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This theme is brought to you by the talented team at Midnight Oil Productions, a partner of WorshipGraphics. Customize Midnight Oil graphics for your very own professional, artistic worship experience using the provided Adobe Photoshop (PSD) or Adobe Elements files. Or, use included JPEGs “as is” in your favorite worship presentation program. This set of full-screen graphics includes a sample theme as well as song, sermon point, and blank slides that allow you to add your own titles and text for worship. Need assistance on how to use the image? Refer to the included 2-page creative guide for topics, scripture references, info about the font, and much more.

"Light the Night"

If you're struggling to find pictures of the manger that aren't clip-art or cartoons, this may help. It shows a manger at night, lit up under a brilliant star. In addition to a number of hi-res JPEG images, we've included the PSD file, which will allow you to work with the layers in Adobe Photoshop.

"Away in a Manger"

Although these graphics were created for Christmas, they could work any time of the year. It shows the earth, as viewed from space, with a large shadow of a foot, stepping in to the world. As always, it comes with graphics without titles so you can add your own.

"He Stepped In"

This image shows the front door of an inviting home with the porch light on, a wreath on the door, and a warm setting indoors with a fire burning in the fireplace. The title Coming Home for Christmas was used as an invitation for those in the church who do not regularly attend church to come home and begin a relationship with Jesus. There are many metaphors built into this image to support that message. An open door, a warm place inside, and a light shining in the darkness. The images include an alternate title (There's No Place Like Home) and slides without titles.

"Coming Home for Christmas"

This theme was originally used the week after Christmas, when there tends to be an after Christmas letdown in the church. The message reminded us that God wants an attitude of giving & service out of His people all year round!

"The 365 Days of Christmas"

When you drive long distances, it is so easy to be lulled into a state of semi-consciousness. You are driving down the freeway, and your mind is 100 miles away. When a police car flashes his lights at you, you suddenly snap back to attention -- you get sober.God presents us with many sobering moments... subtle (and sometimes not so subtle) reminders that help put our minds and hearts on the right thing.In preparation for Jesus' ministry, John the Baptist gave the world an absolutely necessary wake up call so that they would be ready for the visitation of God. Luke 3:2-18

"Sobering Moments"

This theme shows a phone against a dark backdrop. The theme was originally used as a series during Advent, in which the star in the top right corner of the image was there throughout the series. Because this image would work any time during the year, I've included imagery with and without the star.

"Seek God's Call"

This imagery shows a shopping cart, filled with gifts. It makes a great Christmas image, but it could also potentially work other times during the year. In life we tend to fill our shopping carts with all kinds of things that we think will fulfill us. Mankind is on a continual shopping trip to fill the God-shaped hole inside. Only when we drop to our knees and begin a relationship with Jesus, will we truly be fulfilled. Thus the default title, Shop till You Drop.This theme comes with a number of bonus images, including sermon points for things we seek for fulfillment. These include: PositionPosessionsAdventureRelationships A great time to use this imagery would be on Christmas Eve when so many visitors attend church. This theme makes a great way to present the Gospel.

"Shop till You Drop"

Perfect for a graphic right after Christmas, this imagery shows a list of resolutions that many of us make. The items on the list include: get out of debt, quit smoking, lose weight, get organized, start exercising, and-- most importantly-- connect with God. Where does your relationship with God fall on your resolution list?Also includes images with a blank list, so you can make your own resolution list.

"Resolutions for Life"

This is a really simple Christmas graphic with a unique line art design. The default title is O Holy Night, but this image will work with most Christmas messages, especially Christmas Eve.

This theme depicts a shed with a woodworking shop inside. This was created for a message on Joseph, and how God used someone ordinary to play a part in the extraordinary. God used Joseph, the ordinary carpenter and He wants to use you too.

"Joseph: An Ordinary Carpenter"

Here's a modern day rendering of the Bethlehem manger. In the background is a large city skyline, but the real excitement is happening in this barn in a secluded place. Jesus could have been born in the spotlight for all the world to see, but instead God chose to present his Son to the world in a quiet, humble setting. This image also looks great in a candlelit church for Christmas Eve.

"God of Wonder"

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