Ruth, A Journey Home
It is a tale of love, faith, and the journey of two women as they seek a new life and family while trusting God.
Naomi, who lost all her sons, felt burdened with her two daughters-in-law as she could not give them sons to provide for them. She tells her daughters to leave her and find new husbands. Ruth stayed with her while the other left to return to her own family. Ruth says, "do not urge me to leave you or to turn back from following you. For wherever you go, I will go, and wherever you stay, I will stay. Your people shall be my people and your God my God." Ruth 1:16 MEV.
Ruth stayed with her while Orpah left to return to her family. Both women returned to Bethlehem to find their nearest relative, Boaz, a wealthy businessman. Ruth ends up working for Boaz, and he gives her extra provisions to bring home to Naomi. Being older than Ruth, Boaz did not think she would be interested in him and treated her like a daughter. But Naomi realizes Boaz is her kinsman. She then guides Ruth to propose to Boaz by lying at his feet, a courageous act that was a tradition well understood by her people. Boaz must do the right thing before he can claim her hand in marriage. Eventually, Boaz marries Ruth and conceives a son, Obed—lineage to Jesus. Ruth, a Moabite woman, was grafted into God’s kingdom by faith.
A DEMONSTRATION OF LOVE AND FAITH IN ACTION TO TRUST GOD DESPITE ONE’S CIRCUMSTANCES.
A happy ending for a bitter mother-in-law to find a new lease on life and a grandson, lineage to Jesus.
It's an original science-fiction drama inspired by Satan's first promise to humanity in Genesis 3:5: "You will be like God." More than six thousand years later, mankind believes it has finally fulfilled that promise.
An artificial intelligence known as EVE has created a world free from disease, poverty, war, and want. Connected through neural implants, humanity enjoys centuries-long lifespans in a perfectly ordered society where technology has replaced faith, family, and dependence on God. For three hundred years, EVE has ruled without opposition, convincing humanity that paradise has finally been achieved.
Phoebe is a devoted citizen of Eden who has never questioned the world she was born into. When a transportation failure leaves her stranded beyond EVE's control, she is rescued by Adam, one of the last remaining Organics living in the wilderness. Raised to believe people outside the city are primitive and dangerous, Phoebe instead discovers a community built on faith, compassion, sacrifice, and genuine human relationships. As Adam teaches her to survive without technology, she begins to realize that everything EVE taught about humanity's past was carefully rewritten.
Their growing bond is threatened when Phoebe's neural implant begins reconnecting to EVE's network, placing Adam's hidden village in danger. A desperate attempt to protect everyone erases Phoebe's memories, but Ben, her synthetic companion, eventually locates and retrieves her. Back in Eden, her memories are restored, forcing her to confront two completely different worlds and choose where she truly belongs.
When Phoebe learns she is carrying Adam's child, her life changes forever. The pregnancy represents something EVE cannot control: a naturally conceived human life. Ben recognizes that EVE will never allow the child to exist. Though incapable of experiencing human love, Ben chooses to fulfill his purpose by helping Phoebe escape, sacrificing himself to erase every trace that could lead EVE to her.
Years later, Phoebe has built a new life in the wilderness, raising her son among the forests and mountains where humanity once began. When she unexpectedly reunites with Adam after believing him dead, they discover that while EVE can build a perfect society, it cannot create the very things that make people human. Together, they begin a new future founded not on artificial perfection, but on faith, freedom, love, sacrifice, and family.
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Eve Hunting Adam explores humanity's oldest temptation through a futuristic lens, asking what the world might become if mankind finally succeeded in the serpent's promise to "be like God." It is ultimately a story of redemption, contrasting a civilization built on absolute control with one built on faith, and revealing that true life is found not in humanity replacing God, but in returning to Him.
In a scorched desert, drifter Rebel—haunted by the death of his older brother, Michael—crosses paths with the elegant and faithful Audrey and the outlaw Snake, a devil in human skin. Hunted across sand and fire, Rebel must refuse Snake’s temptations, face his guilt, and choose redemption as miracles bend the desert to God’s will.
A flashback reveals Rebel and his older brother Michael riding the desert before a lethal sandstorm takes Michael, a loss Rebel carries like shrapnel. In the present, Rebel blows into Coyote’s Rest, where he meets Audrey—pearls, a scarf, a powder-blue pickup truck, and quiet steel. Their dance is cut short by Snake, who rules the wastes with moneyed threats and supernatural menace. When Rebel refuses to “bow,” Snake has his gang torch Audrey’s truck; Rebel snatches her onto his bike and flees into the canyons and storm. By night fires, Audrey’s faith steadies them while Rebel confesses to Michael’s death and crushing guilt. Snake slithers back in visions—offering Audrey a love that never leaves and offering Rebel the impossible: Michael alive, for the price of one bow. Rebel breaks, then refuses—naming the mirage a lie.
