Mysterious Cabin

Dr. Francis Schaeffer's series on the rise and decline of Western culture from a Christian perspective.

Christians Betsy and Tim grapple with demons who have possessed a pair of young brothers. Based on the novel by Jim Grant.

A group of teens deals with the "New Morality."

A high-suspense drama unfolds involving three kids who disobey camp orders, take a camp raft, and are carried down river toward seemingly certain disaster. Josh tries his best to show Adam and his sister Marie how much they need to receive Jesus into their lives.

Here's an honest portrayal of problems faced by today's young people. Problems like peer pressure and the importance of taking a stand for what we believe. This is not a story of "easy believism" but a hard-hitting drama powerfully presenting the need to submit to the lordship of Christ. Especially geared to the often neglected jr. high ages, this is also an excellent film for the entire family-with a message we all can learn from.

The Son of Sam, David Berkowitz testimony of his involvement into the occult, his descent into cold-blooded murder, his arrest, and his surprising conversion to Christianity in his years in prison.

An inspiring story of young men who use basketball to spread the gospel.

This film features a group of children involved in their science fair projects for school - each child hoping to take the prize for the best entry. Pride and jealousy in Billy's heart cause him to smash Tom's chemistry set. A clear gospel message is woven into the film.

This spiritually uplifting film, photographed on location in the majestic Swiss Alps, has a message of love and forgiveness which comes alive in a heartwarming way through the lives of Heidi, Peter, Hans and the Swiss woodcarver.

A rodeo setting provides an exciting challenge in which Billy and Jeff match their skills on horseback. Both boys are determined to become a hero. A grueling horse race ends in bitter hostility out of which "Uncle Wilber" is able to present the Gospel to his willful nephew.

Rusty is the scourge of his his 6th grade class. He plays practical jokes on and constantly gets into fights with other kids, but he is especially perturbed because he has been dubbed "the strikeout king" by other members of the baseball team (Rusty is shorter in stature than the other kids). One day, Rusty's friend Janie is in the library and sees him trying to study for a math test; Janie tells Rusty not to compare himself to her and if he allows Jesus to come into his life, things might take a turn for the better. Rusty thumbs his nose at that advice and continues to repudiate it; however, a few days later, after he pulls a prank on Janie with dangerous consequences, Rusty begins to seriously reflect on what Janie said, and finally asks Jesus to come into his life and help him.

A County Fair, a free raffle drawing for $500, a lock box , a stolen ticket, The Good News Caboose, provide the elements in this intriguing drama. Cindi and Mark are confronted by Rocky who is determined to win the $500 by whatever means necessary.

TJ ever summer would visit his cousin, Peter. TJ wasn't a bad kid, but just seemed like trouble followed him. TJ was being bullied and would fight back. Will TJ be forced to leave? Will TJ's fights get him in trouble with the police?

Dislike for books/school, a broken home, influence of his friend, Spike, and bad dreams, combine to make life difficult for Bennie. He overhears snatches of the Wordless Book story as he passed by an outdoor Bible Club..To his surprise, a policeman, who saw him steal some candy, is the husband of the Bible Club teacher. Rather than wanting to arrest Bennie, the policeman wants to help him trust Jesus as his Savior from sin. Captivating!

Shoplifting, lying, running from the law make up the background for this "big city" dramatic film. Hector, just released from jail himself, takes the rap for his younger brother, and in so doing makes clear how the Lord Jesus Christ took our punishment for sin.

For T.J., there's no way he will let his chief rival get the better of him, especially when it comes to BMX racing. Then one day, T.J. meets the Lord and is later challenged by the Scripture, "As you have received Christ Jesus the Lord, so walk with Him." With the help of his older cousin, T.J. learns that the Christian life is not just a "one-moment decision," but an ongoing commitment. The lesson isn't easy and it's not until the grueling, action-packed BMX enduro that T.J. finally understands the true cost of being a Christian. . . and the true joy.