The Pilgrim's Progress (2005) Based on the classic novel by John Bunyan, The Pilgrim's Progress follows the journey of a young man named Christian on his way to the Celestial City. The story of The Pilgrim's Progress is an allegory and a visualization of the journey that a Christian makes in his or her lifetime. Fearing that his city will soon be destroyed by fire, young Christian sets out to follow the path that he has read about in his Bible. Along the way, he encounters many friends, as well as many enemies. Join Christian as he struggles through the Swamp of Despond, climbs the Hill of Difficulty, does battle with Apollyon, suffers at the Vanity Fair, and escapes the Castle of Doubt.

The legend of the Three Trees The Legend of The Three Trees is a timeless retelling of the classic folktale of three distinct trees, each with its own hopes, dreams and aspirations. We follow a beautiful olive tree blossoming in the valley, a knotty oak tree clinging to the shore and a strong pine standing high on the mountainside. They each dreamed of becoming great - perhaps a majestic treasure chest, or a magnificent sailing ship or maybe the tallest tree in the forest. But their dreams didn't seem to come true. Disappointed and dejected, the trees despair about their existence until they each finally interact, in their own unique ways, with Jesus Christ in His birth, ministry and ultimate sacrifice. In these experiences, they learn that God has a special purpose for each of them in His kingdom. Thoughtfully written and beautifully animated, The Legend of The Three Trees teaches children and adults alike the significance of their role in God's plan for the world.

Stephen's Test Of Faith Twelve-year-old Stephen is mocked and ridiculed for his faith. But that test leads to a new understanding and inner strength that changes his life. It’s tough for a twelve-year-old to be rejected and scorned by his peers. It devastates young Stephen. He shares this humiliation with his parents at home. That night Stephen takes a faith-building journey during a dream. He travels through history meeting Jesus, Stephen the martyr, families about to enter the Roman coliseum, William Tyndale, Christian children in today’s Middle East, and others who dare to share their faith. Young Stephen's view of the kingdom and his definition of "Christian" are revolutionized. He awakens and goes back to witness to his world, his trial of faith strengthened by the Body of Christ. Stephen’s Test of Faith is an inspiring challenge to all ages, a powerful tool for Sunday schools, the unsaved, classrooms, your home. This walk with faithful heroes encourages us with their historical call to continue following Jesus Christ when we are put to "the test." A journey of inspiration for all ages.

(Animated) - The Greatest Is the Least "And He said: 'I tell you the truth, unless you change and become like little children, you will never enter the kingdom of heaven. Therefore, whoever humbles himself like this child is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven.'" – Matthew 18:3-4 (NIV) In the years following the resurrection of Jesus Christ, the disciples learned to practice His teachings. It was during these years of ministry that Jesus taught the disciples that in order to be the greatest in Heaven, one must understand what it means to be the least on earth. Main Characters: Blastus, King of Tyre, King of Sidon, James, Jeremiah, Gaius, King Agrippa, King Agrippa’s Counselor, Lysander, Vespi, John, Peter, Andrew, Jesus, and Marcus. Scripture References: Acts 12:1-2, 20-23; Matthew 18:1-4, 17:20; Mark 9:33-36, 10:32-45; Luke 9:46-48, 51-56; 22:24-27; John 13:4-17, 33-35 Overall Theme: In the years following Jesus’ resurrection, the disciples learn to practice His teachings. While working at the salt mines, James witnesses two fellow prisoners fighting to be number one. He remembers being with Jesus as He embraced the children and humbly kneeled to wash the disciples’ feet. Comparing the Savior’s humility to King Agrippa, we learn that the way to greatness in His Kingdom is not found in how many serve you, but how many you serve. Background: Israelites ate the Passover meal and celebrated it the next day. It was Thursday evening Jesus ate the last Passover meal. We call it also the Last Supper. According to the Jewish custom, when the master comes home, the servant must bring the water and wash the feet of the master. Since there was no servant provided, the disciples did not bother to wash their own feet. Jesus humbled himself and served them like their servant. Though He was the Son of God, He did not claim His right. Rather He gave up His right and humbled Himself to serve the disciples. He could have claimed His right at least for this last meal, but He not only gave up His right, but He also determined to serve them humbly. He took the form of a servant and began to wash their feet one by one. As the Master and Teacher, Jesus showed, by washing the disciples’ feet, that humble serving is true loving, and all positions are meant to serve. Jesus’ act of humble serving is the foundation of all God’s work. With The Greatest is the Least interactive Bible video, children will learn that the way to greatness in His Kingdom is not found in how many serve you. . .but in how many you serve. Agrippa's Demands are Delivered James and Jeremiah Chamberlain Seeks Greatness Wicked King Agrippa Become As A Child The Disciples' Preaching is Rejected The Greatest Must be the Least A Great Star Rising Love One Another As I Have Loved You Smitten Agrippa Dies The Least Has Become Greatest

