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Venia

In 2007, mentally disturbed college student Seung-Hui Cho killed 32 students and wounded many others before turning the gun on himself. How could the parents of freshman Mary Karen Read, one of those killed in the attack, find the strength to forgive the killer? The answer may rest in Mary's final journal entry before her death. Where do you find...

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What Do You Fear?

Fear. It sneaks up on us when we least expect it. It can frustrate or even paralyze us. It can be embarrassing! Do you think that you miss out on some of the best opportunities because you are just simply afraid to engage? In this short film, Levi pleads with Trick to find a better solution for his fear. This comical perspective addresses a very...

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Opportunity is Knocking

Behind every door is an opportunity, a choice. You've made thousands of choices in your life. Most of them have been benign and ultimately unimportant. What did you have for lunch last Tuesday? Unless it was a particularly memorable meal, probably no one cares. But other choices do matter. Each could be represented by a door. Sometimes it's not what's...

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Rebuilding

What are you building through bitterness? Not only is a bitter attitude unappealing to others, not being willing to let go of how you feel you've been wronged. Soon the walls start going up to protect you from being hurt. But eventually a person becomes boxed in by their bitterness. Sure, you're "safe" from being hurt, but you've also been isolated...

I’d like you to think for a moment about the world we live in. I think you would agree with me that something about this world seems not quite right. In fact, many things about it don’t seem right at all. Amid glimpses of hope, honor, love, and charity, we also witness evil, injustice, hatred, and sadness. When we take a step back and behold...

The desire for fulfillment is universal. From the moment we are born we recognize within ourselves an insatiable hunger for more of life. We try to grasp onto every experience, enjoy every relationship, and maximize every opportunity. Yet even as we strive to fill our lives to the brim with adventures, we are never fully satisfied. You don’t...

If I asked you to describe yourself, what would you say? Would you tell me your job title or refer to your relationships – husband, wife, son, daughter, friend? Would you talk about your successes, or failures, your dreams or your past? These are parts of who you are, but you are more than what you do or where you live. You are a human being...