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Jonathan Cahn, a New York Times best-selling author of The Harbinger, grew up in a Jewish home of the tribe of Levi. Although he abandoned his roots for atheism, he now walks in a different direction sounding a prophetic call for America to return to God. As many begin to question what is happening to this land that we love, his book sales and message are soaring to unbelievable heights.
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Based on a novel by New York Times Best-selling author Beverly Lewis, The Confession is the latest project of Brian Bird and his partner in Believe Pictures, Michael Landon, Jr. It is the continuing story of a young Amish woman, Katie Lapp, who goes on a journey in search of her true identity. Katie finds herself entangled in a mystery that must be solved before she can be reunited with the mother who gave her up for adoption at her birth.
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Joni Eareckson Tada, a highly sought after speaker, best-selling author, artist, and singer continues to inspire millions with her message of hope amidst suffering and trials. She is currently the longest surviving quadriplegic on record at 63. After her recent stage 3 bout with breast cancer, Joni has written pamphlets which deal with the deep and tough topics of the spiritual life. She has also released with her husband, Ken Tada, her newest book, Joni and Ken: The Untold Love Story.
The Lost Medallion: The Adventures of Billy Stone is written, directed, and produced by bestselling author and owner of MeThinx Entertainment, Bill Muir. MeThinx Entertainment was founded in 2008 by Muir and philanthropist, John Duke, with the sole purpose of bringing wholesome family films which positively influence our culture to the big screen. Alex Kendrick of Sherwood Films has also joined the cast and promotion of this film.
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Everybody wants to be somebody. I was no different. I grew up in the halls of power in our nation’s capitol because my father served a senator and three presidents, but still I was the child my parents worried about the most. I was extremely introverted, I struggled in reading and writing, stuttered, and was born, seemingly, with two left feet. I felt as though I could do nothing well. And while my siblings found their talents and interests early in life, I wallowed in uncertainty and doubt.
I grew up in the church and was raised on a diet of morals and character, but my family was busy paving our way to heaven with good works rather than life-changing faith. Fortunately, when I was 16, I began attending a Young Life group where I committed to follow Jesus’ plan for my life.
Now devoted to Bible study and prayer, I was growing in ways my parents didn’t understand. But I had finally found a sense of peace and an understanding of who I was, and it changed me completely. I experienced confidence and joy I’d never felt before. That was a good thing, because six months later my life fell apart.
