Adam’s Story of Satisfaction
Short Christian testimony video about how a satisfying relationship with God makes all the difference, both now and in the life to come.
Ministry use licence
Short Christian testimony video about how a satisfying relationship with God makes all the difference, both now and in the life to come.
Ministry use licence
“God wanted me - not who I could be”
Adam came to university confused and discontented with life, with Christianity, with God. Relying on himself didn’t help, and it seemed like Christians meant well, but had no real grasp of how to live meaning-filled lives.
But slowly that changed - Adam realised that it wasn’t his Christian friends who were missing out, but him. Struck by how satisfied and different his Christian friends were, Adam discovered a God who wanted him as he was, not as he could be.
Accepting the most ultimately satisfying life and relationship ever, Adam is learning to confidently trust God’s plan, even (and especially) when his own plans fail.
Possible Discussion Questions
Are you satisfied with life right now? Why/why not?
What difference do you think God makes, either in your Christian friends’ lives, or your own?
Related Bible Reference
Rhyme and Reason is an evangelical video ministry set up to help the spread of the gospel through online videos. As well as producing videos for organisations, we produce free-to-use evangelistic media and spoken words videos.
Caleb Shaw is a videographer and spoken word artist. He produces videos for churches and corporate Christian clients as well as his own short videos helping people understand the Christian faith.
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