While it isn't unusual to hear life-after-death stories on video, it is unusual for them to be told in the presence of a polygraph expert. Author and counselor Bruce S. Campbell shares his powerful story of a near-death experience along with deliverance from addiction in a short video. At his own expense, Bruce hired an expert polygraph examiner to give him a lie detector test while he told the story. Bruce wanted everyone to know -- Christians and non-Christians alike -- that what he is saying is absolute fact.
This is a video I made for a song from Laura Kaczor's album "Restore Me" (a wonderful album, by the way.) The song is called "We Don't Always Understand." She wrote the song, along with her friend Amy Lewis, after a friend of hers had a miscarriage. The song gained personal meaning for her later on after her own son was discovered to have a hole in his heart. The tendency in these situations is to look up and ask "Why?" I.e., "I don't understand." God's response is in Isaiah 55:8 - "For My thoughts are not your thoughts, nor are your ways My ways," declares the LORD." So, we don't need to understand, we just need to trust, and remember that God is in control.
Laura's web site is https://laurakaczor.org. The CD "Restore Me" can be downloaded from https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/restore-me/id1009432738
This is a video I made for Third Day's song "Your Words", from their album "Lead Me Back." Harvest Parker joins on backup vocals. Yes, the Holy Bible is more important than all the noise we hear in the world. The answers are all there. And the stories are pretty good, too.
Our LORD is returning soon....the time draws near. This drama dance is based on our LORD's soon return for His bride. The church is His bride. She is dressed in white and is righteous by Jesus' blood. Angels rejoice with the bride.
This is a beautiful story of the Gospel and the Lords love and redemption. Watch ALL the way through for a surprising and victorious ending. We all fail at times; but with God's help, we can make it through life's storms and hard times. The dance is a combination of a close up and long view.
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