Proof The Bible Is True

Living as a Christian seems rather pointless to high-school senior Dan Burgess, until he gets his wish to experience life as an unbeliever. A young Christian is in public high school. He feels that his religion is restricting him in many ways and he wishes to have some freedom from biblical teachings so that he can be more popular and go out with the girl he likes. Director: Rich Christiano Writers: Danny Carrales, John Newcombe Starring: David A.R. White, Lance Zitron, Blaine Pickett, Denise Weatherly, Robert Kuns

12/04/20   “On Mario Murillos blog you can read this and many other great posts he’s made.”  Admin   It is truly stunning and disappointing how fast the American Church is rolling over and playing dead. It is impossible to imagine a worse time for them to both believe lies and tell lies.   So, I beseech you—if at all possible—to take this somewhere quiet and read it all the way through without stopping.   Here are the fat lies:   Read More: Mario Murillo Ministries

12/03/20 “You can read more of Michael’s great blog posts here: http://proofthebibleistrue.com/michael-boldea-jrs-30-latest-blog-posts-always-a-good-read/   What have you done? These were the four words that formed the question God asked Cain while still covered in his brother Abel’s blood and gore. It’s not as though God didn’t know what Cain had done, but I dismiss the idea that the question was rhetorical in nature, offhand. God doesn’t play word games, He doesn’t do gotcha moments, so when the question was posed, I believe it had more to do with the full extent of the consequences of what Cain had done rather than [More]

  1 And it came to pass in those days, that there went out a decree from Caesar Augustus that all the world should be taxed. 2 (And this taxing was first made when Cyrenius was governor of Syria.) 3 And all went to be taxed, every one into his own city. 4 And Joseph also went up from Galilee, out of the city of Nazareth, into Judaea, unto the city of David, which is called Bethlehem; (because he was of the house and lineage of David:) 5 To be taxed with Mary his espoused wife, being great with child. 6 And so it [More]

  1The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want. 2 He maketh me to lie down in green pastures: he leadeth me beside the still waters. 3 He restoreth my soul: he leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for his name’s sake. 4 Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for thou art with me; thy rod and thy staff they comfort me. 5 Thou preparest a table before me in the presence of mine enemies: thou anointest my head with oil; my cup runneth over. 6 Surely goodness and mercy shall follow [More]

It’s one of the oldest pranks in the book: the “ding dong ditch.” The prankster rings the victim’s doorbell, then quickly runs away or hides before the resident answers. The unsuspecting victim drops what they’re doing to answer the door, only to find that no one’s there.   Sharon Mardis, of Fayetteville, North Carolina, a widow and mother of four, told ABC News that she suspected she’d been a victim of the prank when she responded to her ringing doorbell at 1:00 a.m.   “My doorbell started ringing, and I came to the door,” Sharon told ABC News. “There was [More]

I had picked a beautiful day to visit my daughter Amie, her husband, and my three grandchildren, five-year-old Bailey, three-year-old Gavin and baby Carson.   Their dad was at work, but the sun was shining, and the kids, Amie and I spent the morning out on the back deck.   “Nice day to be out,” Amie’s neighbor said, popping over from doing some yard work. Indeed it was gorgeous outside.   But the kids got tired and we went inside the house. “Mind babysitting while I run to the grocery store?” Amie asked me. Of course I didn’t!   Read [More]

Ten years ago, while trying to get to sleep one night, Marilyn Fowler heard a voice. It was the voice of her late mother, Charlotte. The voice told Marilyn to write the story of their family, which was first torn apart by the Great Depression and then went through periods of poverty and even homelessness.   “All the memories kept coming back to me,” Marilyn told the paper. “I rolled out of bed and I said, ‘Mom, I’ll write your story, now leave me alone.’”   Marilyn began writing about her family’s troubled history and her own tumultuous life, which [More]

I settled down on the living room couch, cradling my three-week-old daughter, Debbie, in my arms. One look at her sweet, innocent face and my heart swelled with thankfulness. I thought back to the doctor’s words to my husband, John, and me just 14 months before she was born: “I’m sorry to tell you, but you have about a one-in-a-million chance of conceiving a child,” he’d said. Debbie was truly our miracle baby.   I strapped Debbie in her infant seat and placed her next to John on the couch. She smiled as her bright eyes followed the patterns of [More]

“Hand me that feed bag,” Grandpa hollered from the cattle trough.   I reached into the bed of our pickup and lifted out the heavy burlap bag. There was no mistaking Pa’s voice. Even at his age, 75, it was commanding.   Any other Friday afternoon, I would have been in school. But the flu was going around real bad that week, and in our small town, it knocked out enough people to give us a day off. A day off for most kids, anyway.   I might have been hanging out watching TV or going fishing with my friends. [More]

I’m a CSI, a crime-scene investigator, for Los Angeles County and it’s a 24-hour-a-day, 365-day-a-year job. Even on Christmas Eve. I went to bed that night hoping to sleep until morning, when my three daughters would rush in, giddy and impatient to open their gifts. But at midnight the phone rang. “We need you at a crime scene,” the dispatcher said.   There had been a home burglary in a poor area of the city. “It can’t wait until the morning,” the deputy at the scene told me when I called for details. “You’ll understand when you get here.”   [More]

Round and round the baggage carousel turned, swarmed by the passengers from our flight to Tampa, all anxiously awaiting their luggage. My husband, Doug, leaned in and focused on the ramp where suitcases thumped and banged onto the conveyor belt.   The bright red roller belonging to our son’s fiancée tumbled out, but Doug couldn’t grab it as it whizzed past. Several more bags passed before he managed to wrestle his own off the belt and dragged it over. That’s when we all noticed… the zipper of the front pocket was open. Doug ran his hand inside.   “Chris’s hat [More]

Christmas just isn’t Christmas without sharing a giant chocolate Hershey bar with Mom, I thought wistfully, looking at the display of bars on sale at the grocery store one cold December day.   It’s not your usual holiday tradition, but it was for me. I’m not sure how it started, but every year for as long as I could remember, as a way to welcome in the holiday, Mom and I would run to the store to buy a giant milk chocolate Hershey bar. We’d keep it in the refrigerator at home and would break off little pieces in the [More]

The Christmas party had been wonderful. It was great to be among friends on Christmas Eve, sipping eggnog and singing carols. I was sorry it had to end. Finally, at a little past one in the morning, I headed home. I was almost at the freeway exit when I saw the sign:  Closed For Night Construction/Please Take Alternate Route   Alternate route? What alternate route? The 55 Freeway was the only way I knew back home, and there weren’t any detour signs. The next exit was coming up fast. Maybe this will put me on the right road, I thought, turning off. [More]

Every December our Candlewood Lions Club throws a Christmas party at a local firehouse for the special needs children of Green Chimneys, a residential school. It’s a blast!   I dress like an elf and help Santa pass out presents to the kids. There’s also a magician, a lunch buffet, even a tour of the firehouse. But driving there last year, I was in a panic. We had exactly 40 presents to give–enough for the children we usually expected. Not enough for the 60 we’d just heard would be coming. Too bad the real Santa Claus wasn’t around.   Read [More]

This program is a personal source of strength, combining classic hymns, favorite songs, and moving scripture passages with beautiful imagery to soothe your heart and soul. Relax and experience “the peace that surpasses all understanding,” as the magnificence of God’s handiwork–brilliant sunsets, cascading waterfalls, flower-filled valleys, and bright starry skies–set your mind and body at peace. A few of the seventeen hymns and choruses include “Rock of Ages,” Majesty,” “What a Friend We Have in Jesus,” “Fairest Lord Jesus,” and more!

His troubled youth in a rural community led to a life of escalating crimes. Having spent more than half his life in and out of reformatories and penitentiaries, an encounter with Jesus Christ in a cell at Folsom Prison would forever change his life. Five years after his conversion, Judge Wagler of Oakland pronounced Phil Thatcher “The most completely rehabilitated man in the history of Alameda County courts.” Director: Willliam Field Starring: Anthony Morino, Paul Martin, Tony Morino, Adaline Frye, Fred Jennings, Fram La Boa

A college aged Chinese girl begins seeking the Lord and learns the truth about what is happening within her country and the persecution that happened to her own family. This film has a penetrating message and is a well crafted drama that shows the true cost of following Christ. Director: Bill Myers Writer: Bill Myers Starring: Roy Chiao, Dennis Chan, Crystal Kwok, Sai-Kit Yung, Mary Walter, Joe Wong

These Biblical leaders marked the path that Christianity would follow generation after generation. Their tales of sacrifice and struggle, tribulation and triumph will inspire the faithful everywhere. These wonderful accounts are brought to life on locations featuring the ancient cities and sacred sites treasured by pilgrims for nearly two thousand years. Abraham’s faith pleased God, and he became the founder of the Jewish nation. Abraham was respected by others, and he was courageous in defending his family at any cost. Sarah, his wife, became mother of a nation and ancestor of Jesus. She was a woman of faith and the [More]

Jesus never traveled far from His birthplace during His three-year ministry, yet, His life has changed the world. Beautifully filmed and dramatically reenacted, this video pilgrimage leads you from Christ’s birth to His resurrection. Experience your own personal journey with Christ as you walk through the Holy Land’s sites as they are today. See the actual places where Jesus ministered over 2,000 years ago. Witness firsthand the paths of Jesus’ travels, from Bethlehem to Nazareth, Jerusalem to the Sea of Galilee, from Capernaum to Jericho; His baptism at the Jordan River; His sermon on the Mount; and His final walk [More]

A woman is writing anti-God editorials for her local newspaper. One day a mysterious visitor comes to her office with a message from the Lord. He tells her that on September 19th at 6:05pm she is going to die. Is this a hoax? Or the truth? She has eight days left…and the suspense begins! Director: Rich Christiano Writer: Rich Christiano Starring: Karen Jo Briere, Art Oden, Leslie Basham, Jim Ostrander, Frank Rogers

Hollywood version of the OT story of Ruth.  

Redemption of the Heart is about Alex, a lonely and broken man who has walked away from his Christian faith, but is unable to walk away from his past. A past filled with guilt for abandoning his parents when they needed him the most. Suffering from a heart disorder, Alex is in major debt from medical bills and is trying to make something of his life. He allows himself to be manipulated by his own friend Daniel, who suffers from a gambling addiction. Daniel always seems to pull Alex into his illegal get-rich-quick schemes. One of these schemes involves the [More]

A young slave girl, Anna, is rescued and adopted by Christians in the 2nd century Smyrna and befriended by their aged bishop, Polycarp. As Anna is taught by Polycarp and her new family, she struggles to reconcile her beliefs with those of the Christians. When the Roman proconsul demands that all citizens worship Caesar to show their allegiance to Rome, Polycarp and the Christians must find the courage to stand for their faith against the growing threat of persecution. Anna is forced to come to grips with the truth and choose whom she is willing to live – and die [More]

A toy store owed by a Christian man has to deal with an evil competitor who opens a bigger store across the street with a purpose in mind of putting the smaller store out of business. This is a touching story with a very evangelistic Christmas message. This movie has a nice feel to it and will be good to watch with the family during the Christmas season. Director: Keith Perna Writer: Keith Perna Starring: Ryan-Iver Klann, Tim Kaiser, Rebekah Cook, Ann Filippis, Christy Storey

An abused runaway changes the life of a homeless Gulf War veteran. Clancy Miller (Christina Fougnie) is an abused 12 yr.- old who runs away to escape social workers who threaten to take her from her drug-addicted mother. Out on the streets, she meets up with Nick (Jefferson Moore), an ill-tempered, homeless vet. A plot concocted by a corrupt mayor throws the two lives into turmoil as they are forced to rely on one another, forming an unlikely bond in the process. Director: Jefferson Moore Writer: Jefferson Moore Starring: Christina Fougnie, Tom Luce, Jefferson Moore, Keith McGill

This is a delightful redemption-themed family movie that will appeal to children, teens, horse-lovers and people of all ages. A Faith Based Movie about a Horse, a troubled son, his unforgiving grandfather, his distressed mother, 3 neighbor children, a bully and her father. After his mother unexpectedly dies, 17-year-old Ethan discovers he is the owner of his mother’s horse – a horse he never even knew existed. He travels cross country to live with his grandparents and investigate the mystery. His grandmother is supportive but his angry grandfather Otto doesn’t seem to want him around. Next door live three children [More]