Inspirational Videos

A heartwarming surprise stole the show at the end of this play. No one, especially those in the audience, saw this beautiful ending coming. Watch the short but unbelievably adorable clip to see this production’s conclusion that no one saw coming.

For the most part, movies, television programs and plays are very scripted, down to the smallest, most minute detail and line. Yes, there are instances in all of those in which the actors are allowed to improvise and make up a line or two on the spot. However, unless it’s an improv show, there is typically a script everyone tries to adhere to and use.

Using a script everyone knows makes for a better production. Can you imagine entering a workplace where no one was given instructions but was forced to make everything up as they went? More often than not, that is a recipe for disaster and madness. But there are those special times when improvisation can be a good, even a great and sweet thing. One of those moments was captured on camera in a clip posted on social media.

The cast was wrapping up their production and speaking directly to the audience. However, as one of the actors talked to the audience, things quickly took an unexpected turn. He spoke about how he had met his Cinderella “10 summers ago” in the basement of a theater. He quickly went through how they had worked together in several productions and eventually started dating.

His address to the audience ends with him getting down on bended knee and presenting the woman he loves with a ring and a proposal.

Several in the audience were utterly blown away by what they were witnessing. There were audible gasps as they were seeing this young man ask this young lady to be his wife.

Sometimes improvisation can make for some of the best, sweetest moments!

Genesis 2:24 “For this cause will a man go away from his father and his mother and be joined to his wife; and they will be one flesh.”

Life feels noisy. Overwhelming. Distracted. If your heart is craving stillness in the middle of chaos, this prayer is for you. Whether your clutter is emotional, mental, spiritual, or physical, God invites you to lay it all at His feet. This prayer will help you breathe, slow down, and listen for His gentle whisper of peace. 📖 “Be still, and know that I am God.” — Psalm 46:10 🕊 In this guided moment of prayer, we’ll ask God to quiet the noise, remove distractions, and help us center our lives on Him. Find your spiritual reset right here.

As parents, grandparents, teachers, or mentors, our greatest desire is that our children know Jesus and walk in His truth. This heartfelt prayer is for anyone burdened with the spiritual future of a child they love. 📖 “I have no greater joy than to hear that my children are walking in the truth.” — 3 John 1:4 Whether your child is young, wandering, or wrestling with faith, this prayer asks God to plant His Word deep in their hearts, guide their steps, and keep their eyes fixed on Christ. You are not praying alone—join this moment of intercession and hope.

When You’re Tired of Being Strong — A Prayer for the Weary Heart Do you feel emotionally exhausted, spiritually drained, or just tired of holding it all together? This prayer is for you. Life demands so much of us—especially when we feel like we have to stay strong for everyone else. But God never meant for us to carry the weight alone. This video invites you to rest, release the pressure, and lean into God’s sustaining strength. 📖 “Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.” — Matthew 11:28 🙌 If you’ve been silently struggling, let this prayer remind you that God sees your heart, your exhaustion, and your desire to keep going. You don’t have to be strong all the time—His strength is made perfect in your weakness.

Give thanks in all circumstances!? Really, are you kidding me! Dude, just look around …. #toughquestionsforgod #jesusfaith #jesusistheway #faithingod

A Prayer to Restore Healing to a Broken Friendship We all experience relational pain—but God offers hope and restoration. This heartfelt prayer is for those longing to mend broken bonds with a friend. Let the Holy Spirit guide you into healing, forgiveness, and renewed connection. 🙏 “Be kind and compassionate to one another, forgiving each other, just as in Christ God forgave you.” — Ephesians 4:32 🕊 Whether you've experienced betrayal, distance, or misunderstanding, we invite you to pray this aloud and believe in God's power to restore what is broken.

In this heartfelt prayer, we pause to reflect and savor the goodness of God in our daily lives. No matter what we face, God’s faithfulness and love remain constant. Let this prayer guide you into a moment of gratitude, reminding you that even in the small moments, His goodness surrounds you. Lynette Kittle reminds us that God’s goodness isn’t just a concept—it’s something we’re invited to experience, enjoy, and rest in every day. In this episode, discover 7 truths about God’s goodness that will encourage your heart and draw you closer to the Giver of every perfect gift.

