Ken Anderson

A group of kids discover that an abandoned cabin has suddenly come alive with a mysterious person whom they suspect is a drug pusher. They discover that even though they were fooled by the identity of the intruder, God is never fooled, and knows our hearts, our sin, and our need of His Son.

This is a dramatic story set in modern times of a Native American man and his friends who run afoul of the law.

The second chapter in the story of John Bunyan's immortal classic Pilgrim's Progress. Christiana, who had earlier scoffed at her husband for leaving his family in the City of Destruction, truly repents of her sins. She is rewarded with a glowing faith and leads her daughter, Credence, and sons, Avail and Avow, plus her doubting neighbor, Mercy, towards the Celestial City. With the help of Greatheart, Christiana sets a wonderful example of a loving, but concerned mother who guards and guides her children through numerous dangerous adventures. At Doubting Castle, Mercy at last takes firm grip upon the promises of God's Word and is rewarded with deep faith. Then, at Pilgrim's Rest, the entire group discovers the meaning of the verse, "For me to live is Christ and to die is to gain."

Blinded soon after birth, Fanny Crosby adapted to her disability and went on to pen more than 10,000 hymns, more than any other person in history. This biography follows Crosby's life from her extraordinary childhood and her ability to memorize complete books of the Bible to her formal schooling and speech to the U.S. Congress, her role as a wife and mother, her selfless work as a nurse during the cholera epidemic and her prolific hymn writing.

Journey with Pilgrim to the Celestial City, as John Bunyan's famous allegory leaps from its pages into movie from. You'll experience the Slough of Despond, the Hill of Difficulty, Vanity Fair; Meet Pliable, Mr. Obstinate, Worldly Wiseman, Evangelist, Mr. Interpreter, and Pilgrim's constant foe, Apollyon. Follow Pilgrim to the Cross, where he finds real sanctification. A powerful visualization of the Christian life.

Christian character growth requires learning to grow and to apply God's principles of love, honesty, and forgiveness.

Tommy, Michael, and Peter are teenage skateboard fans, as are a lot of other kids in their church. So their inventive youth director begins to center activities around skateboarding. But then through jealousy and hard competition, the three boys make some discoveries that changes their lives

A Christian family must contend with occult influences.

A Nairobi businessman struggles for success. He depends on fetishes and charms to help him. His wife rebukes him. Both of them are regular church members. He must choose whether he truly trusts his charms or Jesus.

From the beautiful jungles of Sri Lanka, this is the exciting story of a boy and his pet elephant and the lesson that it's easier to hide an elephant than it is to hide your sins from God.

The fair is coming soon, and all the animals in Puppet Valley are excited to enter their produce in the big contest. But Bruce Goose won't tell anybody what he's entering, and McKelvey the Scotty Dog suspects Bruce might have a trick up his sleeve. A lesson in honesty and bearing "fruit" in your life by your deeds.

An inspiring story of young men who use basketball to spread the gospel.

"Honest, you guys! A spaceship! I saw a spaceship! It came right down over the camp, like it was watchin' us!" Marty's enthusiasm would have burst into outright shouting. But he knew the other fellows at the camp weren't likely to believe his story. Marty was sure he had seen the spaceship, though. Absolutely sure. In fact, before camp was over, he would take a ride on one - all the way to the moon. Or would he? What really happened to Marty deep down inside provides young viewers with a message impact unique to the time in which they live. The film story takes place in a wooded camp area where a Sunday school teacher take his class of boys on an extended holiday. Assisting him is a visitor from Great Britain, who teaches the boys how to play cricket. But the story's most important adventure consists of the change in Marty - and to the other boys in the Sunday school who decided to act like Christians so they could help Marty become one.

Jeff Forbes, president of Alliance Steel, takes his wife and son Kevin on a trip to the Yukon for a hunting trip with "utterly godless" drunkard Klondike Joe. But - surprise! - Klondike Joe is no longer a drunk. Instead, he’s been "converted by this BARRY MOORE fellow," a real-life evangelist who "transformed" Joe and now starts on Jeff and Kevin. Sure enough, not only does Jeff start reading the Bible, but loses interest in the company because he’s "had a transforming experience with Jesus Christ!" Kevin, on the other hand, becomes a teenage drunk after his white-trash girlfriend Dana tries to lure him away from religion with parties and ­ gasp! - bottles of beer. But when one of Kevin’s drunken buddies puts on a dress and falls off the roof of a house, Kevin wants to take Dana to Barry’s Big Crusade.

This is the powerful drama of Sadhu Sundar Singh, missionary to India. Being raised a Sikh and miraculously meeting Jesus, then facing death by his own family, this man lived a life that can influence anyone.

"It's my treehouse!" Toby announced selfishly. To any normal boy, Toby's pride was understandable. For the treehouse was quite a structure, the finest treehouse any of the boys at Sunday School had ever seen. Toby was willing to share it - with his hand-picked favorite friends, that is. These included Josh. But then Josh suggested they let Randy join their club. "That thief?" Toby scowled. "He became a Christian at Camp," Josh reminded. "If he's a Christian, I'm a pelican!" Toby countered. "The only reason he comes to our Sunday School is because he like all the neat things we do. Everybody know he's a thief." A thief? Was he really? Well, Toby got a chance to check. With the help of Dooley - fall guy and follower - Toby set a trap. And Randy walked right into it! What happened, though, didn't quite fit Toby's expectations.

The early years of the great missionary Hudson Taylor are portrayed in this drama. The movie details his work in China and the trails he endured. Hudson Taylor is an inpiration to all as a man of true faith in the living God.

This professionally produced dramatic motion picture filmed in black and white from 1964 effectively captures the intent of the highly acclaimed book. It tells the story of Rachel Paige, an aspiring young actress, and Ed Norman, publisher of a small newspaper. They were going to church every week and living their lives like most normal Christians. But on one particular Sunday, something happened. As a result of that event, both of their lives were drastically changed and a life of truly following Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior took on a whole new reality.

The Lord's Boot Camp? To Matt and Prentiss...to her, especially...it was a swamp, mud hole, some kind of glorified (spell it: horrified) concentration camp! You had to see it to believe it - digging ditches, laying concrete blocks, learning carpentry skills, and running the obstacle course.

The true story of Christian businessman Stanley Tam who made God his business partner and shares his faith with others.