The year is AD 96. Thousands of Christians throughout the Roman Empire have been persecuted and killed. John, the last living apostle of Jesus, has been imprisoned. Although he is 86 years old and confined to a cave on the isle of Patmos, the Spirit- inspired writer of Revelation refuses to surrender. John remains full of humor, strong in spirit, and obstinately spry. Through his eyes we relive the moving events in which Jesus Christ changed the course of human history.

Featuring DEAN JONES, this unforgettable one-man presentation delivers John's life- changing testimony. This is not a motion picture, but a professionally-produced video of a one-man play. Through the masterful work of actor Dean Jones, Saint John of the Bible comes alive like you've never known him before. This inspiring video will touch the hearts of your friends and family forever! Don't miss it.

Emmy award-winning director Dan Curtis (War and Remembrance) directs St. John in Exile with great skill and awesome power. The author, Don Berrigan, is credited by the Arizona Republic as "recapturing the roots of theater itself."

Christian Spotlight on the Movies gives this film a moral rating of "Excellent!" and rates its Moviemaking Quality at five stars (the highest rating.) Read their review here.

Robbie's current challenge is getting the highest dollar possible for her client's sale of Vancouver's pro-hockey team. Her ace card is luring legendary brawler Cody Harris out of retirement to sign with the struggling team to attract fans.

What Robbie doesn't count on, however, is that Harris, whose past reputation as a brawler attracted the fans, has changed -- he's become a Christian. Despite Robbie's hard outer shell, it begins to affect her. As the tension increases and she battles with herself to remain in control--something she's always been able to do--Cody helps Robbie to realize for the first time that maybe winning isn't everything. (From World Wide Pictures.

The Story of the Other Wise Man--And Other Christmas Stories

The Fourth Wise Man is based on Henry van Dyke's classic The Story of the Other Wise Man, a fictional story set in Biblical times. It concerns a Magus named Artaban (Martin Sheen) who studies the prophecies and witnesses a sign in the heavens that he hopes will lead him and his faithful servant, Orantes (Alan Arkin), to the Messiah

Artaban takes with him three precious gifts to present to the Messiah. This is the story of his search for the King.

 Christian SPOTLIGHT on the movies gives this film five stars (out of five) and calls its moral rating "Excellent." See their full review here.

16th Century England: a Country Where the Bible and Even Prayers in English were Outlawed...
Today he is renowned as  "the Father of the English Bible," and is recognized as one of the major leaders of the English Reformation.  But the tale of how he lived and died as "God's outlaw" is a compelling "rest-of-the-story," and especially a moving encouragement for modern people of faith.
A true story,  God's Outlaw is about international politics, church intrigue, cold-blooded betrayal, and false justice ending in a criminal's death.  But it's also about victorious faith and spiritual triumph over some of the greatest political and religious forces known in the 16th century.
A simple God-seeking man, William Tyndale somehow became one of the most-wanted men in England and in all of Europe.  Pursued by King Henry VIII, Lord Chancellor Sir Thomas Moore, and the pope's personal legate Cardinal Wolsey, he darted across Europe to avoid capture--always pushing to complete the task that obsessed him. The task was translating the Bible into English and publishing it for his fellow countrymen--Englishmen who lived in a country where the Bible and even prayers in English were outlawed by a corrupt religious establishment.

Q: What happens when a group of home school boys and girls travel to the badlands of Colorado with their parents in search of adventure and the hope of finding ancient treasures buried in rock?

A: They make the biggest dinosaur discovery of the year. There, buried in the rock, they excavate three amazing creatures: a many-plated Stegosaur; a 120-foot Brachiosaur. Most importantly, they raise from the ground what appears to be the most complete Allosaur (similar to a T. rex ) ever found in the history of paleontology, including the monster's giant skull complete with rows and rows of once razor-sharp teeth. But there is more: The excavators found remarkable proof for a "recent" death of the dinosaur. Buried in and around this fully articulated dinosaur was unfossilized organic material. Because the evidence is that the material was deposited at the same time as the dinosaur, it points to the fact that the creature is not millions, but thousands of years old!  You can read more, and see the movie trailer, at Vision Forum.

