Loved. Forgiven.
A new beginning.

What Jesus offers, and what it could mean for the life you’re actually living.

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Why do Christians call the story of Jesus ‘good news’? This short film follows that question through the Bible.

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What if you could be fully known and still loved?

A seed putting out roots and new leaves.

God made us for life with him and for love with one another.

Genesis 1:26–31 , read on Bible Gateway (opens in a new tab)
A heart formed from warm, interlocking shapes.

Every person is worth loving.

A cracked bowl with a broken piece beside it.

Yet the world we know is full of hurt, broken relationships and death.

Romans 8:18–25 , read on Bible Gateway (opens in a new tab)

God has not given up on us.

An open door.

In Jesus, God came to share our life and bring us close.

John 1:1–18 , read on Bible Gateway (opens in a new tab)

Jesus healed people, welcomed those pushed aside and challenged those who abused their power.

Mark 2:15–3:6 , read on Bible Gateway (opens in a new tab)
An empty cross.

Powerful leaders turned against him, and Roman authorities had him killed on a wooden cross.

Luke 23:13–46 , read on Bible Gateway (opens in a new tab)

He willingly faced human evil and death to free us from their power.

Hebrews 2:14–15 , read on Bible Gateway (opens in a new tab)
An empty tomb with the stone rolled aside.

God raised Jesus from the dead. Evil and death had not won.

1 Corinthians 15:1–8, 12–22 , read on Bible Gateway (opens in a new tab)

Through Jesus, we can share in his victory and begin a new life.

Colossians 2:13–15 , read on Bible Gateway (opens in a new tab)
A gift with its lid lifted.

His gift is a life with God, with forgiveness, belonging and hope beyond death.

Ephesians 2:1–10 , read on Bible Gateway (opens in a new tab)
Three stepping stones leading onwards.

You can ask God to forgive you and trust Jesus to help you live differently.

Ephesians 2:1–10 , read on Bible Gateway (opens in a new tab)

God stays with us, restoring us and helping us learn to love.

Romans 8:9–11 , read on Bible Gateway (opens in a new tab)

That life begins now and continues beyond death.

John 11:25–26 , read on Bible Gateway (opens in a new tab)
Two empty chairs at a table, an invitation to talk.

You can start with an honest question, and find people to walk with you.

Acts 2:37–47 , read on Bible Gateway (opens in a new tab)

Let’s talk about it.

Start with what’s on your mind, or ask for help meeting people at a local church.

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