Creative Christian Media Services Complete List
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THE POTENTIAL CHOICE

ID: 930117
Description: We hear ‘Pachelbel Canon in D’ as the backdrop of the VO. On stage are children portraying various characters as they pull articles of adult clothing out of a chest and play ‘dress-up’. The dialog outlines the dangers of freedom of choice when indiscriminately used by governments, children, and adults.
Category: Drama, Object Lesson
Actors: 1 * + extras
Time: 7 min.

FOR THE LOVE OF MY FATHER

ID: 930124
Description: Just out of prison, a grandfather negatively influences his grandchild which the parents object to. The father of the child makes a compassionate stand against grandpa’s lying. No matter how small or insignificant, lying is unacceptable in his home. The father expresses that he loves him but he is raising his child by God’s standards and not the world’s. He must accept this or leave. When we love someone, we love them enough not to tolerate harmful behavior.
Category: Drama, Object Lesson
Actors: 4 *
Time: 9 min.

HAVE A LITTLE FAITH

ID: 930131
Description: During a session with her psychotherapist, woman in the process of a divorce confronts her fears with the tug-o-war which ensnares the children. Perplexed with her estranged spouse’s determination to take the children in addition to how the court will view her financial situation, the therapist offers little assurance when she questions faith in the hope of the future.
Category: Drama, Slice of Life
Actors: 2 *
Time: 7 min.

THROUGH THE FIRE

ID: 930207
Description: A recollection of a true story of the death of the brother of a childhood friend is depicted through the eyes of the now, adult man. The devastation of confronting death and it’s disruption in a time of life which should be worry and care free are depicted. However, the sharp contrast of the staunch faith of Christ instilled in the parents who lost the child, uplifts and confirms the boy’s commitment to the Lord.
Category: Drama, Slice of Life
Actors: 8 *
Time: 8 min.

AN ESTIMATE OF VALUE

ID: 930214
Description: Plagued by nightmares, an appraiser is confronted with an opportunity to hand in a true or bogus report on a piece of real estate owned by both his new employer and another very prestigious individual. The property, however has several critical drawbacks which he is afraid to acknowledge in the report. At the moment of truth, he surrenders the true analysis and is praised by his employer, who was fully aware of the situation however was seeking the true integrity of his newest employee.
Category: Comedy, Object Lesson
Actors: 4 *
Time: 7 min.

THE PITIFUL MR. LEMMING

ID: 930228
Description: Posed with questions a prudent person would have no difficulty answering, a game show contestant faces the inevitable consequences when he opts for following the other contestants in their deceitful decisions.
Category: Comedy, Melodrama
Actors: 4 * + 1 VO
Time: 11 min.

MY BEST FRIEND

ID: 930307
Description: An elderly working class man looks back to a time he was befriended by a wealthy stranger who paid his debt in full. He could not understand the gift, but over the years has learned to stop wondering why. He now enjoys their friendship and is thankful for the gifts he receives. We can’t phantom why God’s grace should be in our lives but what a wonderful friend we have in Jesus.
Category: Comedy-Drama, Object Lesson
Actors: 4 *
Time: 9 min.

MY HOUSE

ID: 930314
Description: A building inspector tries time and again to alert a couple to the dangers they will encounter as they have overlooked several design flaws. The couple disregards the warnings and refuses to pay attention to the building codes believing they have it all under control. When a storm hits, wiping out their dream home, they are completely overwhelmed and finally accept the help offered to them. God is in control. He has a plan for our life. If we refuse to hear Him, we may find our foundation with so much and not the rock He offers.
Category: Comedy, Melodrama
Actors: 4 *
Time: 8 min.

BECAUSE OF LOVE

ID: 930321
Description: In the course of their weekly meeting, group of CPA’s poke fun regarding a member of their group who failed to show that evening. They are suddenly guilt ridden when they discover that he was involved in an accident en route to the meeting and will be unable to work for two months. They rally together to help him with his business until he is able to return to work.
Category: Drama, Slice of Life
Actors: 4 *
Time: 5 min.