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Are you searching for the true meaning of love according to the Bible? Whether you're single, dating, engaged, or married, this deep dive into agape love, romantic love vs. lust, and God’s design for relationships will speak to your heart and guide your spiritual walk. In this teaching video, we explore powerful Scriptures that define unconditional, sacrificial agape love — the kind of love God poured out through Jesus Christ. With insight from 1 Corinthians 13, John 15:13, and Ephesians 5, we’ll break down what it means to love like Christ in every season of life. From how to date biblically, to what singleness really means, to building a strong, Christ-centered marriage, this video offers encouragement, wisdom, and practical tools for honoring God in all types of relationships. Whether you’ve been wondering what agape love is, how to avoid lust and love with integrity, or which books of the Bible to read for relationship guidance, you’ll find answers here. 00:00 - 01:46 – Agape Love: God’s Unconditional Love 01:47 - 02:38 – Romantic Love vs. Lust 02:39 - 03:40 – If You're Single: Purpose, Not Pause 03:41 - 04:50 – If You’re Dating or Engaged 04:51 - 05:55 – If You’re Married: Covenant, Not Contract 05:56 - 06:41 – Bible Truths on Love to Remember Heavenly Father, Thank You for showing us what perfect love looks like. Help us reflect Your agape love in every relationship — not with selfishness or pride, but with grace, sacrifice, and truth. Whether we are walking through singleness, dating, or marriage, guide us to love as You love — deeply, purely, and purposefully. Root our hearts in Scripture, and let Christ’s example lead us every step of the way. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

A grandmother broke down in tears after realizing who was piloting her flight. She could not keep it together once she discovered who would be flying her plane. Watch the short but powerful clip to see why the elderly woman was moved to tears.

Flying is a fear for many people, and it’s understandable why that is the case. Being 30,000 feet in the air while moving hundreds of miles per hour is pretty insane when you think about it. If you’re slightly apprehensive about flying, it wouldn’t be helped at all by the flight attendants’ safety spiel either. They mention what happens if the plane hits a mountain or lands in the ocean. Those are frightening scenarios, for sure.

Not being a fan of heights, I can understand why flying might invoke a sense of fear in people. Oddly enough, I feel no anxiety or uneasiness when it comes to flying. A clip posted on YouTube shows one woman crying as she got up from her seat and started moving toward the front of the plane. However, it wasn’t her fear of flying that brought about those tears, but it was because of a much sweeter, heartwarming reason.

The short one-minute video begins with a young man on the plane’s intercom system. The gentleman welcomes all the passengers aboard the aircraft and then adds that he will be their pilot. He then mentions how this particular flight is special for him because who is onboard – his grandmother. 

This is the first time his grandmother has flown on a plane he will pilot. His grandmother then proceeds to get up and walk toward her grandson. He continues to speak, sharing how much his grandparents have loved and supported him. He adds how he wishes his grandfather were here today, but sadly, he had passed away earlier in the year.

The moving clip ends with the grandmother and grandson sharing a warm, loving embrace while she is brought to tears by the special moment.

Proverbs 17:6 “Children’s children are the crown of old men, and the glory of children is their fathers.”

Driven by faith, this man has devoted his life to helping the homeless. He is focused on helping those without a place to lay their heads at night. Watch this short but powerful clip to learn about this man’s beautiful and loving mission to help the homeless people in his community.

Many people are hurting and struggling in this world. Simply making it through another day is a significant win and accomplishment for many people, especially those who are homeless and without food. How awful would it be to be in a position where you had no idea where or when your next meal was coming or where you would sleep that night?

Christians are called to care for and look after the less fortunate and the poor, which, of course, includes the homeless and the hungry. Numerous verses throughout the Bible mention how Christians are to treat the poor and tend to their needs. Jesus, in the book of Matthew, specifically talked about the poor, saying, “The King will answer them, ‘Most certainly I tell you, inasmuch as you did it to one of the least of these, my brothers, you did it to me.’”

The Bible, specifically Christ’s words about helping the poor, fuels Vincent Pannizzo and his mission. He said reading the Bible and discovering what Jesus said about the poor and less fortunate changed his life and perspective.

“I started reading the Bible to get some information,” he said. “And I started to read the words of Jesus, and I was really surprised at what I found in there, particularly about caring for people, which I never really did before.”

After coming across Christ’s words, Vincent found his life’s calling. The clip posted on YouTube states that in 2012, he started a nonprofit, Mission for the Homeless. Vincent delivers food, blankets and clothes to the homeless and the hungry.

But that is not all. Vincent is so committed to helping those less fortunate than himself that he lives in a tent outside his house, allowing those without a place to stay to reside in his home.

“God does love them and care for them, and I want to bring the light and love of Christ to them,” he said.

Proverbs 19:17 “He who has pity on the poor gives to the Lord, and the Lord will give him his reward.”

