Divine Revelations

Akiane is a self-taught painter. She states that God spoke to her when she was four years old, encouraging her to draw and paint her visions. Her parents were atheists at the time (they later converted to Christianity because of Kramarik's paintings and visions).

In 1953 a young Filipino woman, Clarita Villanueva, was bitten by unseen demons in a Manila jail, in front of doctors, guards and reporters. This film tells how the missionary Lester Sumrall cast them out in the name of Jesus, and how revival followed in the Philippines. Thirty-six minutes.

Do you believe heaven really exists? Choo Thomas tells a remarkable story of her encounters with Jesus Christ, where she visited heaven many times and saw hell twice. Her book, Heaven is so Real is more than just a book - it is Christ's loving message to a generation that has largely forgotten, misunderstood or is indifferent about Him. This book will touch your heart and soul and will challenge you to live a life of obedience and purity like you have never done before.

Bishop Joseph Castillo's Biblical Foundations course, class 3 of 5: The Holy Spirit. A solid grounding in the foundations of the Christian faith. Fifty-eight minutes.

The bloody history of jihad, from the birth of Islam until today: a documentary on what jihad means in Islamic teaching and how it has been carried out through the centuries. Fifty-eight minutes.

Khalil was a radical Egyptian terrorist who hated Christians and Jews. He set out to discredit the Bible, until Jesus visited him in a dream and turned a murderous Saul into a forgiving Paul. From the More Than Dreams series; thirty minutes.

Ugandan pastor James Kawalya's testimony of spiritual warfare and miraculous deliverance: how Jesus brought him out of deep darkness, and how he stood firm in faith. Three hours.

Mark, Nasir, Nomie, Suihayr and Tash tell how they left Islam and found Jesus Christ. Another set of testimonies from the Muslim Journey to Hope series, in English. One hour nine minutes.

The true story of Frank Jenner, who for years asked strangers on George Street in Sydney one question: if you died tonight, where would you be in eternity? Only later did anyone learn how many came to Christ through it. Seven minutes.

For centuries, the Mouk people had a hard way of life. Their ways were dark and difficult to understand. No one knew how the Mouk tribe would respond to the Gospel, until some missionaries took it upon themselves to share the Good News with them. EE-TAOW is a powerful and dramatic documentary on the power of the Gospel, even among the Mouk people. You will be deeply moved beyond words.