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Feb 18, 2009 We hope you benefit from our recent film, "The Wrath of God".
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Feb 15, 2009 "The Wrath of God" is one of those films (at 19 minutes duration) that may well be an enormous help for many in the years ahead. Our work in this film has been simply to ask what does Jesus say about the Wrath of God, and then take a look at what it means for us. A big thank to all who, over the past few weeks, have helped us through the writing and development of this important script. Thanks so much for your time and dedication. The film is currenly being uploaded to our servers, and will be ready later today. The YouTube versions, Part 1 and Part 2 will be available later this week.
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Feb 1, 2009 Most of us choose not to think about the "wrath of God". It's too confusing and rather daunting. Some criticise the very existence of God based on how they perceive Him in this regard. Others prefer a more benign, gentle, grandfatherly figure. Is Jesus only gentle and suffering, or is He really coming back again but this time as a Conqueror "with a sceptre of iron"? Using nothing else but Jesus' own words, we can gain a remarkable understanding as to what we might actually expect. The truth may surprise you!
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Jan 21, 2009 Initially somewhat hindered by this injury, any inconvenience it has caused has been offset by being able to take a break from general IT work; the tyranny of the urgent no longer is so important. And, when we've seen the suffering experienced by the people of Haiti, a missing part of a finger is really inconsequential. What suffering and what devastation! In Christ we're looking forward to another good year, no matter how bad it gets!
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Dec 28, 2009 We have had to edit the YouTube version of this film in order to comply with the ten minute maximum duration; the abridged YouTube version works well even with the edits.
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Dec 16, 2009 We're also working on the proposed scripts for two new films, the first shooting of which may be by this weekend. Some films take multiple takes before we get it to an acceptable broadcast standard; the last film took three shooting over two weeks, before we finally settled on one. Other films are mastered with the first take. The motivating factor in ministry work is, and one that governs any merit in our work, is simply if one person is encouaraged and helped in their walk with God, then our work is successful. For example, numerous people have been encouraged by our series on the Hope of the Resurrection; other films too have touched lives near and far. Faith in God is being strengthened, one day and one person at a time.
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Nov 29, 2009 It's an extremely important message. The significance of God the Father and Jesus Christ's greetings bears relevance to our experience and understanding today, especially when compared to any primary, developed doctrines in our contemporary faith creeds.
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Nov 20, 2009 The ceilings are now lined; walls painted and finished, and within the next week the electrician fits all the powerpoints, etc. Over the weekend ahead, we will attempt to re-shoot the "Grace & Peace" film, temporarily transporting our lights, camera, chroma screen etc to the new location from our existing small studio - which will still remain the primary location for all our editing/production work. We have also upgraded the domain capacity of www.messageweek.com to store 2Gb worth of media streams with a maximum bandwidth of 35Gb per month. This will help our websites with greater redundancy and capacity. The main archive of all our streaming films is on a high performance terabyte platter at www.message7.org
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Nov 16, 2009 We're in the process of ugrading our film studio's chroma green screen. This is the bright green background screen which we use in our studio filmset. We've used a variety of screens in the past, and the need has been apparent for some time for this upgrade.
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