How Jesus Moves - DVD

Embodying Christ for a Changing World

By Tyler Sit
Video - DVD
How Jesus Moves - DVD
Video - DVD ISBN: 9781791046095
$44.99 Show Buy

Published May 2027

Following Jesus isn't just about what you believe. It's about how you move.


How Jesus Moves: Embodying Christ for a Changing World is a guide for the second question. Drawing from the patterns of Jesus’s life in the Gospels, this illustrated handbook explores the concrete practices that defined how Jesus moved through the world: staying present to suffering, telling the truth, caring for neighbors, confronting injustice, building community, resting, grieving, celebrating, and practicing resilient joy. Each practice is explored with theological depth and illustrated with original artwork and infographics that help readers visualize and begin to embody what discipleship looks like in daily life and local community.

Designed for individuals, pairs, or small groups with or without a leader, How Jesus Moves: Embodying Christ for a Changing World functions as a field guide for embodied discipleship—less a book to read and more a practice to enter. Rather than offering abstract ideas about faith, it helps readers discern how to live as witnesses: people who follow Jesus not just in what they believe, but in how they move through a hurting world.

This DVD for small-group sessions includes 6 10-12-minute teaching videos from author Tyler Sit. All sessions are closed-captioned.

Written by Tyler Sit. A companion devotional, How Jesus Moves: A 30-Day Discernment Practice, is available separately for extended individual practice.

About the Author

Tyler Sit

Tyler Sit is the founding pastor of New City Church, a Minneapolis church led mostly by queer people of color. New City became the first 'built from scratch' church plant to charter in Minnesota United Methodism in decades. And in 2022, New City launched its second branch, Northeast United Methodist Church. Sit is a second-generation Chinese American, and he focuses his racial justice work into Intersect, a church planting network that he co-founded during the pandemic. Sit has been featured in the New York Times, the Atlantic, Minnesota Public Radio, and more.