This woman’s experience as a church newcomer is a must-hear reminder for believers. She shared valuable words and an important lesson for everyone who attends church regularly. Watch the short but powerful clip as this woman shares her experience visiting a church for the first time.

Humans are not meant to live life alone but are designed and created for relationships. It’s through and because of those relationships that people are able to uplift and encourage others when they’ve been knocked down. We can care for one another when we’re sick, and celebrate with each other during life’s happy, joyous moments.

The same goes for a community of believers and church family, which is why belonging to one is so important. We strengthen each other and can uplift and encourage one another when necessary. While church members often have the best intentions, sometimes taking things slow and letting people become comfortable and settle in is a good idea, especially when it comes to people attending a church for the first time.

In a clip posted on YouTube, a woman documented her first time attending church. She shared that she never really attended church while growing up, but decided to go to the church near her home one Sunday morning. She added that going to church often makes her nervous because she feels like she does not belong.

After walking into the church, which was empty at first, she was quickly bombarded by people approaching her.

“There was no one there when I showed up, and then the pastor and everyone started bringing me a Bible, and hugging me, and it was just completely overwhelming,” she said. “So, if you see a new person at church, don’t go up to them immediately. Let them settle in and let them get their bearings because I was so nervous, and the fact that everyone started coming up to me and calling me out was just too much.”

I’m sure the pastor and the congregation meant well, but I can understand how that experience would be overwhelming. Allow people to become comfortable before descending upon them, especially if they are attending your church for the first time.

Matthew 18:20 “For where two or three come together in my name, there I am among them.”

A 6-year-old says he saw and heard God during a near-drowning experience. The youngster mentioned what he heard and saw when he almost lost his life. Watch the short but powerful clip to listen to what the young man saw and heard.

Unfortunately, tragedies occur daily; that’s the sad reality of living in a fallen and lost world. However, every parent’s worst nightmare is to lose a child and have to bury them. Such a horrible, awful situation would wreck and destroy every parent, tearing them down both mentally and physically.

That’s why, when one mother saw her 6-year-old son lying lifeless, she began calling out to the Lord, while she and her husband frantically performed lifesaving maneuvers on him. In those moments that must have felt like a lifetime, she wanted nothing more than for her son DJ to regain consciousness and resume breathing.

Thankfully, the little guy eventually spit up water and started breathing again. This youngster’s life was saved, and a family was spared a devastating tragedy. However, while in the hospital recovering, the young man started talking about what he experienced during those scary few moments in which his life hung in the balance.

DJ’s mother, Krista Parker, says her son told the nurse that he had visited heaven. During his time in the heavenly realm, the youngster claims he saw God and received a message from Him and His angels.

In a clip posted on YouTube, DJ says the Lord told him that his time on earth was not up just yet, telling him to “go back.” As far as what the angels said, the little guy made a noise that sounded like the angels were singing during DJ’s time in heaven.

Following his near-drowning and visit to heaven, DJ said he would like to be referred to as “Avir,” which in Hebrew means “air.” The young man explains his request by saying it’s because he “was with God in the air.”

John 10:27 “My sheep give ear to my voice, and I have knowledge of them, and they come after me:”

Candace Cameron Bure has taken a firm stance against this holiday movie cliché. The actress, writer and director refuses to say this specific, overused line. Watch the short clip to hear what line Candace will not speak on screen and why she refuses.

Television shows and movies are full of clichés. While those familiar ideas, situations and lines we recognize as clichés were, at one time, original and cutting edge, they are now nothing more than just lazy writing. In nearly everything that comes out of Hollywood, you and I could easily pick out a dozen of them and probably much more than that.

While every film and television program uses clichés in some form or fashion, one genre arguably relies on them more than any other: Christmas movies. Even though many people say they hate clichés, when it comes to Christmas movies, we are likely to let them slide, especially if it’s a movie we love and watch every year.

However, in a clip posted on YouTube, Candace mentioned a cliché line that she will not say in any holiday movie. It’s one that we have all heard hundreds, likely even thousands of times.

“Pretty early on after saying them a couple of times, I was like, ‘Here’s some things I’m not going to say anymore in my Christmas movies,” she said. “And one of them that’s always been a really big theme in Christmas movies is to ‘follow your heart.’ The Bible says that the heart is wicked and deceitful above all things – that’s Jeremiah 17:9. So, we’re actually not to follow our heart but to follow the wisdom that God gives us.”

Later in the clip, Candace shared how she handles that situation when she spots that line in a script.

