Anna returns to the small-town church she grew up attending for its annual Easter production after a ten-year absence. When she meets Joshua after the performance, her view of the cross as a tired, old symbol is challenged not only by his invitation to imagine it differently but her need for it to be something more.

The many beloved trappings and traditions of Easter are personified in this children's play as all of them try to claim that you can't have Easter without...well, them! But they are about to discover the real meaning of Easter and understand their role is important in helping to celebrate the season.

Susie wants Willie to ask her to the Valentine party at church, but Willie is clueless! So Susie gets a little help from Cupid. This is a fun skit for Valentine's Day that talks about how God showed His love for us by sending His Son, Jesus.

Four different scenes are depicted with four different perspectives on the cross.

Simon of Cyrene made the long journey to celebrate Passover in Jerusalem. Little did he know that this Friday would go down in history. Use in the weeks leading up to Easter and it's a great video for Good Friday.

A new spin on an old classic. Years after the crucifixion, a Centurion is visited by three people in a dream and learns that forgiveness is just a prayer away.

It's remarkable to think that the worst day of Jesus' life was not a day of defeat, but of victory...and our day of hope.

When we reflect on Peter's denial of knowing Jesus, do we think we could have done better? How do we deny Jesus in our daily lives?