My name is Geoff Prewett and I've come from the United States to share a little bit about what God has done in my life.
[This] represents God.  The Bible describes Him as light, and as perfect.  He never does anything wrong.
[This] represents us.  The black part around us represents sin, which is the bad things we do, like lying and stealing.  God hates sin, because he is perfect, so our sin separates us from him.  
I grew up in a Christian family, but I spent all my time trying to make myself happy.  This lead to some bad attitudes and eventually God forced me to have some time to rethink my life.  He showed me that I was serving Happiness instead of Him.  In the Bible, "to serve" is often used interchangeably with "to worship," so I was breaking the first commandment:  worship the Lord your God only.  This was just the first and most important command;  I had broken plenty of others, too.  So I was separated from God, and as a result, I did not have much of a relationship with God.
[Evangecube]  But God loves us and wants to be with us.  So He sent Jesus to die for our sins.  Our disobedience requires a punishment, but we cannot pay it, so Jesus paid it for us.  When I realized that I was worshipping something other than God, I thanked God for paying for my sins through Jesus' death, and stopped seeking Happiness
[Evangecube]  Jesus died and was buried in a tomb.
[Evangecube]  But after three days God raised him from the dead to prove that he was God.
[Evangecube]  This is God, and this is us.  Because of Jesus' death, we can be with God.  Remember the separation from before?  The cross bridges this separation.  Once I turned away from seeking Happiness, God started being active in my life.  He has been teaching me how to love others, what it means to have His perfect character, and how amazing He is.  It has not always been easy, but the more I get to know God, the more excited I am to be with Him forever in Heaven.
[Evangecube]  But just knowing this information does us no good.  This, again, represents God.  Represents Jesus, and he is reaching out to, asking us to repent and believe.  But we have a choice.  We can believe in Jesus' death for our sins and repent and be with God in Heaven, or we can reject God's offer and pay for our sins ourselves in Hell.  Would you like to accept Jesus' death for your sins?