When Clarissa, a failed actress, goes back to her hometown to attend a wedding, she tells her friends that she's dating the famous Chas Hunter as she's trying to impress them. But when her lies make it to the press, Chas shows up in an attempt to escape bad press. They make a deal: He comes with her to the wedding to keep the facade up, and she pretends that they are engaged, so that he can cover up who he's really dating. This means spending a lot of time together. Will it stay a game, or will true love blossom?

From the producers of "The Road to Emmaus", this film tells the story of Jesus and his disciples. In particular, you'll find out most about Jesus' relationship with Peter. From the first momen they were called by Jesus - "Come, follow me" - until their conversations after His resurrection where he's telling them to "feed my sheep". Peter, who was always at the forefront, but meanwhile, just like the other disciples, he did not really understand why Jesus was on earth. You will see Peter transform from a fearful denier into a bold leader of the early church. This film is also a great way to introduce the Gospel to friends and family.

Experience the heartwarming film Innocence, where the charm of a cozy candy store sets the stage for a special friendship between young and old. Meet the friendly shop owner, a warm and caring woman who’s always ready for a chat with her customers. But behind her seemingly carefree exterior, she carries a secret: she’s pregnant. As she goes about her daily routine, she forms a close bond with ten-year-old Maaike, a cheerful girl who visits the shop with her mother — who is also expecting. The friendship between Maaike and the shop owner blossoms as they share colorful sweets and heartfelt conversations. Meanwhile, danger looms in the form of a neighborhood boy with dark plans for the candy stash. Innocence weaves a tale of trust, loyalty, and innocent adventure, as the shop owner struggles with when and how to reveal her secret — and how Maaike will respond. This film reminds us not to judge too quickly and invites viewers to explore the unexpected depths of human connection.

This documentary shows the story of Billy Graham as a worldwide public figure - the man, the mission, and the message. He shows his own surprise about making friends all across the world. Watch how Graham grows from a simple farmer's son to a spiritual leader to millions of people. Supported by unique historical images, it shows how Graham is received in many different nations, and the people will tell you about their experiences during and after his meetings. He preached to more people face to face than any other person in history, served as a spiritual leader to many American presidents, was a voice of calm during times of crisis, loved God, preached to Jezus Christ, and served his fellow people. Take a unique look in Graham's life full of faith, discoveries, challenges, tragedies, and crisis.

In this play, prize-winning actor Max McLean tells the story of CS Lewis, the most influential Christian writer of the 20th century. McLean only uses texts that Lewis himself has said or written on stage. In this way, he takes you through the life story of Lewis who was a convinced atheist and ultimately could not ignore the truth of the gospel. McLean plays a particularly convincing role that makes this performance definitely worth watching. Lewis became best known for the seven books he wrote in the Narnia series. Some of these books have even been filmed. In addition, he also wrote more than 20 books including: Letters from Hell, Uncut Christianity and The Space Trilogy.

Michelle, a young teen in Colorado, loses her faith amidst extreme hardships and brief homelessness. With a mother battling drug and alcohol addiction since she was little, and a war veteran father battling extreme PTSD, violence and dysfunction are the norm. It's easy to say that Michelle starts each morning with a disadvantage on life. But her grandmother remains strong in her faith and prays for Michelle everyday. And when she meets a new friend in school, Maki, who knows what it feels like to be homeless, things are starting to look better for Michelle. But will it give Michelle enough strength to get her life back on track?