A hellish chase ends in a ring of fire where flames bend away from Rebel and Audrey, and a third presence stands with them; Snake’s fury consumes his own men and finally himself. In the hush after, at a hidden oasis, Audrey finds her truck restored; Rebel steps into living water, lays down his guilt, and rises changed. Audrey declares her love; they depart together, the desert behind them and grace ahead.
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Blood Avenger
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Jealousy leads to death, reflecting the biblical story of Cain and Abel. The story moves to a modern-day city where Charles, the lead character, accidentally kills his friend, Alan, in a club out of jealousy. He runs to a sanctuary city to hide. Dan becomes the Blood Avenger and vows to kill Charles to avenge his brother's death. Dan's anger and rage grow as he stalks Charles, who falls in love with Emily in the City.
Eventually, Dan kidnaps Emily to lure Charles out of the City and kill him as he vowed to. Charles goes to rescue Emily from Dan in the woods and ensues a cat-and-mouse chase to set himself free from Dan. Dan is softened by Emily's kindness and goodness to change his mind, but his anger still overtakes him to seek revenge. He ultimately struggles with Charles, and as he is about to kill him with a rock, he sees himself as Cain and drops the rock. At that moment, Charles seeks forgiveness and mercy, and Dan lets him go.
Charles vows to turn himself into the police and pay for his crime. Dan accepts it and tells them both to go home. Charles ultimately goes to jail, where he has another transformation to turn his life around and be a minister of God's word to other inmates. Dan comes to visit Charles in prison and can finally let go and forgive him for what happened. Dan moves on with this life to be happy. Emily also visits Charles in prison and tells him she has moved and met a new man. Charles accepts that she must move on with her life and wants her to be happy. Emily gets pregnant and is happy with her new life and love. Each demonstrates the power of love, mercy, and forgiveness, which overcomes jealousy, rage, and vengeance.
With each temptation, Jesus answered, "It is written." This story is the most pivotal in the Bible. All would have been lost if Jesus had succumbed to the devil’s temptations. The devil lost everything to be thrown into the lake of fire for his final judgment. Jesus gained the whole universe and everything in it. One man, one God, resisted the temptations to gain everything and share it with His people whom he loves. He offered Himself, the living word that became flesh, to die for all our sins. All those in faith now share His inheritance and remain with Him forever. Once lost, the Garden of Eden is to be restored with a new heaven and earth. No more tears and no more pain.
Jesus tempted in the wilderness-depicted in modern times. Satan tempted Jesus with the world. Jesus resisted the devil to give us the universe.
The first temptation was the “lusts of the flesh.” Jesus fasted for 40 days, being the most vulnerable. Satan tempted Him to convert stones into bread. Jesus answered, “It is written, ‘Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that comes from the mouth of God.’” Matthew 4:4 ESV.
The second temptation was the “pride of life.” Satan told Jesus that if he was the Son of God, then to throw Himself from a high place. God would send His angels to catch him. Jesus answered, “Again it is written, ‘You shall not put the Lord your God to the test.’” Mathew 4:7 ESV.
The third temptation was the “lusts of the eyes.” Satan took Jesus to a high mountain and showed Him all the kingdoms of the world and their glory. He said to Him, “All these I will give you if you will fall down and worship me.” Matthew 4:9 ESV. Jesus said to him, “Be gone, Satan! For it is written, ‘You shall worship the Lord your God and him only shall you serve.’” Matthew 4:10 ESV. “Then the devil left him, and behold, angels came and were ministering to him.” Matthew 4:11 ESV.
Jesus’ temptation is imagined in our modern world, where Jesus walks among us, looks like us, and talks like us. Satan, a fallen angel, an old serpent in the Garden of Eden, comes to Jesus to tempt him with all desires of the flesh. This same struggle we all struggle with daily. How does God, made in the flesh, respond?
A societal tale of homeless men and their life lived in the streets, struggling to survive in the modern world. As cash slowly phased out with all digital transactions, people carried none or little to the poor and needy as they encountered them out and about.
Society turned away from them to carry on with their lives, ignoring the needs of those most in need. Many homeless men battle mental illness and talk to their inner spirits to cope. We simply ignore them and walk away.
The corporations become rich while abandoning their responsibility to the poor who live among them. The rich get richer, and the poor get poorer. Corporations are in the best position to build homeless shelters and provide funding to each city they set up shop. Rather than cities becoming more prosperous, they become more run down and destitute like mechanical monsters using up all their resources to leave it in the dust and then move on to another city to start again. Prosperous ones never look back.
As Christians, what do we do? If Christ lives in us, why do we let this happen? Christ said, for I was hungry, and you gave Me no food, I was thirsty, and you gave Me no drink.
An inspiring and heartbreaking story of real-life abandoned and lost people, but not by Christ.
