Discovering the results of God's plan takes time - and with it, patience. This powerful video illustration features the music of singer/songwriter John Waller and imagery from the hit film "Fireproof" to communicate the power of God's perfect timing if we are only willing to wait on Him.

Every man has his public successes and private failures. God's intent is to take it all and transform us into men of God. This aggressive video illustration features the music of Dove-award winning Third Day and imagery from the hit film "Fireproof" to communicate the transformative power of the Word of God that turns us each into the man we were created to be.

This video is based on the true story of how Solomon Rosenberg and his family were sent to a Nazi Concentration Camp during World War II. Out of the horror of this Holocaust experience come one of the most beautiful stories of love and sacrifice. This video is a wonderful illustration of the depth of God's love.

"On Easter weekend, 1963, Martin Luther King Jr. sat in a Birmingham jail and reflected in writing on the power of Jesus' crucifixion and resurrection. This short film artistically expresses the power of Christ on the cross through the poetry of King's own words."

Adapted from “What’s So Amazing About Grace?” (© 1997) by popular Christian author Philip Yancey, Prodigal is a relatable telling of the well-known parable used by Jesus to show us who God is and how God loves. In this picture of extravagant grace, we learn that there is no catch to this promise, no loophole to exclude us from Love. Featuring music from up and coming artist Sara Jackson-Holman, we believe Prodigal is the film your community will be talking about. This mini-movie is perfect for Father's Day.

What does it say about the character of God that He would give His only son for us? So often, we spend Christmas focused on what it is like to receive this gift, but in The Gift of Christmas...

"Also available in Spanish". There are so many small parts to a Mother’s life that it can seem ordinary, but there is nothing ordinary about the role of “Mother.”