No one knows when the Stuart family starting drifting apart. But their American dream had become a nightmare or broken relationships… a conflict of differing goals… a separation of hearts and minds. When twenty-one-year-old Greg returned home from his island hideaway, the conflicts within the family only became more obvious... and painful.

The Prodigal is the dramatic, true-to-life story of one family's struggle to put the pieces back together, and of their discovery that the journey back to each other began with the journey back to their Heavenly Father.

Tommy (McCrary) is a young man who has the voice of an angel, but he also has the record of an ex-con. His dreams of a steady job and a better life appear out of reach until Memaw (Hall), a spunky saint with a big heart, takes him under her wing. Soon, Memaw's faith starts to rub off.

Lilly (Mowry), Memaw’s granddaughter, is no less amazed by this street boy. As she grows to appreciate his genuine humility and warmth, they form a special bond. Tommy's childhood buddy, G. Smooth (Nall), just wants a drug-dealing partner and can't believe the old TNT has "religion" now. Smooth laughs Tommy off until he's fighting for his life.

For the first time in his life, Tommy has something to hope for, something to live for, SOMETHING TO SING ABOUT. You'll smile, you'll sing and your spirit will soar!   reviewsmore reviews
Soundtrack:
Take My Hand (Precious Lord)
Cry Holy
Something to Sing About Main Title
Blessed Assurance
Under the Influence
Tommy's Theme
Move Mountain Listen
His Eye is on the Sparrow
A Plan For Your Life
Rejoice

Can your faith stand up to The Prosecutor?

Suppose Jesus had come today. A major media event results when stories circulate that a young teacher, recently put to death, has risen from the dead. His followers are calling themselves Christians and are being arrested for heresy, civil disobedience, and insurrection. A trial is held. Evidence for and against the resurrection is considered by scientists, philosophers and eyewitnesses. When the judge seeks a verdict, it's the viewers who must decide.

This historical drama captures the heartbeat of missions for all believers of any age. Winner of "Best Film of the Year" Award from Christian Film Distribution Association.

 Related information: Christian History Institute article on early Moravian missions

Award-Winning family movie about love in action!

Thirteen-year-old Ben Gibson is learning some hard lessons about life. Abandoned suddenly by their alcoholic father, he and his family set out for Los Angeles – with only a shred of hope and one small clue – to find him. This powerful film is sure to tug at the heartstrings of each viewer and urge the "acting out" of one's faith in a hurting world.

Crown Award Winner: Best Evangelistic Film

Note: this powerful movie for the whole family runs about an hour and fifty minutes. Expect a longer-than-usual evening.

With high anticipation, Stewart Linley arrives at Madison High, only to groan at the unexpected assignment of Coach. His wards - a ragtag basketball team of undisciplined losers. With all odds against him, he determines to make a winning team of the Madison High Eagles (turkeys).

Through a "game plan" for conquering pride, saying "no" to peer pressure, riding the rapids, scaling the bluffs and running the race, he brings them far beyond the challenge of simply winning basketball games.

This inspiring film will delight you with exhilarating basketball and tender inter-personal relationships. Discovering the secret that turned their defeats into victories will make you, your family and friends want to see this exciting motion picture again and again.

What follows is an intense drama about the most important issue in life... and eternity. Late One Night is a motion picture which applies to every person on earth regardless of race, culture, language, or nation. It clearly explains what the Bible means when it says 'you must be born again'. This movie presents the gospel of Jesus Christ, not only in word, but with a visual example of His great love for all.

It also has a dialogue about hell that will cause any viewer to stop and consider the end result. Are you going to Hell when you die?
Review

Six teenagers are in a car accident. The four who die are able to preview their destinies to heaven or hell based on thier beliefs about Christ before they died. The two that live are able to re-evaluate life's most important decision.The "almost Christian" realizes her folly, the "practical agnostic" reviews his impractical life, and the "silent Christian" is confronted by his close friend - "Why didn't you tell me?" The story concludes with a powerful expression of the hope that is ours in Christ. Believing viewers will understand the priority of sharing the gospel, while unbelieving viewers will see the consequences of facing eternity.