Animated Stories from the New Testament - Collection
A classic video retelling the biblical story of Jesus' birth, "The King is Born" brings the timeless tale to life, starting with Gabriel's announcement to Mary and following the journey of Mary and Joseph.
The story of the greatest miracle of all, the resurrection of Jesus, unfolds as sorrow and despair at the Lord's crucifixion give way to complete joy and love as the disciples behold their resurrected Master three days later.
Jacob, the prodigal son, leaves his father's farm to pursue wealth in the city, only to squander his inheritance on temptations and eventually return to his father's doorstep, humbled and penniless.
The film opens with a powerful ballad, emphasizing that our hands are a representation of God's hands, and praying for His guidance in coexisting peacefully with those around us. The scene then shifts to a pivotal moment where Jesus and his apostles are gathered, as He shares a profound message about the multitude of people.
Jesus performs miracles, including calming a storm, walking on water, healing the sick, lame, and blind, and raising the dead, showcasing his love and teaching his disciples about the power of faith.
Saul of Tarsus, a devoted student of Jewish law, relentlessly pursues early Christians until a transformative vision of Jesus during a trip to Damascus, where he had planned to continue his persecutions, leads to his dramatic conversion to Christianity.
John the Baptist, a prophet born to an elderly couple in answer to their prayers and a promise from God, preaches the coming of the Messiah and recognizes Jesus as the promised Savior, fulfilling Biblical prophecy.
Jesus navigates a treacherous web of power struggles as authorities perceive His teachings as a threat to their authority. In a cunning attempt to trap Him, Caiaphas, the high-ranking judge, tries to manipulate Jesus into condemning the ruling elite. However, Jesus astutely responds with the profound declaration: "Let him who is without sin among you be the first to throw a stone."
Jesus guides Peter to understand the transformative power of forgiveness, using relatable anecdotes to help him overcome his anger towards those who wrong him, ultimately teaching a valuable lesson about the importance of letting go.
Jesus shares parables to teach about the Kingdom of Heaven and daily living, exploring principles of eternal life, faith, judgment, obedience, and preparedness.
Paul's tireless ministry embodies faith and determination as he faces opposition from Jewish leaders and Roman authorities, crisscrossing the Roman Empire to spread the word.
The parable of two wealthy individuals, one who is morally upright, but struggles to surrender worldly riches for eternal rewards, and another, a sinful publican, who humbly acknowledges his shortcomings and finds redemption through Jesus' teachings.
Jesus, the Son of God, begins in 13 A.D. when Jesus, Mary, and Joseph travel to Jerusalem for the Passover.
Jesus shows compassion to the hungry multitudes, particularly a young street urchin named Jonas who is struggling to survive by begging for food.
The disciples, empowered by Christ's resurrection, applied his teachings to their own lives, learning that true greatness in Heaven comes from embracing humility and serving others on Earth.
Jesus uses the stories of Miriam, Jonah, and Matthew, as well as the parables of the lost coin and the lost sheep, to illustrate the abundant mercy, forgiveness, and love he offers to all sinners, rejoicing in the repentance of one.
The film begins in a cave, where a group of people with leprosy, including Simon and his gravely ill daughter Sarah, live together.
Jesus taught His disciples the importance of prayer through parables and personal example, preparing them for the challenges ahead. Following His ascension, the disciples face a severe test of their faith as Peter is imprisoned and thrown into a Roman jail.
Jesus uses three inspiring stories to teach the power of faith, revealing that even the smallest amount of faith can achieve the impossible.
Jesus brings freedom from sin and death, offering eternal life through His sacrifice. The story begins as Cleopas prepares to enter Jerusalem for the Passover, facing persecution twice by Roman authorities.
The movie explores the importance of forgiveness, compassion, and responsible management of resources, emphasizing the value of being good stewards of our time and possessions.
The film follows Jesus Christ, who believes he has been sent by God to fulfill the prophesies of the Old Testament and bring salvation to the Jewish people.
Two brothers, Thomas and Sahara, are forced to put aside their differences when their dying father, Gideon, leaves them an inheritance that challenges them to re-examine their own values and the meaning of eternal life.
Jesus teaches his disciples to be humble, repent, and prepared for his second coming by using parables like the King's Wedding Feast and the Thief in the Night, emphasizing the importance of patience and vigilance in anticipation of his return.
