It is David's desire that the name of God, and more importantly God himself, should be held everywhere in awe and worshiped.

Now, we, being on the other side of Jesus' resurrection, have a Savior to proclaim to all the nations.

We have to beware, in our own little lives, of ever seeking to accomplish good things by questionable means, of trying to carry on Christ’s work with the devil’s weapons.

As part of Vision Maker Media's "40 years, 40 films, 40 weeks" program, one archived PBS film will be re-released each week. Watch them while they are available!

This week's featured film is: Weaving Worlds

This Week in Native American News - January 12, 2016: a selection of housing options and a return to the land

The young boy’s gaze never shifted from the Native American woman speaking in the front of the church.  His black, round eyes were innocent and yet astutely aware. Dressed in Native regalia and speaking in soft tones, the woman, whom he was listening to so intently, told those assembled of her abuse at the hands of a relative when she was just a little girl.

“She was even younger than me!” the boy thought.

Like David, when we truly understand the magnitude of God's love for us, our natural response is to worship Him with every gift we have.

God is looking for those who love Him to share his love. 

This first temptation teaches us much. It teaches us how innocent and necessary wants may be the devil’s levers to overturn our souls and sets forth humble reliance on God’s sustaining will as best for us, even if we are in the desert, where, according to sense, we must starve.

For thousands of years, traditional Inuit sports have been vital for survival within the unforgiving Arctic. Acrobatic and explosive, these ancestral games evolved to strengthen mind, body and spirit within the community. Follow four modern Inuit athletes as they reveal their unique relationship to the games and compete across the North. As unprecedented change sweeps across their traditional lands, their stories illuminate the importance of the games today.

This Week in Native American News: January 6, 2017 - Help someone in need, start a new hobby, or read more books (We're here to help with your New Year's resolutions!)