How Do You Say “I Love You”?
Nothing says “I love you” like a box of chocolates – or does it? Find out how our Creator shows us his love, watch ‘How Do You Say “I Love You”?’ now!
£9.95
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Nothing says “I love you” like a box of chocolates – or does it? Find out how our Creator shows us his love, watch ‘How Do You Say “I Love You”?’ now!
£9.95
Social media licence
Ministry use licence
'What is love?' is one of the most frequently asked questions on Google.
Here, this video employs a little bit of iPad magic to suggest some familiar answers to this much-posed question, before turning to the Bible to see what God has to say. Chocolates on Valentine's Day? A romantic get-away? An engagement ring?
All of these things reveal something about love but in 1 John 3:16 we find a more substantial and challenging answer to our question. The Bible tells us that Jesus Christ's sacrifice on Good Friday is the ultimate example of love. What do you make of that?
Go Chatter has created a number of evangelistic videos linked to current events or trending topics, videos with a seasonal emphasis and others that feature someone’s life-story.
Dan Rackham has been creating evangelistic videos online for 5 years, his videos have been watched just over 4 million times. Previously Dan served as an evangelist and community worker at a church in Liverpool and before that worked in Corporate Banking at RBS.
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