What Would You Change About Your Life?

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Person on the Street
What Would You Change About Your Life?
A street survey of what people want to change and how they want to change it.

Duration: 04:19

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	Producer:	The Work of the People
	Genre:	Person on the Street
	Video Series:	Not part of a series
	Topics:	Change, Contentment, Emptiness, New life, Transformation
	Filters:	Everyday Disciples, Pop Culture, Quotes
	Purpose:	Evangelism
	References:	John 10:10 , Romans 12:2
	Tone:	Neutral/Mixed
	Date Added:	November 20, 2006

What would you change about your life? Within each of us is a desire to change, to become something better, to become something new. What (or Who) is the source of this desire? Can this desire be quenched with outward change only?

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Total Ratings: 5

Rena (Guest)

Posted: February 04, 2007


I really cliked (High) . The short video on the street was very good, very interesting. How is it the people who seemed to have the most material things didnt seem to care much about spiritual things. Or didnt even understand the question. The people that had less really new what the true meanig of life was. He is the bread of Life, and they all seemed to know the answer to that question!

Patt (Guest)

Posted: March 11, 2008


I agree with Rena. Most of the persons interviewed were clueless! Others who had faith did not indicate how they would communicate with God. The values were on material things and very little thought was given to the spiritual. I've only seen 2 videos. I view more later. This is a great teaching tool.

Dave (Guest)

Posted: January 26, 2007

I love your "man on the street" stuff. It shows where people are at and you seem to get some pretty honest answers. Seems like most people that were interviewed only were concerned about something physical to change. Nothing wrong with that but it does show that people in our culture tend to remain at the surface. The inner life is something very foreign to those interviewed, almost unknown and unknowable. It was a great contrast to also show the homeless guy who does believe in Jesus but is still striving in his own homeless situation. The contrast of the "need nothing" vs. the "needful" was masterful. Great job!

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