A philosophy club meeting filled with atheists humiliating a Christian…
A Christian out of fellowship with the Lord seeking revenge…
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A controversial report putting forth a theory about when Christ will return…
A film with answers about eternal life, End of the Harvest shows how close we are to the Second Coming of Christ and the events surrounding it. 
 

This is one of the outstanding movies of all time. It is suitable for children aged ten and up, and provides an excellent springboard for family discussion of life priorities and the source of true joy.

The film is the true account of two Olympic runners, Harold Abrahams and Eric Liddell, who train to run the 100-meter sprint in the 1924 Olympic games. Abrahams is a British nonreligious Jew who is driven to prove himself by personal success and individual performance. He gains admission to Cambridge and distinguishes himself as an outstancing sprinter. His primary competition for Olympic gold in the 100 meters is Eric Liddell, a former rugby star whose life goal is to serve God as a missionary to China, but who is slated first to represent Scotland in the Olympic games.

Both runners seem unbeatable, but Abrahams' fragile self-esteem depends absolutely upon his winning, whereas Eric Liddell runs because "God made me fast, and when I run, I feel His pleasure." read the entire review