As winter settles over a small Alaskan town, a large moving truck rumbles down the main street, instantly catching the attention of the curious locals. Rumors begin to swirl about who might be arriving just before Christmas, a season the town treats with heartfelt enthusiasm. The newcomer turns out to be Mitch Bright, played by Daniel Bowdvin, a successful and affluent attorney who left the community two decades earlier with ambitious dreams of building a career far from home. After twenty years of absence, Mitch has decided to return, hoping to reconnect with the place and the people he once knew—although his arrival rekindles old tensions he may not be prepared to face. Mitch’s return brings back memories not only for him but also for Dan Reed, the town’s well-liked mayor and Mitch’s former high-school rival. Their teenage years were marked by constant competition—whether on the football field, the basketball court, or even for coveted parking spots. Most of all, they competed for the affection of Kirsten, a rivalry that left a lingering sting of pride and unresolved resentment. Dan, now a devoted husband and father of two, has grown into a man of steady faith, kindness, and community spirit, while Mitch’s adult life, despite its financial success, seems overshadowed by dissatisfaction and an undercurrent of bitterness. As Christmas approaches, Dan enthusiastically prepares the town’s festive decorations. Residents gather to hang lights, paint cheerful signs, and transform the streets into a celebration of the season’s meaning. Dan’s young daughter, thrilled to have been chosen as an angel in the upcoming Christmas pageant, serves as a reminder of the innocence and joy the town associates with the holiday. But just as preparations reach their peak, Mitch disrupts the harmony by filing a formal complaint. He argues that the town’s overtly Christian decorations violate the constitutional separation of church and state, and he demands that every “Merry Christmas” sign be replaced with the more neutral “Happy Holidays.” The question arises: is Mitch truly acting out of civic concern, or is his complaint driven by the old rivalry he never managed to outgrow? His behavior echoes that of a modern-day Grinch, seeming determined to strip the town of its Christmas spirit and undermine Dan’s leadership. Dan, however, refuses to respond with hostility. Instead, he chooses a different path—one shaped by empathy, faith, and a desire to understand what has hardened Mitch’s heart. Determined not to let conflict destroy the cherished Christmas traditions of his community, Dan begins to reach out to Mitch, hoping to uncover the real reason behind his hostility. Through conversations, personal reflection, and the persistent warmth of the townspeople, Mitch is gradually confronted with the emptiness that success alone cannot fill. The community unites, standing firm in its belief that Christmas—spelled with a capital C—carries a deeper meaning rooted in faith, hope, and the celebration of Jesus’s birth. They work together to restore harmony, reminding Mitch and themselves of the importance of the season and how goodwill can heal even the most enduring tensions.

This documentary tells the conversion story of one of the most important people in church history, and sheds light on his search for answers to decisive questions, amidst many voices. Travel with us to 4th century Rome and Milan and discover how Augustine, a young boy who thinks his mother's religion is foolish and so turns to education and intellect, then starts playing an important role in the Roman Empire, and eventually truly converts to Christianity and becomes "a voice for all generations".

'End of the Spear' is a riveting historical drama that unfolds the gripping true story of five American missionaries, including Jim Elliot and Nate Saint, and their transformational encounter with the Waodani tribe in the Ecuadorian jungle. Set in 1956, the film captures the missionaries' brave attempts to reach the isolated and hostile tribe, driven by their desire to share a Christian message. Despite their good intentions, a tragic cultural misunderstanding leads to the death of the missionaries at the hands of the Waodani, with Mincayani as a central figure in this harrowing event. The film takes a remarkable turn as Rachel Saint and Elisabeth Elliot choose to live among the Waodani, fostering a profound story of forgiveness and redemption. As Steve Saint, Nate's son, later confronts Mincayani, this touching narrative explores themes of grace and reconciliation. With breathtaking scenery and an emotional score, 'End of the Spear' underscores the extraordinary power of love and faith to transcend violence and bring about lasting change. This emotionally stirring film not only showcases key moments of conflict handled with sensitivity but also highlights the spirit of perseverance and transformation against all odds.

In 'Left Behind: Rise of the Antichrist', the world is depicted six months after a catastrophic event when millions of people abruptly disappear during the Rapture. With chaos, fear, and uncertainty spread across the globe, the survivors try to seek stability while governments, religious groups, and media struggle to explain the disappearances. Nicolae Carpathia, a charismatic leader, quickly rises as the head of the United Nations, but doubts linger about his true intentions. Some believe he is the Antichrist, as predicted in ancient Biblical prophecies. Journalist Cameron 'Buck' Williams attempts to dispel fears and conspiracy theories surrounding a second wave of disappearances with his critical quest for the truth. With the help of a hacker, he uncovers a dark conspiracy threatening to dominate the global financial markets. Meanwhile, Chloe Steele tries to cope with her mother's disappearance, while her father, Rayford Steele, a former pilot, strives to keep his faith strong amidst the chaos and suppression of Biblical truth. As Rayford becomes increasingly convinced of the connection between the events and Biblical prophecies, the dangers escalate in a world where power and technology are used to exert control. The film highlights the struggle to preserve faith and truth in a world on the brink of evil.