COMING TO AMERICA

ID: 930328
Description: An Irish immigrant anticipates a warm welcome by relatives currently living in the USA. His rude awakening begins when he discovers his cousins use illicit drugs, his uncle and aunt have plans that do not include him and no one is willing to accept a slight shift in sleeping arrangements to accommodate his needs. He was expecting family, but this is worse than strangers. He calls home to Ireland and realizes he is very much alone. Being a Christian can sometimes feel like being a stranger in a foreign land.
Category: Comedy-Drama, Slice of Life
Actors: 5 *
Time: 8 min.

OTHER PLANS

ID: 930404
Description: An author writes a man’s life story, but things don’t turn out the way the man thinks they will. The blonde haired, blue eyed woman of his dreams is a dark haired, dark eyed wife whom he dearly loves. The child of their dreams cannot be fulfilled, however, the child of adoption becomes a realization of their dream. He is thankful the Author’s creation for his life has more love than his own dream. When we allow God to fulfill our needs and wants, the vision He creates becomes much richer than we could imagine.
Category: Comedy, Object Lesson
Actors: 4 * + 1 extra
Time: 7 min.

BAD BACON

ID: 930411
Description: A man in desperate emotional pain makes vain attempts to change his life as he fixes an early morning breakfast for his wife. She is witness to his unraveling as in his exasperation, he surrenders any control over past, present and future, unsure of where or who to turn to for help. When you know you aren't in control, and don’t know the Lord, where does your hope come from?
Category: Drama, Object Lesson
Actors: 2 *
Time: 8 min.

THE STAR PLAYER

ID: 930418
Description: An egotistical business man, enthralled with his own professional flair of project proposals, belittles an associate who seeks his assistance. He is severely humbled when he later discovers that the associate is the nephew of one of his business prospects who decides, because of the rude treatment of his nephew, to take his project to the competition. All people are part of the whole body of Christ and should be treated the way you would want to be treated.
Category: Comedy, Object Lesson
Actors: 4 *
Time: 7 min.

LAB DAY

ID: 930425
Description: A woman is part of an experiment through an apparatus to show how they can take genuine need and turn them into false realities. They use a telephone call from her husband to trigger the need for more intimacy in her marriage. They then filter it through their machine which causes her to almost have an affair with a co-worker. The filtering device is turned off and she sees the co-worker for what he really is. God has given us the desire to have true commitment. The world would rather filter out feelings and needs and replace them with cheap substitutes.
Category: Comedy, Object Lesson
Actors: 4 * + 1 VO
Time: 9 min.

A RITE OF PASSAGE

ID: 930509
Description: A mother lovingly reflects on three stages of her daughter’s life. First at age 10, the daughter‘s annoyance with her mother is apparent when she is kept from going to the park at night. At age 16, mom refuses to allow her to embark on her own to a concert in downtown Los Angeles. When age 21 arrives, the mother is delightfully relieved to discover that her daughter has made a mature decision to postpone marriage until she has finished school.
Category: Comedy-Drama, Object Lesson
Actors: 4 *
Time: 7 min.

THE STATE OF SUBMISSION IN THE ‘90’S

ID: 930523
Description: A solo violinist enters playing the intro to ‘Tradition’ from ‘Fiddler On The Roof.’ The actors portray the perfect family with all of them singing of their pride . The Director wants a more realistic view . Enter the electric guitar playing a steely version of ‘Tradition’. All family members gripe and complain of their duties and of their selfish desires and arguments. At this point the older daughter’s new biker husband enters. The Director opts for the initial version. Submission is viewed as passe, but the analogy could be, we are throwing the baby out with the bath water.
Category: Comedy, Object Lesson
Actors: 7 * + 4 extras
Time: 8 min.

THE SERIOUSNESS OF BEING

ID: 930530
Description: An actor of the drama ministry points an automatic hand gun at the director which makes the director uncomfortable. The actor proposes two intriguing thoughts 1) if people feared God as much as they do guns, perhaps they would stop living as if there were no consequences to their actions. 2) if they realized that Jesus could come back and take us to heaven as fast as the hammer falls, Christians may take this life a little more seriously. God is real and we must take His word and plan for our life as fact.
Category: Drama, Object Lesson
Actors: 2 *
Time: 6 min.

