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Sure to become a classic animated movie that brings the teachings of Jesus to life for today's families through the story of five misfit animals on a journey towards love and forgiveness.  Our hero, Jericho, is a vagabond street dog who befriends Jesus and follows him throughout the last week of his life through the resurrection.  After Jesus' arrest at Gethsemane, Jericho rallies an epic charge of animal friends to try and save Jesus from his fate. - Bonus content includes printable colouring sheets and interview with Lucas Grabeel - Featuring voices of Roma Downey (Touched By An Angel) and Lucas Grabeel (Disney's High School Musical) - Feature length animated adventure - Strong star power with Lucas Grabeel from High School Musical - World Premiere - 2008 Chicago International Children's Film Festival - Great family film that teaches about love and forgiveness  

Even if you memorize the Bible word-for-word, you may never know everything it actually says.  For centuries, many notable scholars have believed that there are two sets of messages in the Bible: the surface text that we can all see; and, secret messages encoded in the original Hebrew words from which all of the Bible is translated.  With the help of computers, scientists and theologians have scoured the Bible for hidden indications of actual people and events of past and current historical significance. Among the things they found were the terrorist attacks of September 11, the bombing in Oklahoma City, and the assassination of an Israeli prime minister. Now, you can learn about how the Bible Code is being read and interpreted and how modern day events that impact your life today were foretold 3000 years ago in the Old Testament.

A Time For Giving: En route to their friend's house, Brother and Sister stop to help the frail and elderly Widder Jones dispose of a fallen tree limb. The cubs soon wish they weren't so generous with their time when Mrs. Jones recruits them for other chores. While spending a Saturday cleaning out her attic, Brother and Sister come to enjoy the company of Widder Jones and find that lending a helping hand is a very rewarding experience. -Lend A Helping Hand -The Giddy Grandma -The Hiccup Cure -Female Fullback -Grow It

Amy Newhouse lives a blessed life. At 16 years old, her popularity is unmatched. She has a loving family and a handsome boyfriend. She is pretty with an infectious personality. Her prayers are always answered. Amy wants to see a change. She prays for Pampa High School every night. Amy travels to Africa for missionary work and comes back more determined than ever. No longer will she back down. Everything must come second, including her boyfriend and family, to leading a revival of spirit in the beaten town. In the process, she alienates her loved ones. She no longer devotes time to her friends. She is more likely to confront someone and back them into a corner. Her popularity wanes. She is challenged to consider what matters most. Digging in, she decides to carry on with her crusade. But just as she begins to see progress, she receives tragic news. The doctor tells her she has cancer.   Amy gets worse and the faith of the people begins to wane. But Amy never falters. She touched people in ways they might not have even noticed themselves. Pampa High School indeed had its revival, even if Amy didn’t realize it. God had a “Greater Yes” planned after all.  

A story of redemption and forgiveness. It's a classic tale of deception and double cross when a deal goes bad between a ruthless criminal, Rome (Eric Roberts) and his partner John (David A. R. White), who skips town with the bait money from their scam. John seeks out the help of his estranged twin brother Jeremiah (also David White), an aspiring pastor. But he arrives to find Rome mistakenly dragging his Jeremiah away, thinking it was him. Now the preacher and the con man are thrust into each other's lives, and while Jeremiah is forced to help Rome pull off a million dollar scam, John eases into the world of the church man, and starts finding ways to make a profit. But Jeremiah escapes from Rome, and soon finds himself face to face with his estranged brother. In the end, only one will emerge to settle the ultimate score with Rome.  

Frank Clarke is one of Ireland's most popular TV personalities. He created the Simply Painting series to teach others how to paint with watercolors and how to have fun while they learn. His unique programs feature a mix of travel and painting instruction, a winning combination that entertains as well as instructs. The success of Simply Painting has been phenomenal, and this highly entertaining and informative series has been shown on over 250 television stations worldwide including public television stations in the United States. On these programs Frank Clarke uses eleven different subjects to help the viewer master and enjoy the wonderful world of watercolors. Featured are some of the most beautiful landscapes throughout the Northeast including: Panning For Gold (Maine) An American Sunrise (Maine) Shaker School House (Maine) Artist's Bridge (Maine) A Busy Little Post Office (Maine) Skiing On Sugarbush Mountain (Vermont) The Narrows On Lake George (NY) Sagamore Camp - Lake George (NY) Heart Of The Adirondacks (NY) There Are Garnets In Dem Dere Hills - Hudson River (NY)

Armageddon. It is a universal theme that has spanned centuries and cultures, and has, as some say, become increasingly more relevant today. Surprisingly, however, a final chapter of this apocalyptic end has received little examination: the actual final battle between God and Satan, good and evil. The Bible points to a battlefield at Meggido in present day Israel, with each side taking a series of steps that will lead up to, and unfold, during this actual battle. What will this battle look like? Where do the stories come from, and how have they differed throughout history, between religions? God vs. Satan: The Final Battle will take viewers on a tour of the final days, and moments, as envisioned by believers of the three Abrahamic religions.

