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Charles Wesley penned more than 6,500 magnificent hymns. Some are among the most beloved in Christian history — “Hark! The Herald Angels Sing,” “Christ The Lord Is Risen Today,” and many others appear in the hymnals of every Christian denomination. In Wesley’s time, congregational hymn singing was a revolutionary idea. Anglican churches had marvelous choirs, but the congregations rarely sang. […]
Read moreMOVIE TRAILER: The year is 1936, and England is in turmoil. The Prince of Wales, long known for his love for gambling and his many mistresses, has ascended the throne as King Edward VIII. His first act was as King was to appear with a married woman, Wallis Simpson. Mrs. Simpson, an American divorcee from Baltimore, is still married her […]
Read moreMOVIE TRAILER: What happens when medical intervention extends just a bit too far? In this touching end-of-life story, award winning filmmaker John Jackman explores the impact that an elderly saint’s passing from life has on a young doctor with unresolved issues. Starring Mary Lea Dominick Williams, Cameron Williams, Ted Johnson, Bonnie Johnson. Filmed in HD Pro with the JVC HD100 […]
Read moreA brief documentary interviewing two women who participated in the March on Washington in 1963.
Read moreMovie Trailer: Once in a while someone comes along who has a profound effect on the course of future history. Count Zinzendorf was one of those remarkable people. Born into nobility in 1700, he put aside a life of wealth, politics and privilege to follow God’s call. He established a refugee settlement for persecuted Christians. This remarkable community experienced a […]
Read moreMovie Trailer: A true-life Parable of the Prodigal Son, the story of John Newton is a story of redemption and grace — and a story that has never before been fully told on film. A troubled young man, John Newton was actually sold into slavery for a time, and later became a slave ship captain. Following a profound conversion experience […]
Read moreMovie Trailer: John Wesley and his brother Charles are revered as the founders of the Methodist Church — but John’s personal spiritual struggle is often forgotten. Raised in a very religious home, his outward behavior was that of a man of deep faith — but he did not truly understand the grace of God. Appointed chaplain of the new […]
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