Use William Wilberforce's life and work—as depicted through five scenes from the film —as a mirror for examining our own lives and times. With this free download, you'll receive five video clips on the themes of , , , , and , plus a Faith Discussion Guide (), designed for personal reflection and/or group discussion. Each theme is also discussed in light of a passage from Scripture.
The Guide is designed for adults, including high school and college students. It is suitable for small group discussions, youth groups, and church Sunday school programs.
It takes courage and faith to try new things for the cause of Christ. In this scene from William Wilberforce and William Pitt have a discussion about Pitt's plan to become the youngest Prime Minister of England.
Having the confidence to follow your convictions often requires the support of others. In this scene from William Wilberforce and William Pitt are entertaining a group of prominent abolitionists who encourage Wilberforce to follow his convictions for change by pursuing both God and politics.
It's easy to observe a problem and complain about it. It's far different to do something about the problem and inspire change. In this scene from William Pitt presses William Wilberforce to make a commitment to the abolitionist movement and stand in the face of adversity.
What are some of the contemporary injustices that are largely invisible to us? How can the Church bring them to the forefront to inspire change? In this scene from William Wilberforce exposes members of Parliament and their wives to the ugly reality of the slave trade, by interrupting their dinner cruise and bringing them face-to-face with a slave ship.
Biography, Historical, Teaching Grace Use this confession from Amazing Grace to convey the power in turning convictions into action.
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There is tremendous power in turning our convictions into action and repenting of our past sins. In this scene from John Newton, a former slave trader and writer of the hymn , meets with William Wilberforce and encourages him to use his story to further the abolitionist movement.
HIV/AIDS affects everyone. What should be the church's response to this epidemic? How do we love those that are hurting? How do we see past numbers and see the lives that are affected?
Globalization isn't just an intellectual word that academics like to use. Rather, globalization is a reality that is deeply shaping the lives of millions around the world.
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