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Welcome, friends, to Healing Confession—a faith-building journey designed to strengthen your spirit, anchor you in God’s Word, and awaken confidence in the finished work of Christ. This teaching is not merely a message—it is medicine for the soul and body. Through scripture-based confessions, we speak what God has already declared: By His stripes we are healed. Faith is not silent; it believes in the heart and speaks with the mouth. As you listen and confess aloud, the Word becomes alive inside you, pushing back fear, dismantling lies, and releasing healing power.

You will learn how to apply the Word like medicine, how to speak with authority against sickness, and how to stand firm regardless of symptoms or feelings. The same Spirit that raised Christ from the dead lives in you, quickening your mortal body. Expect faith to rise, strength to come, and joy to return. This is not begging for healing—this is enforcing covenant rights already paid for at the cross. Speak boldly. Believe deeply. Receive fully. Healing flows as the Word is spoken.

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What if you received a personal letter from the King of Kings—and it wasn't what you expected?

In this video, we step back into 95 AD to the wealthy city of Laodicea. Imagine being a member of a church that felt successful, prosperous, and "in need of nothing," only to receive a message from the Apostle John that describes you as "wretched, miserable, poor, blind, and naked."

Through the eyes of Silas, a fictionalized member of that ancient congregation, we explore the initial shock, the defensive anger, and the eventual heart-breaking realization that comes when the "Faithful and True Witness" critiques your soul. But this isn't a story of condemnation; it’s a story of desperate love.

Silas recounts how his community moved from "lukewarm" complacency to a fervent, "gold-refined" faith. As he seals his testimony in a time capsule for future generations, he leaves us with a haunting question: If an Apostle were to critique our modern lives today, would we be brave enough to open the door to the One who is knocking?

Join us for this immersive journey through Revelation 3:14-22. If this story stirs your heart, please Like, Comment, and Share it with two friends!

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In this retelling from 1 Corinthians 15, the story unfolds in ancient Corinth, where Stefanis, a thoughtful believer torn between philosophy and faith, meets Andronicus, a weary traveler carrying a fire of conviction. Moonlight fills a quiet courtyard as they discuss the impossible—the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Through sharp dialogue and vivid imagery, the story brings Paul’s teaching to life, transforming theology into testimony.

As Andronicus recounts seeing the risen Christ with his own eyes, Stefanis faces the clash between reason and revelation. His skepticism yields to awe as faith overcomes doubt. What begins as an intellectual debate becomes a moment of spiritual rebirth.
This narrative weaves the truth of the gospel into human experience, illustrating that the resurrection is not a metaphor but a living, world‑changing event. A powerful exploration of faith, evidence, and the eternal hope found in Christ’s victory over death.

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Journey to ancient Corinth in this gripping retelling of 1 Corinthians 14: "The Excellent Way Restored."Chloe’s house church overflows with zeal—tongues, prophecies, and hymns clash in chaotic worship. Believers speak over each other; visitors leave confused, calling them mad. Young slave Lysias thrives in the noise, but quiet Eudora longs for the love Paul once taught.

On a stormy night, Timothy arrives with Paul’s letter: Pursue love... desire gifts that edify... interpret tongues... prophesy in turn... let all be done decently and in order. The next gathering transforms—gifts flow with clarity, restraint, and interpretation. Lysias repents humbly. Order releases the Spirit; love unites the body. The church grows deeper, drawing unbelievers to faith. A timeless reminder: spiritual gifts must build up in love, not confusion. Ideal for Bible study and understanding balanced worship today.

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Step into ancient Corinth and experience 1 Corinthians 13 — not just read, but lived. This cinematic retelling follows Omnius, a young slave gifted with tongues, admired by the church yet blinded by pride. Through tension, hurt, and humbling restoration, he learns the truth Paul wrote: gifts mean nothing without love.

Witness the clash of charisma and character, the harm of a sharp tongue, and the healing power of repentance. This story brings scripture to life — the oil-lit gatherings, storm-washed streets, and hearts transformed by Christ’s love. Let this narrative stir you to examine your own walk: Is your flame fueled by love? Or is it only a clanging cymbal?

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Dive into "The Widow's Ear," a captivating retelling of 1 Corinthians 12, where the church in ancient Corinth faces division from a charismatic false teacher, Demetrius, who preaches unrestrained freedom and dismisses the body's sanctity. Amid the tension in Chloe's house church, the overlooked widow Sila—a former prostitute redeemed by Paul's teachings—sits silently, listening for years. As Demetrius's influence grows, tempting young believers back to old sins, Sila rises unexpectedly. With a soft but resolute voice, she recalls Paul's words: "Your bodies are members of Christ... Flee from sexual immorality."

Her simple testimony exposes the deception, unites the congregation, and restores truth. This story highlights how every member of Christ's body, even the quiet "ear," is vital. Join us for this inspiring narrative on spiritual gifts, discernment, and the power of remembrance in the early church. Perfect for Bible study enthusiasts!

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In this powerful retelling of 1 Corinthians 11, discover the life-changing truth of “discerning the Lord’s body” as a twofold revelation. Through a vivid Corinthian house-church story, we witness how division, favoritism, and selfishness turned the Lord’s Supper into judgment—bringing weakness, sickness, and even premature death. Paul’s letter exposes the fractures: some feast while others go hungry.

But the solution is twofold: (1) See your brothers and sisters as one body—no rich, poor, slave, or free—and treat them with honor; (2) Recognize that Jesus’ broken body bore our infirmities and carried our diseases (Isaiah 53:4-5), releasing healing still today. When the believers finally understood both dimensions—unity among people and provision for healing—the atmosphere shifted, confessions flowed, the table became sacred again, and healing came. A gripping narrative that will challenge and encourage every believer to approach communion with fresh reverence. God bless!



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The sun scorches Corinth’s stone streets. The air reeks of sacrifice smoke drifting down from the glittering temples on the Acrocorinth. Felix the wine-hauler, back bent from years at the docks, and Linus the indigo-dyed journeyman slump by a fountain, rattled by Paul’s fresh letter. “They saw the sea split open… and still God was not pleased with them.” Their bodies litter the wilderness like husks. If the miracle generation fell, what chance do two ordinary workers have against today’s pressure? Guild banquets loaded with idol meat. Oaths to the city genius before opening the dye vats.

Jobs on the line. Compromise whispers: “Your God won’t mind just a little…” Then wise widow Rhoda sits down. Her cracked, parchment hands take theirs. “The wilderness is right here in Corinth,” she says. “The escape isn’t a back door—it’s the cross. And it’s found when we choose the dry crust of fellowship over the feast of compromise.” A raw, gripping retelling of 1 Corinthians 10 that will hit you hard.

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