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Second in the ongoing series of Christian films based on best-selling novels by Tim LaHaye and Jerry B. Jenkins, TRIBULATION FORCE follows up where the enormously popular LEFT BEHIND left off. Confusion and chaos ensue after the mysterious vanishings of millions of people, and U.N. Secretary General Nicolae Carpathia (Gordon Currie) seeks to pacify the world with a new temporal ideology, one in which religion would be made obsolete. A group of rebels, cognizant of the nefarious Carpathia's true identity, form the Tribulation Force to combat his foretold rule of darkness and to save as many souls as they can. As prophesied in the Bible, witnesses of God have descended to Earth in Jerusalem, and Carpathia refuses them a public audience. The reporter Buck Williams, played by Kirk Cameron (TV's GROWING PAINS), and pilot Ray Steele (Brad Johnson) infiltrate Carpathia's tight circle of power to inform the world of God's message--via live television. Interwoven throughout the film is the budding love story between Buck and Chloe Steele, Ray Steele's daughter played by Janaya Stephens, although the two exchange no more than a kiss on the cheek. A science-fiction story at its core, TRIBULATION FORCE offers a vision of the future as according to Revelations, perhaps most resonant with viewers of Christian faith.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Dolby Digital 2.0 - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Featurette - 1. Making-Of LEFT BEHIND II: TRIBULATION FORCE Interviews - 1. Cast& Crew Deleted Scenes Extended Scenes Outtakes Alternate EndingInteractive Features: Interactive Menus Scene Access
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This visual pilgrimage to the Holy Land invites you to walk in the footsteps of the son of God. Breathtaking photography, a scriptural narrative and dramatic background music lead us through Bethlehem, Nazareth, Jericho, Capernaum and Jerusalem.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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As witnessed by the public outpouring of grief that attended his death, Pope John Paul II was more than just a Catholic leader--his deeply felt humanitarianism transcended race, religion, and culture and made him a truly beloved world figure. The Pope's intense desire to connect with all peoples of the globe was reflected in his many travels abroad (over 100 trips in 26 years, making him the most travelled pope in history); these voyages were not merely social visits, but profound attempts to heal the sometimes millennia-old rifts between the Catholic Church and the world's other faiths. The 264th pontiff was the first to visit England and meet with Anglican Church leaders; the first to travel to Eastern Orthodox countries since the Great Schism of the 11th century; the first to enter a mosque and reach out to Muslims; and, most significantly, the first to actively improve Christian-Jewish relations by visiting WWII concentration camps and the sacred Wailing Wall in Jerusalem. Reporter John Roberts examines this extraordinary legacy of world peacemaking in the special CBS news report POPE JOHN PAUL II: BUILDER OF BRIDGES.
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Reverend Paul S. Morton, Sr. is backed by the Full Gospel Baptist Church Fellowship Women's Mass Choir for over an hour of inspirational music. This riveting gospel concert is unmatched in scope with a huge orchestra and choir and Reverend Morton himself presiding over the organ. Selections include Moved By Your Spirit, I'd Rather Have Jesus, and Why Are You So Dear to Me?DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Tracks: 1. I'm Encouraged 2. I'd Rather Have Jesus 3. Move by Your Spirit (Intro) 4. Move by Your Spirit 5. In Your Presence (Part I) 6. In Your Presence (Part II) 7. Leave Them There 8. We've Come to Praise Him 9. He Is Worthy10.
Worship11.
You Are So Dear to Me12.
It's Gonna Be Arlight13. Think of His Goodness14.
Get on Up
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A scottish minister travels to the United States and becomes the pastor of the Church of Presidents in Washington.
Academy Award Nominations: Best (Black-and-White) Cinematography.
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