Disgruntled with the problems he's encountering in life, volunteer Stuart decides to make a few changes to the Children's Ministry theme.

When Zechariah comes back from the temple unable to speak, his wife, Elizabeth, doesn't understand why. But she learns that her husband's inability to speak isn't the only supernatural thing happening in their life. Includes mp3 of music found in the video version.

When Mike and Jami sit down for their Thanksgiving dinner, Jami's prayer reflects more of a what they don't have than what they do.

Christianity 101. It’s the basics of what we believe as Christians starting from Creation and God’s existence then focusing on the Bible and its import and validity. This script then moves into describing the Messiah and the life that Jesus lived and why that is important to us as we learn to live out God’s love in the world as the Followers of the Way, Christians, the Church. This script is broken up in to 4 sets.

Two American's September 11th, 2001 accounts meet, as each discovers their security is in God alone.

Gary and Grady explain that the story of Adam and Eve is about remaking our hearts to be like God's. Not so much about the perils of fruit.

A brother and sister reminisce about their childhoods and how their mom taught them about unconditional love.

Bob's writing thank you notes, but totally missing the point. Are we being intentional with our thanks?

It's so easy to be thankful for all of our blessings, but what if we actually put shoes on our gratitude and took it out for a walk?

Rick and Toodie learn to give thanks "in all things." Great illustration for Thanksgiving or to accompany a message on Gratitude.

Sometimes we believe that God just tolerates us because of all the "yuck" in our hearts. In this script, Tommy and Eddie take a look at David's honest prayer to God about the transformation of our hearts and lives.

As moms, all we want for Christmas is to create special memories for our families, but sometimes it's easy to get carried away. In all of the splendor of the season, don't forget to keep the focus on the reason why we celebrate in the first place.

A series of statements that describe what we as society and often even church culture value contrasted with what God looks at — our hearts.

Hosting her first Thanksgiving has Avery in a grocery store panic, until a voice of experience provides a "reality check" about hospitality.

One Christian's costume party preparations illustrates that the "living for God" resolution may not be what it seems.

Inspired by C.S. Lewis' The Screwtape Letter, this skit shows two demons attempt to lure and catch Christians.