Someone is Coming (British Sign Language Version)
Someone is Coming this Christmas, trace the reason for Jesus’s birth from the very start of history through the long wait for God’s rescuer. British Sign Language Version.
£9.95
Ministry use licence
Someone is Coming this Christmas, trace the reason for Jesus’s birth from the very start of history through the long wait for God’s rescuer. British Sign Language Version.
£9.95
Ministry use licence
This Christmas, trace the origin of the nativity right back to the start
Before the first war was fought, before the first person died, God had a plan to send us someone special and mend his broken world. Someone is Coming traces the origin of the Christmas story beyond Jesus's birth, all the way back to the very start in the Garden of Eden. When Adam and Eve first listened to the serpent's lie and turned away from God, the long wait for someone to restore humanity's relationship with Him began. This video gives us a brief history of the search for a rescuer as it's recorded in the Bible until, against all the odds and at just the right time, "the sign that God himself has come to rescue" arrived. Now released with British Sign Language to be accessible and enjoyable for all.
For extra digital and print resources linked to this video please visit: someoneiscoming.com
Plungepool, a Christian media production company, exist to help as many people as possible engage with the good news about Jesus through creative storytelling.
Jonathan Greenway is a freelance video editor, motion designer and marketer consultant. He’s based in Germany where he runs PlungePool.
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