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Missed Opportunities is a powerful faith-based drama starring Dean Cain, Eddie McClintock, and Tim Ross that explores how often we overlook the moments God gives us to believe. Through a moving series of interconnected stories, one man’s spiritual journey reveals how the average person hears the Gospel 76 times before accepting Christ — and how grace keeps calling even when we don’t listen. When he buys a struggling youth camp, his mission becomes clear: to make sure no one misses their opportunity to know Jesus.
In a world destroyed by war, pandemics, and disaster, a small group of survivors finds refuge inside a rebuilt stronghold known as The Fort. As darkness rises and deception spreads, the community must stand together in faith and courage to defend their last haven and fight for truth, hope, and the future of mankind.
From every wound there is a scar and every scar tells a story. A young woman tries everything in her power to escape her nightmarish marriage, but discovers it is impossible to elude her controlling and obsessive husband.
Two sisters who tragically lose their father now attempt to bring their estranged mother back from a coma by getting into her mind by finding and using a machine a that interfaces across multiple dimensions.
In a time when the abortion debate continues to divide culture, politics, and communities across America, this deeply emotional film cuts through the noise to tell a raw and unforgettable human story, one that challenges audiences to see the person behind the issue. EDEN’S CHOICE follows the journey of 13 year old Eden, a young girl facing abuse, poverty, and an unplanned pregnancy. As her family crumbles and her circumstances spiral beyond her control, Eden is forced to make a decision that will shape the rest of her life. Choosing courage over fear, she makes the life altering decision to choose life. What follows is a powerful journey of sacrifice, perseverance, and ultimately, redemption, as Eden comes to understand the profound impact of her choice years later.
Set against the timeless backdrop of Clarksburg's historic Wonder Bar Steakhouse, THE WONDER BAR is a heartfelt and thought-provoking faith-based drama about loss, redemption, and the power of human connection. Written and directed by Richard Grieco (21 Jump Street), the film showcases a deeply personal and compelling story brought to life by an outstanding ensemble cast.
When a rowdy biker gang storms into town determined to ruin Christmas, Hank must dig deep — and with help from his old friend Elvis — find the courage to defend the town, reconcile his past, and rediscover his purpose. It’s a heartfelt story of faith, friendship, and redemption, wrapped in holiday cheer.
Gossip columnist Sierra Rayburn heads to her childhood hometown to uncover the identity of the mysterious J.L. Warrington. There, she reconnects with Tyler O'Malley, her childhood crush, and begins to suspect he’s the secret author. As they grow closer, Sierra uncovers Tyler’s truth: he is J.L., writing under a pseudonym to honor his late wife. Torn between her career and protecting Tyler’s secret, Sierra writes a viral article that boosts both their lives, leading to a heartfelt kiss by the lake and a shared future.
“My Ripple Effect” follows a recently divorced dad (Dean Cain) who encounters a mysterious man named Raphael (Kevin Sorbo) at an abandoned church, and discovers his life has far more meaning than he ever imagined. Together with his best friend (Eddie McClintock), he embarks on a journey that reveals how ordinary people and everyday moments can create long‑lasting, generational impact. This isn’t just a movie about characters on a screen. It’s a story about all of us – parents, students, pastors and neighbors – who wonder if our small efforts really make a difference, and what God can do with one obedient “yes.” By the end of this story, viewers will question not just ‘What if?’ but, ‘What if God uses this moment to change my world?’”
A young woman confronts her aggressor and hits back where it would hurt the most.
I HAVE A NAME is a powerful, true-story-inspired drama that follows Gary and Lily as a simple act of compassion—taking in a young foster child—pulls them into a complex system that forever changes their lives. As they navigate the harsh realities of foster care, including abuse, separation, and trauma, the film offers a raw, honest look at a broken system while calling for awareness, compassion, and change.
Work obsessed entrepreneur Roy Walker must rebuild his fractured relationship when his estranged daughter arrives at his secluded beach condo one Father's Day, forcing them both to confront past mistakes and rediscover what truly matters.
Aimee and Albert: The Early Years goes back in time and shows God's beautiful design for their marriage as we watch their young family grow and navigate the many seasons of life.
The future of humanity hangs in the balance, as both sides race against time to find the bloodline of Judas Iscariot.
Teenage Lindsey McCabe loses her opportunity for a college scholarship to a transgender athlete. In her father Steve's fight for fairness, he learns that even finding an attorney to take his case is a challenge and getting case to trial is an even bigger obstacle. But it takes a faith-based twist when his attorney gets the judge to accept God and the Bible into evidence.
WE BELIEVE remembers the story of Bill Hanlin, who in 1963, coached the St. Marys Football Team to an undefeated and unscored season. The film also tells a modern day story of Coach Jodi Mote, who has coached the St. Mary’s Blue Devil’s high school football team for over two decades. The film shares their life stories and boasts three important things: faith, family, and football.
This film follows the path of the Jonah Family in remembrance of the loss of their son, Jack, to a heroin overdose. The film brings awareness to the drug/opioid crisis in Massachusetts and the world itself. Focusing on Jack's Family and people they meet along the way, it shows different types of grief, the signs of an addiction we may miss, and how we can inspire courage to be contagious.
John Light is one of the most dangerous inmates in Arizona's State Penitentiary. But he has stunned both guards and inmates alike, by accepting Christ in a prison bible study. Upon his release, he's anxious to share his new faith with the outside world. However, looking more like a thug than a theologian, the outside world is terrified of him. His only allies are his meek and mild Christian mentor, Matt Garrett and his no nonsense parole officer.
A mismatched group of teens from different social circles bond over music at summer camp. Facing tensions and outside pressures, they overcome fear and pride to unite their voices in this uplifting musical about friendship and courage.
One family's experiences with life and death.
