johnson, it’s difficult to know how to feature his teaching. However, one message that is incredibly impactful talks about how life on Earth is the only opportunity in all of eternity when we are able to give praise to God in the midst of pain, brokenness, loss, disappointment, confusion, etc. We can honor God by trusting in Him during days of trouble.
Video footage from 2010 shows a singer named Delia Knox miraculously rise up out of a wheelchair. Many people were aware of her condition from television appearances. For over 20 years, she had received prayer for healing multiple times, but the results were always disappointing before this night. This is a 6 minute overview of her extraordinary story:
This 7-minute video shows extended footage of the miraculous healing that Delia Knox encountered:
Nabeel Qureshi was a devout Muslim who began comparing evidence of Islam and Christianity. After conducting historical and theological examinations, he had a spiritual encounter that changed his life. He explains contrasts between these 2 religions, and he articulates the central tenets of Christianity in a very personal way. The end of this 52-minute video is emotionally moving because he talks about how his faith influences his ongoing fight with cancer. If you’re not aware, Nabeel passed away less than 5 months after this video was published:
Lee Strobel is also the author of “The Case for Christ,” so the discussion of this book reflects the same rigorous journalistic skills that helped him win awards while he was an atheistic reporter at The Chicago Tribune newspaper. This 38-minute video includes some miraculous stories and rationale behind miracles: