This video imagines the man responsible for sealing Jesus’ tomb, who finally tells the truth about what happened when the body disappeared. Claiming to have been paid to lie about the soldiers falling asleep on their watch when the body was stolen, he admits that nobody fell asleep, and that not only was Jesus gone from the tomb, He was alive.

Mary Magdalene knew what it was like to be repulsive to others, ignored, undeserving until she met Jesus. She discovered that other’s perception of her was not the image Jesus saw.

Adapted from “What’s So Amazing About Grace?” (© 1997) by popular Christian author Philip Yancey, Prodigal is a relatable telling of the well-known parable used by Jesus to show us who God is and how God loves. In this picture of extravagant grace, we learn that there is no catch to this promise, no loophole to exclude us from Love. Featuring music from up and coming artist Sara Jackson-Holman, we believe Prodigal is the film your community will be talking about. This mini-movie is perfect for Father's Day.

“Son of Man” is a wordless film that connects scenes of Christ's life, death and resurrection in order to immerse the viewer in the beauty and single-mindedness of Christ’s work on earth.

"On Easter weekend, 1963, Martin Luther King Jr. sat in a Birmingham jail and reflected in writing on the power of Jesus' crucifixion and resurrection. This short film artistically expresses the power of Christ on the cross through the poetry of King's own words."

Who is Jesus? The world offers all kinds of mixed messages in response to that simple question: Was he simply a man who lived a long time ago? Was he just a good person? Does it really matter? By alternating between Scripture's answer and people's response to the question, "who is Jesus?" this video leads to a simple and profound truth: Jesus Is!