Envious of his fellow black chess pieces, a pawn abandons his post, leaving a knight to be killed in action.

Desperate to get his 40 year-old son married off, a man takes a cue from Abraham and sends his intern out to find a bride for his son.

Two first-century prisoners receive a visit from a tentative evangelist.

Seeking despite the obstacles brings us onto unexpected paths, and brings results beyond our expectations.

In this humorous look at standing up to the power of evil and speaking God's truth, three young people confront a vampire who claims he has the power to control them. The conclusion emphasizes the gifts God has given them to resist temptation (like a thankful heart).

Though the narrator is trying to tell the story of the Prodigal Son, the man playing the father can't quite get a handle on the perfect love shown to the son.

A wife describes her detailed plan for seasonal gift-giving to her husband.

A woman describes her slide down the slippery slope into soap opera addiction, with helpful illustrations from the children.

To illustrate the dangers of gossip and rumors, both to those spreading them and those about whom they are spread.