“So, there’s things like that where I will look at the Christmas movies and say, ‘Hey, what’s a different type of line I can say that would point to what we should be looking at: God. And maybe it’s a direct way of saying it, or maybe it’s just in a different type of conversation.’ But I don’t ever want to lead someone in something I know is deceitful.”

Jeremiah 17:9 “The heart is deceitful above all things, and desperately wicked: who can know it?”

The Church is more than a building—it’s the living, breathing Body of Christ. In this heartfelt prayer and devotional moment, we invite the Holy Spirit to stir spiritual growth, deeper unity, and active love within the global and local church. As believers, we are called not just to attend—but to build one another up, serve in our God-given roles, and reflect the beauty of Christ to the world. Whether you’re a pastor, small group member, worship leader, or simply seeking community, this prayer offers a renewed vision for how we can grow together in faith.

Do you ever feel a deep longing for something this world can’t satisfy? This heartfelt devotional and prayer will gently guide your heart to what Scripture promises: Heaven is real, and it’s worth longing for. When this life feels overwhelming or your heart grows heavy with grief, loss, or weariness—God invites you to set your eyes on the eternal hope found in Him. Through Scripture reflections on Philippians 3:20, Revelation 21:4, and 2 Corinthians 4:18, this prayer helps realign your heart with the promise of heaven—where every tear will be wiped away, and every longing fulfilled in God’s presence. Father God, In this life filled with trouble and distraction, remind us that our true home is with You. Help us to long not for fleeting comfort, but for Your eternal glory. Teach our hearts to hope in heaven—not as escape, but as assurance. Fix our eyes on Jesus, our living hope. Until that glorious day comes, help us live with purpose, peace, and anticipation. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

Drawing from Psalm 139:13-14, this video is a gentle reminder that your worth doesn’t come from how the world sees you, but from the God who made you with intention, care, and eternal purpose. Whether you’re struggling with body image, self-worth, or simply need reassurance of God’s nearness and delight in you—this message is for you. Heavenly Father, Thank You for the reminder that I am Your creation—crafted with love, care, and purpose. When I forget my worth, draw me back to Your truth. When I doubt my value, remind me that I bear Your image. I praise You for making me wonderfully—inside and out. Help me walk in confidence, rooted in Your love. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

That makes no sense! Save … loose, what are you talking about? Jesus, talk to me in a way I can understand what you are saying! #toughquestionsforgod #toughquestions #faithinjesus #jesusislord

This Labor Day, pause with us to reflect on the God-given value of work, rest, and purpose. Whether you're a parent, teacher, builder, caregiver, nurse, barista—or anything in between—this prayer honors the sacred callings we all carry into our daily labor. Work is not a curse. It’s a reflection of our Creator who worked, created, and then rested. In this heartfelt Labor Day prayer, we give thanks for the ability to work, ask for peace in our striving, and invite God's presence into our careers, homes, and rhythms of rest. As you celebrate the holiday, take a moment to realign your work with eternal purpose. This prayer will bless your heart, steady your hands, and remind you that God is with you in your labor and your rest.

An officer arrived just in time to rescue a choking 2-year-old. The officer was in the right place at the right time and saved the young man’s life. Watch the short but powerful clip to see and hear about the officer’s lifesaving move.

Today, heroes are few and far between. Despite what some people may believe, those on television, in the movies, in the Oval Office or in Congress are not heroes. Even though they may say and claim otherwise, those individuals are, for the most part, motivated by selfish ambition.

Selfish ambition, money or fame are not motivating factors for heroes. They do not think of themselves or their well-being when they act. Instead, they are concerned about others. Heroes will and do act with little to no concern for their safety and well-being, often putting their lives on the line for strangers. A clip posted on YouTube captured the actions of an officer who happened to be at the right place at just the right time.

An officer was pulling into a gas station to fill up his vehicle when he spotted a commotion. Several people had gathered, crowding around for some reason. It turned out that a young man, a 2-year-old, was choking on a piece of a hot dog that had gotten lodged in his throat. No one could get it out, and that’s when the officer stepped up and acted. He worked frantically, pounding on the young’s back, hoping to free the piece of meat from the child’s throat.

Eventually, the officer performed the Heimlich maneuver, which was successful. The hot dog was removed, and the child was able to start breathing once again.

While the officer should be rightfully recognized for his lifesaving, heroic act, he put the spotlight back on the child, calling the young man “brave.”

“He was brave, to be honest with you,” the officer said. “That was probably one of the bravest kids that I’ve encountered.”

2 Timothy 2:15 “Let it be your care to get the approval of God, as a workman who has no cause for shame, giving the true word in the right way.”