THE PARABLE OF THE LABORERS

ID: 930606
Description: The Land Owner guides us through different scenarios portraying the impact we fail to realize we have on others when large as well as small sacrifices of ourselves are made. He persistently asks all to come work in his field.
Category: Comedy-Drama, Object Lesson
Actors: 16 *
Time: 60 min.

THANKS BUDDY YOU SAVED MY LIFE

ID: 930613
Description: At a restaurant, a stockbroker and his wife enjoy an evening meal before going to the theatre. Couple #2 are dining for their 15th anniversary. The stockbroker inhales a piece of food and begins to choke. Man #2 rushes to perform the Heimlich maneuver, saving the stockbroker’s life, while he injures his knee. Gratefully, the stockbroker offers to repay the man, he declines. Unable to walk back to their hotel, he asks the stockbroker for cab fare, he declines. Realizing they can’t afford both, they leave to dine at a coffee shop. God gives everything, what do we give in return?
Category: Comedy, Object Lesson
Actors: 5 *
Time: 9 min.

DADDY’S COME HOME

ID: 930620
Description: A mother has difficulty explaining to her son why his father is unable to conquer alcoholism. The son who has become a professional baseball player seeks and finds his father a few years later and asks him to come home. The father cannot understand why his son would want him back in his life. God’s grace and love is freely given, all we need to do is come home to it.
Category: Drama, Object Lesson
Actors: 3 * + VO
Time: 6 min.

BREAKING THE RULES

ID: 930627
Description: Two young teens are caught smoking on school property during class hours at a private school. A harsh vice principle, seeking personal vengeance against one of the youths is overjoyed to find him and his friend, ‘caught in the act’ so that he may overindulge in the punishment. The principal, however, has received word of the tactics used by his vice principle and calls the boy into his office. Befriended by the principal, the teen learns the vice principal has been released from duty for his actions. The principal goes on to explain the meaning behind the rules, in that they are not to harm, but to protect and keep safe all who follow them.
Category: Drama, Object Lesson
Actors: 4 *
Time: 7 min.

THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS

ID: 930704
Description: In the course of their weekly meeting, group of CPA’s poke fun regarding a member of their group who failed to show that evening. They are suddenly guilt ridden when they discover that he was involved in an accident en route to the meeting and will be unable to work for two months. They rally together to help him with his business until he is able to return to work.
Category: Comedy, Object Lesson
Actors: 3 * + 1 extra
Time: 6 min.

WHO ARE YOU GOING TO TRUST?

ID: 930718
Description: Having had a spat with his girlfriend, a man is caught up in rationalizing his thoughts as he drives through town. Five facets of his ego (analytical, anatomical,protective, epicurean, skeptic) argue amongst themselves of their individual importance. A sixth aspect of his ego (spirit led) remains rock steady, saying "Who are you going to trust?" Do we trust in our selves or do we trust in God?
Category: Comedy, Object Lesson
Actors: 7 *
Time: 9 min.

I DON’T NEED THEM!

ID: 930808
Description: The drama director has asked a member of his writing team to head the meeting as he remains at home to finish a script. When the director finally arrives he apologizes for changing the passage of study at the last minute. He, himself has learned that perhaps when he is at an impasse, he should utilize the abilities of the team God has given to him.
Category: Comedy, Slice of Life
Actors: 13 *
Time: 6 min.

THE PROCESSIONAL

ID: 930815
Description: A formally dressed elderly man at the alter tells of the love and the life he planned with the woman he loves. He describes the times of their honeymoon, first home, birth of the children, trials of parenting, the birth of their grandchild, and their 25 anniversary. The bride is ever so slowly moving towards the alter through the course of the monologue. When she reaches the alter she lays down on it.. It is turned to reveal it as a coffin and we are in fact at her funeral service.
Category: Comedy, Twilight Zone
Actors: 2 * + 1 extra
Time: 5 min.

A TOKEN OF HIS AFFECTION (PART II)

ID: 930829
Description: The game continues (from Part I #920531) as the token slides down chutes, spins wheels, and moves ahead as many spaces as possible to avoid doing what she’s been called to do. Unable avoid the inevitable, she is finally obedient and discovers great joy in the task.
Category: Comedy, Object Lesson
Actors: 4 *
Time: 9 min.