The Living Christ Series - Holy Night THE LIVING CHRIST SERIES CHAPTER 1 - HOLY NIGHT RUN TIME: 00:30:04 CHAPTER 1 OF A 12 CHAPTER MOVIE SERIES ON THE LIFE AND DEATH OF JESUS CHRIST. Chapter 1 The beginning of the life of Jesus Christ.

(Animated) - David and Goliath Relive the famous Old Testament story of David and Goliath bible story! Learn how David defeats Goliath and earns his place as one of the greatest heroes in the Bible! A story about courage, faith, and daring, this animated Bible video will transport you to the battlefield as you watch God work through a humble young boy. Main Characters: Saul; The Prophet Samuel; Jesse and his sons including David; the Israelites; the Philistines; Goliath Scriptural References: I Samuel 15:1-35; I Samuel 16:1-23; I Samuel 17:2-49; I Samuel 18:1 Overall Theme: God works in mysterious ways. When the proud and powerful King Saul disobeys God’s commands, God gives a shepherd’s young son, David, the power to slay the Philistine giant, Goliath. David will be the successor to the mighty Saul. Background: When David became the chosen one of God, he seemed the most unlikely candidate. A mere boy and the son of a shepherd, David hardly seemed the proper person to vindicate the Israelites on the battlefield against Goliath. Yet God gave David wisdom, strength and courage.

(Animated) - The Parables of Jesus "'And the disciples came, and said unto Him, Why speakest Thou unto them in parables?' 'Therefore speak I to them in parables: because they seeing see not; and hearing they hear not, neither do they understand.'" St. Matthew 13v10,13 Jesus often taught His followers using stories called parables. Three of the best-loved parables—the Parable of the Talents, the Parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus, and the Parable of the Two Sons—are presented together to reinforce important principles. They teach us how to be good stewards of our time and of the things that we have been given. In a world of self- centeredness, these timeless truths help us to focus on our faith in God and on His power to help us live our lives in accordance with His teachings. Did You Know? The Parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus has been called the most vivid account of the afterlife to be found in the New Testament! Principles and Values Taught in This Video Compassion, Integrity, Justice, Mercy, Repentance, Stewardship, and Work Parables in This Video: *The Parable of The Two Sons - Matt 21:28-32 *The Parable of The Rich Man and Lazarus - Luke 16:19-31 *The Parable of The Ten Talents - Matt 25:14-3

(Animated) - The Son of God. "And a voice from heaven said, 'This is my Son, whom I love; with him I am well pleased.'" —Matthew 3:17 (NIV) From the astute Rabbis in the temple to Jesus' victory over Satan in the wilderness, people often find themselves speechless when they come face-to-face with the wisdom of Jesus Christ. This story begins with Jesus’ early years and follows with His triumph over Satan, marking the beginning of the ministry of Jesus, the Son of God. Main Characters Joseph, Mary, Jesus (the boy), the Temple elders, Satan Scripture References: Luke 2:5-52, 4:1-14; Mark 1:12-13, 15; Matthew 3:13-17, 4: 0-10 Overall Theme: Meet the 12-year-old Jesus who astonishes the temple elders with His wisdom and later triumphs over Satan in the wilderness.