In Captive Faith, three Russian pastors imprisoned for preaching the gospel find themselves together in prison camp. God uses them to begin a church in prison. This true story shows God's providence and His strength in persecution.

While running a free medical clinic in the 1960s, missionary couple John and Bettie Dreisbach face heavy government opposition in their attempt to preach the Gospel to the Muslim community of West Africa.

The life and works of 19th-century circuit rider Robert S. Sheffey.

Red Runs the River is the story of two wars—one in the heart of General Richard Stoddert Ewell and the other on the battlefields of Manassas and Bull Run. The film traces the influence of General Stonewall Jackson’s vigorous faith on the profane, unbelieving Ewell. When Ewell meets God on the battlefield, he learns that surrender to God brings true victory. The story of these two men is complemented by the exploits of the flamboyant General Jeb Stuart. Red Runs the River is a saga of history, humor, and excitement, showing that strong convictions change the course of nations—and men.

A coming of age story for Will Wright, an enthusiastic baseball player in South Carolina during the 1920s.

A story of bloodshed and shipwreck, of intrigue and murder, of love and redemption. The film traces the life of Joel, a promising young man who turns outlaw to free his people from Roman tyranny. As "Barabbas," Joel becomes the murderer and robber chosen by the mob to be released in place of Christ.

The story of a deaf man, Gordy, searching to understand the meaning of the cross. A needless tragedy that almost takes the life of a little girl leaves Gordy seeking revenge. Then a remarkable change occurs not only in the condition of the little girl but also in the life of the man who caused her injury. Seeing a changed life allows Gordy to "hear" the message of the cross - a truth so wonderful he wants to share it with everyone.

A clash of culture, religion, and personal identity. The year is 1961. Racial tensions in America are high. James Earls is angry, cocky, and confident in himself. But when confronted with the truths of Jesus Christ his confidence is shaken to the core. He has to come to grips with himself about "Who I Am!"