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A troubled teen suffering from a life threatening disease struggles to overcome his fear of death as he searches for purpose and true meaning in his life before he succumbs to his disease. Director: Daniel J. Lennox Writers: Daniel J. Lennox, Chris Robinson Starring: T.C. Stallings, Rusty Martin Sr., Rusty Martin, Mardell Elmer, Sonny Burnette
The story of two friends who become heroes. Was Joe’s courage based on faith or foolishness? Pete wasn’t sure, but there was no turning back. Two teenagers struggle together to rid their neighborhood of the evils of drug use in this award winning action drama. Inspiring and entertaining for all ages. Director: Russell S. Doughten Jr. Writer: Dick Talarico Starring: Bobby Smith, Tom Hoffman, Vicki Nuzum, Ezell Wiggins, Georgia Travis, Rodney Ailes
One of the most widely seen youth films of the late 70’s, this dramatic motion picture follows the life of Steve and Angie during their senior year of high school. They each try to live for Christ and reach out to others around them. But, as they deal with their own struggles to share the Lord, a fellow classmate makes things very difficult for them. Director: Bruce Lood Writer: Ken Anderson Starring: Brian Hickey, Rosemary Watters, Chris Folger, Dan Woodard, Patrie Allen, Lynn Longos
When Trevor signed up for a 3 week wilderness journey with a group of other believers, he expected an enriching time in spiritual growth. What he found, in his judgmental opinion, was a group of misfits that shouldn’t even qualify as Christians. As the trials on the trails begin to unfold, each member of the group starts to see their own strengths…and weaknesses. Each, that is, except Trevor. Director: Bruce Lood Writer: Dennis Shippy Starring: Scott Wallace, Lynn Baron, Susan Gordon-Clark, William Meyers, Robert Quiring
One of the best high school love stories ever made, Love Note follows the story of a Christian teenager named Craig who was looking for a challenge. When a new girl shows up in school, the one with an attitude, he tries to befriend her but does not succeed. Her candid remarks, rudeness, and distance pushes him away. As his curiosity about who she is grows, so does the story of this movie. This evangelistic drama has two good performances by Craig Bierko and Sally Murphy, a great song, some good humor and is heartfelt. Director: Steve Grill Writer: James [More]
A seventeen year old Russian Christian performs a daring escape to get away from the religious persecution of the Soviet Union. He comes to America and stays with a Christian family. While attending the local high school, and much to his surprise, he suffers a different kind of persecution because of his belief in God and the Bible. A good message and good production. Director: Edward T. McDougal Writer: Edward T. McDougal Starring: Charles Harlan, Renée Giragos, Kris Wolff, Michael Welborn, Chris Scherschel
A lawyer receives a very interesting phone call that completely changes his life. This movie is a wake up call for evangelism and the importance of keeping Christ first in life. It’s also a reminder about the importance of spiritual things being priority. Director: Brian Lohr Writer: Brian Lohr Starring: Daniel Bittner, John Douglass, Rita Fletcher, Randy Gross, Natalie Lohr, Brian Lohr
05/15/21 Inside Nigeria’s northeast region lies the sprawling city of Maiduguri, the capital of Borno State. With a population of 1 million people, the century-old city is the largest in the area. Maiduguri has always called itself the “city of peace.” And then, Boko Haram was born. In 2002, a radical Islamist cleric founded the group, and since then the city and surrounding areas have been the place attacked most by Boko Haram. Now, fear roams the streets; it’s chased the peace out of the city. Now, Maiduguri is known as “the birthplace of Boko Haram.” [More]
05/14/21 Lee Joo-Chan* (now in his 50s) is one of the thousands of North Koreans who grew up in a Christian family without knowing it. If a North Korean’s faith is discovered, they–and three generations of their families–face prison, physical and mental torture and even death. In this country (#1 for 18 consecutive years on the World Watch List), parents can’t risk telling their children about their faith–perhaps the saddest consequence of North Korea’s high “squeeze factor.” Some parents wait until the children are old enough, then let them in on the “family secret.” Others, like Lee’s parents, never feel that freedom. [More]
05/14/21 The words of God in the Old and New Testaments remind us that our God wants to see all of His creation come to a saving knowledge and trust in Him through Jesus. And that when we seek Him and His Kingdom, we will find Him. While the holy month of Ramadan is often a month of increased pressure for Christians whose faith stands out more than usual during this time, God continues to work in peoples’ hearts and bring them to Him. During Ramadan, many Muslims will earnestly seek God through prayer and fasting and the practice of [More]
05/14/21 “A worthy cause to donate to if you feel so led.” Admin Regular WND readers should be familiar with the name Julio Severo, the fearless and plain-spoken Brazilian Christian writer whose commitment to the defense of biblical marriage and sexuality in his home country brought the wrath of Brazil’s super-powerful LGBT bullies down upon him. But rather than compromise his faith and God’s truth, about a decade ago Julio and his wife, Sarah, fled into the jungles of a neighboring country with their young family to avoid threatened prosecution under then-pending “anti-homophobia” laws. There, literally in exile, [More]
05/13/21 Being incarcerated for your faith is one thing. But what would happen to your child if you were taken away? A mother in Iran (No. 8 on the World Watch List) shares how she prepared her daughter for the day persecution arrived at their door. I knew the day would come … the day they would knock on the door and take me and my husband to prison. Although everyone around me thought I was a housewife, I was, in fact, involved in full-time ministry. The authorities were bound to find out. We started preparing our daughter Lily* [More]
“Golden boy” Kurt Kuykendall (Jason Burkey) has it all: good looks, a spot on his college basketball team, and hopes for playing in the Olympics. But behind the closed doors of his Bethesda, Maryland home, Kurt’s life is far from perfect. An alcoholic mother (Nancy Fondriest), a power hungry father (Michael Landers), and a family tragedy make this suburban dream home a living nightmare. When Kurt gets cut at the end of his freshman basketball season, all that he’s worked for crumbles. But this is far from the final word on Kurt’s future. Buoyed by friends (Robby Stone, Danny Cornett, [More]
It was Mother’s Day, and I was especially worried about Mom. This year, for the first time, she would be all alone on the holiday. I kept thinking, If only Gary were with her. My big brother Gary had been a quiet, caring man who loved helping others. Seven years earlier when my father died, Gary moved in with Mom and was a great comfort to her. They loved to play games together, watch TV and read books. Gary took a job at a convenience store close by. Then one November evening the store was robbed; Gary was [More]
05/03/21 “You never know how something as simple as writing a letter can have a life changing impact. So if God prompts you to do something that seems simple, do it. The results may be far greater than you can imagine.” Admin I don’t remember a thing about the accident. It was April 11, 1991, and I was driving home to Montgomery from Birmingham along I–65 near Clanton. There’s a rest area there, and I’m told the tractor trailer rig was pulling out onto the highway when I ran under it in my Volvo. But as I say, I have [More]
After Haley Thompson suffers the loss of her parents in a fatal car wreck, she moves in with her almost estranged single uncle and his young son. Still trying to cope with her parents death, Madeline suffers from PTSD, and other mental health issues. They must attempt to move on and make a life together as a new family.
05/01/21 Pollster George Barna, chief of research at the Cultural Research Center, has concluded that America is infected with “Moralistic Therapeutic Deism,” or for the layperson, “watered-down, feel-good, fake Christianity.” Barna’s organization at Arizona Christian University has released a report explaining the beliefs first were identified among teens in the early 2000s, and now as adults, they still embrace them, making MTD “the most popular worldview in the United States today.” Read More: Barna: America infected with Moralistic Therapeutic Deism