John Lewis’ Christmas Ad Reminds Us That The Little Actions Can Mean The Most
This is an inspiring video that gives us perspective this holiday season. In this clip, John Lewis’ Christmas Ad reminds us that little actions can mean the most.
At the start of the video, a man skateboards in a parking lot–badly. He falls off the board and gets up, looking very discouraged. Suddenly he comes in as his wife is on the phone talking about how she can’t wait.
He grabs some frozen peas to put on his hurt knee and falls onto the couch, looking defeated. Then the man decorates the Christmas tree with his wife, but he’s grimacing. He’s obviously sore from all the skateboard falls and mishaps.
At the office, he sneaks and watches skateboard videos, and the camera pans down to reveal his feet on top of a board under his desk. He is determined to learn. We see some moments of success and excitement.
Suddenly, the doorbell rings, and the man and his wife share a look of anticipation. A young girl stands in the doorway, looking at them nervously. The girl is in foster care and is coming to live with them.
She cradles a skateboard in her arms, and she nods to an arm brace the man wears. The man shares that he skates, too, but that her board is cooler. They invite the girl in, with the two of them bonding. (And me choking up with tears welling as I watch!)
The commercial ends by sharing that more than 108,000 children in the UK are in foster care.
This emotional video teaches us the kindness and outpouring of love that we can show to others if we make the effort. Jesus loved us so well, and we can love others through the power of His love in us.
Jesus, knowing their thoughts, took a little child and had him stand beside him. Then he said to them, “Whoever welcomes this little child in my name welcomes me; and whoever welcomes me welcomes the one who sent me. For it is the one who is least among you all who is the greatest.” Luke 9:47-48
John Lewis’ Christmas Ad Reminds Us That The Little Actions Can Mean The Most
This is an inspiring video that gives us perspective this holiday season. In this clip, John Lewis’ Christmas Ad reminds us that little actions can mean the most.
At the start of the video, a man skateboards in a parking lot–badly. He falls off the board and gets up, looking very discouraged. Suddenly he comes in as his wife is on the phone talking about how she can’t wait.
He grabs some frozen peas to put on his hurt knee and falls onto the couch, looking defeated. Then the man decorates the Christmas tree with his wife, but he’s grimacing. He’s obviously sore from all the skateboard falls and mishaps.
At the office, he sneaks and watches skateboard videos, and the camera pans down to reveal his feet on top of a board under his desk. He is determined to learn. We see some moments of success and excitement.
Suddenly, the doorbell rings, and the man and his wife share a look of anticipation. A young girl stands in the doorway, looking at them nervously. The girl is in foster care and is coming to live with them.
She cradles a skateboard in her arms, and she nods to an arm brace the man wears. The man shares that he skates, too, but that her board is cooler. They invite the girl in, with the two of them bonding. (And me choking up with tears welling as I watch!)
The commercial ends by sharing that more than 108,000 children in the UK are in foster care.
This emotional video teaches us the kindness and outpouring of love that we can show to others if we make the effort. Jesus loved us so well, and we can love others through the power of His love in us.
Jesus, knowing their thoughts, took a little child and had him stand beside him. Then he said to them, “Whoever welcomes this little child in my name welcomes me; and whoever welcomes me welcomes the one who sent me. For it is the one who is least among you all who is the greatest.” Luke 9:47-48
Today's Devotional
A Prayer to Forgive When the Other Person Is Not Sorry - Your Daily Prayer - July 12
When someone you love isn’t sorry, forgiveness feels impossible. This powerful prayer helps you trust God with your pain and wait in hope.
There is no content for this section
--- End of Results ---
Today's Devotional
A Prayer to Forgive When the Other Person Is Not Sorry - Your Daily Prayer - July 12
When someone you love isn’t sorry, forgiveness feels impossible. This powerful prayer helps you trust God with your pain and wait in hope.
Most Popular Right Now

Brad Stine Has Issues Brad Stine’s Hysterical Take on Adam Naming the Animals is Pure Gold

GodTube Performances Stunning ‘Holy, Holy, Holy, Lord God Almighty' Hymn Cover Will Give You Goosebumps

GodTube Inspiration Cowboy Single-Handedly Stops Armed Robber

GodTube Inspiration Young Woman and Elderly Man Prove Friendship and Kindness Have No Age Limit

GodTube Inspiration Man’s Kindness to Elderly Grocery Shopper Warms Hearts

GodTube Cute Little One’s Hysterical Take on Her Day Is Pure Comedy

Bill and Gloria Gaither Guy Penrod's Stirring Live Performance of 'Then Came The Morning'

chris rupp Chris Rupp’s Soul-Stirring A Cappella Version of 'Beautiful Savior' Is a Must-Listen

Universal Music Group Stephen Stanley - Lean On Me

GodTube Performances Powerful ‘Praise to the Lord, the Almighty’ Hymn Performance Uplifts