A husband and wife try to come to an understanding about how they spend money.

This drama tells the story of Stuart, an innkeeper, and his quest to find meaning in his life. Along the way he encounters some shepherds, a wiseman, and his family who help him see that God has provided purpose in the little baby that has been born in the stable.

It's Valentine's Day and Susan finds herself at a BBQ restaurant with her clueless boyfriend. Will she continue to settle for "Mr. Okay"?

After making commitments to God and each other at camp, two friends return to High School. They grow apart as spiritual apathy takes one of them over.

In this skit, a girl has a conversation with her best friend that just died. These two friends shared everything in life but the most important thing: saving faith through Jesus Christ.

We've all heard the phrase "Don't judge a book by its cover." This skit brings this idea to life by showing the power of God through a blind man.

As this student prays through The Lord's Prayer, he encounters a real and living God. This skit shows that prayer really changes things.

Friends from childhood, David and Steve tell each other everything...well almost everything. It isn't until years later that David feels the weight of not sharing the most important thing with Steve: his faith in Christ.

In this skit we see that Jesus can play many different roles in our lives. But in reality, Jesus is above all these subjective roles, and He asks the question, "Do you know who I am?"

When God chisels the dead weight out of our lives it can be very painful. This is a look at a typical believer having to go through the process of God’s discipline. Includes both original and "Remastered" version and an mp3 from the soundtrack used in the God's Chisel Remastered video.

Have you ever really thought about Jesus being fully God and fully human? This skit highlights the divinity and the humanity of Jesus by showing several moments from the Gospels.

Men and women are different. But what would happen if you could change their “channel?” Would they be better people for it?