In this episode we explore cultural and social boundaries that stand in the way of love and marriage.  How does one arrive at a Genesis 2:24 kind of marriage?

In this episode we take a look at addiction, adoption, family, friendship, and personal freedom.  This limited series hits us with confrontation, support, love, and victory in the community.

What if you had the chance to have a do-over of a Day?  A Week?  A Month?  A Year?   What would you do differently?  How would your faith and trust in Jesus effect your decision making?  Join us as we discuss the personal, emotional, and spiritual changes in Phil Conners

In this episode we explore the many facets of love and discuss "why" the movie is so loved and appreciated.  Can a cast that genuinely loves one another bring that authenticity to the big screen?  Can one person be the pivot point for the amplification of everyone else's love?

In this episode we explore the difficult and challenging topic of racism and cultural division.  By means of forced integration a Football Team comes together while players and coaches grow in their mutual care and respect for each other as people.  

In this episode we look at a classic Western where real life characters are influenced by their relationships and life decisions.  Each Earp brother has a marriage that is reflected in Biblical proportions; and to "season" the story Doc Holliday and Big Nose Kate bring another relational dimension to the story.

In this episode we explore environmental influences as Louis Winthorpe III and Billy Ray Valentine trade places, circumstances, and are equally challenged by their new reality.  Where is God in the descent to the bottom?  What does "true" and "loyal" friendship look like? Are there modern day "Jobs?" 

Reflections from the days leading up to Christmas, this collection of Vignettes finds wisdom from the book of Proverbs.  It is more than a quest for a Red Rider BB gun...it is a story of family, wisdom, and fond memories

The world confuses good for evil and evil for good; light or darkness and darkness for light.  In this episode we explore how John McClain represents the good in the midst of evil and the light in the midst of darkness...and yes, Die Hard IS a Christmas movie!

When you are different from all those around you, how do you embrace your culture while seeking what your personal "Truth" may be?  How does Truth motivate and move people?  How do people change when confronted with the truth?