In one unexpected moment, dancer Vanessa Jordan lost her family, her career, and her future. She blames God for destroying everything that mattered. Kurt Wagner, an ex-con with a second chance at life and faith, aches to shed his past and see his dream of helping teens become reality. The former dancer and the ex-con form an unlikely alliance to build River House, a safe haven for kids on the street.

When Kurt’s past threatens his dreams and his life, Vanessa becomes a target as well. It will take a stubborn love, the grace of God, and one courageous teen to keep the River House dream alive.

Truth isn't always black and white. Sometimes it takes the unexpected to reveal its true colors.

Marti has been on her own since she was 15, determined to build a life for herself and her sister despite the threats of a man intent on keeping her from revealing his secret.

Sam Evans’ turbulent teen years prepared him for the perfect job—counseling troubled youth. Then his pregnant wife walked out on their marriage and his life imploded, leaving him without a family, a job, or his hard-earned reputation.

With her sister in danger, they’re forced to divulge the secrets, lies, and half-truths they’ve kept hidden from each other, and from themselves. If they can’t face the brilliant colors of God’s truth, the consequences may be deadly.

Mindy Lee "Minnie" Carlson's dream job has dropped into her hands, but there's a catch. She has four months to revive Open Circle, the town's only Senior Adult Day Center, or the doors will close, leaving her beloved seniors stranded, and eliminating the only job she's ever wanted.

Globe-trotting photographer Jackson Young documents the forgotten people of the world, focusing on the poor and elderly. After decades on the road, he's stunned to learn his beloved Grandma Em is still alive in the small town he'd had to leave decades earlier.

Overjoyed, Jackson races back into town to reconnect with her and discovers she's been Minnie's adopted grandma for the past twenty years. When Grandma Em has a stroke, his ideas about her care pit him against Minnie's determination and expertise. For Grandma Em's sake, and the future of Open Circle, they'll need to do the impossible—find a way to work together.

He loved the land, running rich soil through his fingers, how could his brother destroy his dream? Minnesota, 1937. Matthew Anderson wakened from a nightmare which soon became a reality. P.J., his older brother, announces, "The farm is mine!" and Matthew's world crumbles. Next to Ellen and his children, he loves the land more than anything else. He wonders why God has sent these dry years and has now permitted P.J. to take the farm. Where can he go from here? Matthew's anger toward P.J. churns inside, creating a bitterness that gnaws away at his body and soul. How will he handle losing the farm he loves and seeing his parents shaken by P.J.'s actions? Can he forgive his brother? Will he find new purpose and meaning in life?

Storms often marked turning points in Matthew Anderson's life. The 1940 Armistice Day blizzard begins a time of radical change for his entire family. As his idyllic life is disrupted by an unscrupulous brother. This storm and others provide a backdrop for a compelling story of a farm family.

In the midst of war, Matthew Anderson seeks peace . . . but will the darkness of conflict at home and abroad destroy his family instead? The farmlands of Minnesota lie far from the gunfire and explosions of World War II, yet Matthew Anderson wages his own battles at home to protect his family and preserve his legacy.

As time goes on, Matthew and Ellen Anderson can’t help marveling at how life is changing. With all of their children grown and out of the house, they begin to face that they aren’t quite as young as they used to be. What does this mean for their life on the farm? Will Matthew be forced to move to town and leave the hills and open spaces that he loves?

Disruption to peaceful family relationships brings conflict, change, and growth. The journey of the Anderson family proves God's faithfulness yesterday, today and tomorrow-and even beyond. Was it chance that forced James to slow down and look at his life?

Virgil Martin is a dedicated teacher facing unusual challenges at Merritt High School. As senior class adviser, he finds himself in the middle of several conflicts.

Something calls us back to the simple and idyllic life of an earlier time. Perhaps we long for a kinder time.

Matt Andrews looks out at a raging blizzard and travels back in mind and spirit to his youth.

In one unforgettable summer, Steven Carlson is pushed to the edge of disaster and forced to confront his prison of self-doubt.

Stormy Encounters: Lightening Fast Cars, Daunting Dilemmas, Fearsome Choices

Her name is Sally Barnhart, a young mother whose world's about to change, and not for the better. Two days before the holidays, she receives a gift that changes her life forever. Christian Barnhart, Sally and Zack's son, has a life threatening accident while in the care of his grandparents, George and Marilyn Lykes. He now needs a heart transplant, or he'll be dead before Christmas. Does God care that her marriage is falling apart and her son is laying in a hospital bed dying? These events bring a broken family together and will reignite a new faith in God for the ultimate gift... the gift of life.