Videos are paradoxes: They can capture the most gently flowing rivers of emotions running through our hearts while telling stories via rapid-fire sequences of still images. They can also create rapid-fire changes in blood pressure if their images and sequences portray distressing, heart-breaking, or violent tales or tempestuous scene changes. Sometimes such elements are necessary to properly tell even an uplifting story; for example, the victory of Jesus Christ over death would be moot if He were not first betrayed, condemned, and then crucified. But even such tales can be told in ways that do not focus on the grisly details.

May the videos we create abstain from wonton violence, detailed sexual inferences and acts, degrading and bathroom humor, profanity and racial slurs, and any other non-uplifting element that brings focus to itself rather than the point of an otherwise uplifting tale. Our world needs peace more than war, love more than hate, kindness more than bullying, personal value more than objectification, and unity more than division. If we are to finally bring peace to mankind and prepare a world where the lamb truly can lie down safely with the lion, charity must be our banner—and all of the stories we tell, whether through books, songs, images, videos, or any other medium, must focus on that attribute above all others.

Please enjoy the videos below of uplifting tales shared through speech and song. (As with all of the pages on this Web site, I will add to the content of this page as time and resources allow.)

For even more uplifting videos, please visit the other pages of this Web site that open from the navigation menu. Each menu and sub-menu item opens a page that describes and links to one or more uplifting videos—in a “Please also enjoy” container like the one below—in addition to that page’s primary content.

Videos are paradoxes: They can capture the most gently flowing rivers of emotions running through our hearts while telling stories via rapid-fire sequences of still images. They can also create rapid-fire changes in blood pressure if their images and sequences portray distressing, heart-breaking, or violent tales or tempestuous scene changes. Sometimes such elements are necessary to properly tell even an uplifting story; for example, the victory of Jesus Christ over death would be moot if He were not first betrayed, condemned, and then crucified. But even such tales can be told in ways that do not focus on the grisly details.

May the videos we create abstain from wonton violence, detailed sexual inferences and acts, degrading and bathroom humor, profanity and racial slurs, and any other non-uplifting element that brings focus to itself rather than the point of an otherwise uplifting tale. Our world needs peace more than war, love more than hate, kindness more than bullying, personal value more than objectification, and unity more than division. If we are to finally bring peace to mankind and prepare a world where the lamb truly can lie down safely with the lion, charity must be our banner—and all of the stories we tell, whether through books, songs, images, videos, or any other medium, must focus on that attribute above all others.

Please enjoy the videos below of uplifting tales shared through speech and song. (As with all of the pages on this Web site, I will add to the content of this page as time and resources allow.)

For even more uplifting videos, please visit the other pages of this Web site that open from the navigation menu. Each menu and sub-menu item opens a page that describes and links to one or more uplifting videos—in a “Please also enjoy” container like the one below—in addition to that page’s primary content.

Videos are paradoxes: They can capture the most gently flowing rivers of emotions running through our hearts while telling stories via rapid-fire sequences of still images. They can also create rapid-fire changes in blood pressure if their images and sequences portray distressing, heart-breaking, or violent tales or tempestuous scene changes. Sometimes such elements are necessary to properly tell even an uplifting story; for example, the victory of Jesus Christ over death would be moot if He were not first betrayed, condemned, and then crucified. But even such tales can be told in ways that do not focus on the grisly details.

May the videos we create abstain from wonton violence, detailed sexual inferences and acts, degrading and bathroom humor, profanity and racial slurs, and any other non-uplifting element that brings focus to itself rather than the point of an otherwise uplifting tale. Our world needs peace more than war, love more than hate, kindness more than bullying, personal value more than objectification, and unity more than division. If we are to finally bring peace to mankind and prepare a world where the lamb truly can lie down safely with the lion, charity must be our banner—and all of the stories we tell, whether through books, songs, images, videos, or any other medium, must focus on that attribute above all others.

Please enjoy the videos below of uplifting tales shared through speech and song. (As with all of the pages on this Web site, I will add to the content of this page as time and resources allow.)

For even more uplifting videos, please visit the other pages of this Web site that open from the navigation menu. Each menu and sub-menu item opens a page that describes and links to one or more uplifting videos—in a “Please also enjoy” container like the one below—in addition to that page’s primary content.