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Intersect: Where Your Story and God's Story Converge


Intersect is a five-session DVD that is useful for evangelistic outreach and small group study. Each short film segment features a different person telling his or her story and a short reflection that points to God and His Word. The five main topics covered in the DVD are Expectations, Rest, Disappointment, Trust, and Control. These are common issues that people can easily relate to. The testimonies given are sincere and heartfelt. You'll hear from a father whose son has autism, a musician, a divorced teacher, a recovering gambler & addict, and a clothing designer/entrepreneur who's also a mom to 2 boys. Their willingness to be vulnerable and share their struggles/trials can help others be willing to open up about their own lives. This DVD will inspire conversations, discussions, and interaction. It includes a study guide which has five thought-provoking questions for each topic/theme and relevant Scriptures. If you look for ways to reach out to unbelievers, check out this creative resource which will offer you an opportunity to engage them and encourage them to think about God and look to the Bible for answers. The DVD is also helpful for believers to examine where they are in their faith journey and how they should respond to difficult challenges in their lives. God uses all kinds of people and works through many unexpected ways. When we give God our broken pieces, He makes a beautiful mosaic that reflects His light and love. That's where our stories intersect with God's story.


~I received a copy of this DVD via Litfuse Publicity in exchange for my honest review. 
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