One of the most endearing of all Peanuts' specials finds Charlie Brown nurturing the thinnest, scraggliest Christmas tree ever. At first the gang makes fun of Charlie for choosing such an ugly tree for the holiday but a timely assist from Linus makes the true message of the season come shining through. Everyone realizes in the end that a little affection can make all the difference in the world... even to a tree. The Gift Set includes a Peanuts picture frame that can be used as a Christmas tree ornament. TM & Copyright 1994 Paramount Pictures. Copyright on Peanuts Characters 1950, 1951, 1952, 1958, 1965, 1966 United Feature Syndicate, Inc. "A Charlie Brown Christmas" was a winner of both Emmy and Peabody Awards.  

A 3-in-1 Gospel Workout Donna's Sweating In The Spirit is an inspirational 3-in-1 workout program. It includes gospel aerobics, strength/pilates training & stretching, allowing you to choose your workout. Sweating In The Spirit features never-before-seen live performances by your favorite gospel artists: Grammy winners Kirk Franklin and Yolanda Adams, as well as best-selling artists Shirley Murdock. This workout will help you lose weight and feel great! Donna's Sweating In The Spirit program is about Fitness, Fellowship & Fun... Gospel Aerobics Strength/Pilates Training Spirit Stretch Donna Richardson is one of the nation's leading fitness & wellness experts. She is an author and star of more than 25 award-winning videos, including the best-selling "Buns of Steel" series and ESPN Fitness Pros. The former NBC "Weekend Today" fitness expert, now hosts her own national television shows including "Sweating in the Spirit" on The World Network and "The Donna Richardson Show" on TV One.

Skillet's eighth studio album, Awake, recorded with Grammy-nominated producer Howard Benson, is set for an August 25, 2009 release. The album will contain 12 tracks, including 'Hero' and 'Monster' which were added to their live set during their Comatose Tour 2009.

A Time For Giving: En route to their friend's house, Brother and Sister stop to help the frail and elderly Widder Jones dispose of a fallen tree limb. The cubs soon wish they weren't so generous with their time when Mrs. Jones recruits them for other chores. While spending a Saturday cleaning out her attic, Brother and Sister come to enjoy the company of Widder Jones and find that lending a helping hand is a very rewarding experience. -Lend A Helping Hand -The Giddy Grandma -The Hiccup Cure -Female Fullback -Grow It

From His birth to His resurrection, the compelling story of the life of Jesus Christ is explored and revealed in this powerful collection. Learn the complete story behind Jesus' birth, discover the theories about Christ's "Lost Years", determine for yourself if the Shroud of Turin is really the burial cloth of Jesus, and more. 4 full-length episodes include: Jesus' Birth; The Lost Years of Jesus; Did Jesus Walk Upon The Earth? and The Shroud of Turin.

Despite rumors that The Waltons would be canceled at the end of its seventh season, the series was back on the CBS docket for season eight in the fall of 1979.  Although Richard Thomas had long since exited the role of John-Boy Walton, the character was revived during this season ever so gradually and carefully (reported missing in action in WW2, John-Boy is rescued in a comatose state, remaining largely incommunicado throughout most of the year), the better to unveil a new actor, Robert Wightman, in the role.  Also returning after declaring her independence from the series is Michael Learned as John-Boy's mother Olivia, though only as a recurring rather than a regular character. Having contacted TB at the end of season seven, Olivia recovers sufficiently to return home, but only long enough to take a job as an army nurse, leaving her household responsibilities in the hands of her cousin Rose Burton (Peggy Rea), who arrives at Walton Mountain with grandchildren Serena (Martha Nix) and Jeffrey (Keith Mitchell) in tow. Another cast addition takes place when Walton son Ben (Eric Scott) and his wife Cindy (Leslie Winston) have a baby daughter named Virginia. By season's end, the population in the Walton home continues to fluctuate, with all four of the Walton sons in one branch or other of the military. But with things moving so rapidly, the war should be over any minute now! ~ All Movie Guide All Movie Guide