THE TORTOISE AND THE HARE

ID: 930905
Description: The childhood story is portrayed with a modern day object lessons attached. The hare, endowed with many great natural abilities sprints from the starting line with the tortoise slowly plodding along behind. After he has out distanced the tortoise, the hare begins to lose his focus on the objective and finds himself weighed down with the encumbrances of life. The tortoise on the other hand, pursues the goal, allows nothing to side track his concentration. We find the hare desperately trying and failing to pull a load of ‘baggage’, which he refuses to relinquish, toward the finish line as the tortoise plods past and wins the race.
Category: Comedy, Object Lesson
Actors: 9 * + extras
Time: 9 min.

THE VISIT

ID: 930912
Description: A husband reluctantly goes with his wife on a visit to a woman who has been confined to a hospital bed for fifty years. He expects to find a bitter, boring person in that bed. She is alive with humor and a keen understanding of human nature and a prayer ministry that has touched countless lives. God has a plan and a purpose for every one of us no matter what the limitations appear to be.
Category: Comedy-Drama, Slice of Life
Actors: 4 * + 1 extra
Time: 8 min.

IF YOU WANT MY OPINION

ID: 930919
Description: In the course of their weekly meeting, group of CPA’s poke fun regarding a member of their group who failed to show that evening. They are suddenly guilt ridden when they discover that he was involved in an accident en route to the meeting and will be unable to work for two months. They rally together to help him with his business until he is able to return to work.
Category: Comedy-Drama, Object Lesson
Actors: 4 *
Time: 10 min.

IT’S NOT FAIR

ID: 931010
Description: A family visits they fair where the father is given the opportunity to teach his oldest daughter a lesson on leadership. He gives her a time to rendezvous back, and $100.00 to spend between all the siblings. She initially believes she will have an opportunity to spend time with a boyfriend who is at a booth. However, she soon learns that to keep the troops happy, their desires and needs must also be met.
Category: Comedy, Object Lesson
Actors: 5 *
Time: 7 min.

WHEN DID WE STOP?

ID: 931031
Description: A mother and father fail to spend time in prayer with their son after sending him to bed. They are jolted into the realization of the negative aspects of this neglect when faced with an abrupt vision of the future. Here, their son though successful, is unable to cope with life’s stresses. Brought back to their original time frame, they rush to their son’s side to nurture his spiritual growth.
Category: Comedy, Object Lesson
Actors: 4 *
Time: 7 min.

YOU NEVER CALLED ME

ID: 931107
Description: We take a look at a typical business situation in order to shed a little light on the whole concept of prayer as it pertains to leadership. Without asking you never know where you are going.
Category: Drama, Slice of Life
Actors: 2 *
Time: 6 min.

TO RUSSIA WITH LOVE

ID: 931114
Description: A woman reminisces of the obstacles encountered when attempting to embark on a ministry to Russia are portrayed. She recalls when the initial desire was placed on her heart and the tasks necessary to perform to meet the financial demands before the trip.
Category: Drama, Slice of Life
Actors: 5 *
Time: 7 min.

MAYBE IT’S JUST A PHASE

ID: 931205
Description: A man recently promoted to a management position, struggles with guilt over a recent conflict. The first plan he had developed was rejected by another co-worker which he agreed to the assessment of the plan. This causes him to have inner turmoil.
Category: Comedy-Drama, Object Lesson
Actors: 2 *
Time: 8 min.

THE PERFECT CHRISTMAS

ID: 931224
Description: A mother had the perfect Christmas planned for her family, down to the carolers and surprise visits, but it begins to unravel. She has lost touch with the deeper meaning of Christmas. Ironically, she has also lost baby Jesus out of the nativity scene. When her young child brings it to her she reacts with an outburst of anger. It is so easy to lose the focus of the true meaning of Christmas.
Category: Comedy, Object Lesson
Actors: 10 * + 2 extras
Time: 10 min.

CHRISTMAS DUOLOGUE

ID: 931226
Description: A husband and wife review the demands placed on them at Christmas. These demands keep drawing them away from the family. Some of them are important but can the time lost with children and parents ever be replaced? The final summation: respond to the responsibilities which are far reaching, long term significance. Look to God and He can help you prioritize your life.
Category: Comedy, Slice of Life
Actors: 2 *
Time: 9 min.

 

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