Coming to theaters for two nights only, Monday and Tuesday, September 18 and 19, Route 60: The Biblical Highway is not only a tour of some of the most famous biblical locales but a pilgrimage as the hosts unpack the meaning of what happened in these places both for Jews and Christians.

Stories of those who lived, not for themselves, but for others can have great influence in this time when it seems like so many people are just looking out for number one. Devotion is one such story that not only highlights selfless living but tragic racism that is, unfortunately, still an all-too-familiar happening in our own day and age.

The new movie, First Responders, in theaters as a Fathom Event on Monday and Tuesday, October 24 and 25, honors the men and women who often sacrifice much and sometimes sacrifice all to respond when anyone dials 9-1-1.

In theaters two nights only, May 16th and 17th. Get as many people as you can to see it. If you do miss it in the theater, go to the film's official website to see how you can view the film after it's theatrical run.

Romantic comedies have been pretty sad of late and "Marry Me" doesn't do much to change that. Having said that, the film does have its sweet moments and just might be a reminder to be on the lookout for the unexpected things in life. Sometimes, those surprises are just what God uses to get our attention.

Written and directed by Kenneth Branagh, this semi-autobiographical historical drama follows 9-year-old Buddy, his parents, older brother, and grandparents as their lives change drastically when their quiet neighborhood in Belfast turns violent on August 15, 1969.

The films coming out of the Marvel Cinematic Universe in the past year have been OK, but not great. The third film in the Jon Watts-directed Spider-Man trilogy remedies that situation with "Spider-Man: No Way Home." It's all about redemption and second chances.

When First Sergeant Charles Monroe King is deployed to Iraq, he leaves behind his fiancée and six-month-old son, Jordan. While away he writes letters to his son in a journal, which prove to be his last testament to help his son become a man, rooted in faith and family values. Based on the true story of Dana Canedy and her relationship with a hero.

Actor-turned-writer/director, Fran Kranz, tackles a tough subject in his feature film debut, "Mass." The emotional aftermath of a school shooting for family members left behind seems like an unusual plot for a film, but Kranz hits all the right notes in this understated but realistic portrayal of two couples struggling to come to terms with what happened at their sons' school six years previous.

When Will has a choice between juvy and summer camp, he takes the camp, unsuspecting what he will truly discover about himself and others in this upbeat musical with Christian virtues and lasting values.