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Portrait of a Radical / The Jesus Movement
In Portrait of a Radical, noted theologians and authors discuss the truly radical, dynamic and passionate message of Jesus. Unlike more traditional videos about the life of Jesus, Portrait of a Radical attempts, using powerful images and music, to move the viewer out of the intellect and into a space where the dynamic nature of Jesus can be experienced. The film is not an advertisement for Christianity, it is a responsible look at the life of Jesus told in a language that can be heard by a person of any faith and in a style that attempts to reclaim Jesus' message from the institution that has, in many ways, obscured His radical, compassionate and inclusive teachings. Portrait of a Radical relies heavily on art to help our speakers tell the story of the movement. In addition to original footage shot in Israel, the film makes strong use of frescoes and mosaics which tend to be more approachable than the better known traditional Christian art and Icons. The continuous stream of art and nature woven throughout the story seem to come to life with the music that lurks behind it. From the first note of the provocative soundtrack, assembled exclusively of the music of Gabrielle Roth and the Mirrors, Portrait of a Radical attempts to draw the viewer into a space where Jesus can be experienced from a different perspective. The soundtrack carries a tribal rhythm which when fused with the carefully selected imagery instills within viewers a sense that they are experiencing some of the spirit of the Movement itself.
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Jesus for Kids
This five-part video series can be used to introduce children to Jesus. Acquaint them early with the greatest life ever lived, the greatest words ever spoken, the brightest hope humanity ever was given. These delightful animated stories of Jesus are based squarely on the Gospels.
Five segments: The First Christmas, Jesus the Storyteller, Jesus the Miracle-Worker, Jesus the Healer, and The First Easter. Companion guide included.
Recommended for ages 4-6.
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