Exceptional Spiritual Videos
If you have ever wondered if the miracles described in the Bible could be true… or if you have wondered if God still performs miracles today… you can see how a film maker sought to record video footage of amazing events in order to have a better understanding of who God is:
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Dr. Mary Neal is an orthopedic surgeon, and she describes what happened while she was submerged under water for approx 30 minutes. Her encounter is especially compelling for anyone wondering if we have a soul… and what happens when we die. This 13 minute version provides a glimpse of heaven:
If you have time for a more detailed description, here is a 64 minute video of her speaking at an event hosted by IANDS (International Association for Near-Death Studies). There are so many videos of Mary Neal on the internet, but this one is particularly interesting because she is speaking to other people who have experiences with life-after-death.
Jordan Hewson asks her dad (Bono) some pertinent questions that many kids would like to ask a parent in this 7 minute interview:
U2 performs “Amazing Grace” and then segways into “Where the Streets Have No Name.” I thought it would be cool to have U2 sing in a church someday, but then I realized that a stadium full of people is their church:
Here is another compelling version with an African choir:
This short video packs a punch in 5 minutes, but the basic Christian message is that we are separated from God because of Our Sins, but Jesus Paid the penalty when He died; therefore Everyone has the opportunity for Life. The key is faith. In short… Gospel = God Our Sins Paying Everyone Life:
Mother Teresa has inspired many people — by serving many people. That is why she is known as one of the most beloved examples of Christianity in the 20th century. She served the poor for sixty-nine years. In this 6 minute video, a phrase sums up her life in simple terms, “Her example of this selfless love, shines brilliantly, as a beacon in this dark world.”