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My Wish List
What’s on your wish list this year? Can you buy it in a store? Is it merry and bright? Or is it something more? We find ourselves often waiting and wishing for the next big thing. The prophet Isaiah long ago foretold that to us a child is born, to us a son is given. [...]
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Every January many of us experience something that could only be described as “Christmas remorse.” We go into the Christmas season saying, “It’s going to be different this year. I’m going to slow down. I’m going to stay within my budget. I’m going to focus on the real meaning of Christmas.” Then January comes and we are exhausted, feeling further away from God than we did before the Christmas season.
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- HTML5 opens all kinds of opportunities including the ability to play videos natively without using Adobe Flash. This is particularly helpful since iPhones and iPads do not play videos encoded using Flash. Projekktor is an open source HTML5 video player that is compatible with Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari and Chrome. It has a number of [...]
- With the download of God of Wonders - Presentation Graphics, Peni from Pineville, WV downloaded the 10,000th file from OpenResources.org.
- As a way of saying thanks and celebrating, we're going to be adding new content every day until Christmas. That's 25 days of new content for you to download and use in your worship services. We'll be adding countdowns, video bumpers, sermon graphics, video backgrounds and more. Read this post for details.
- Check out the Child Dedication video that we've added to the Rules of Engagement sermon series. Scroll all the way to the bottom of the page and press the play button to preview before downloading. Enjoy!
- In an effort to continuously improve OpenResources.org, we've added video previews for all of our videos. Now you can watch a low-resolution version of a video or countdown using a built-in Flash media player before deciding whether or not to download the file. This is particularly helpful since these video files can be quite large.
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