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Left Behind: Rise of the Antichrist
When millions of people suddenly vanished in the Rapture, the world was plunged into a state of emergency. Financial markets collapsed, governments toppled and a worldwide lockdown ensued.
Now, six months later, people are just beginning to recover from the trauma. So when a so-called ‘expert’ claims that a second wave of vanishings is imminent, news anchor Cameron ‘Buck’ Williams (Greg Perrow) sets out to disprove her theory. Against the wishes of his boss, Steve Plank (Corbin Bernsen), and his network, Buck teams up with hacker Dirk Burton (Stafford Perry) and together they stumble onto a conspiracy to take control of the global money supply led by billionaire media magnate Jonathon Stonagal (Neal McDonough).
At the same time, Buck’s girlfriend Chloe Steele (Sarah Fisher) and her father, Rayford Steele (Kevin Sorbo), are on a very different journey. Ray believes that his wife’s disappearance was, in fact, the Rapture, but what does that mean? What can he do now, and how can he convince Chloe? Desperate for answers in a world where Biblical Truth has been censored and vilified, Ray finally finds the answers he is looking for in the last place he would have expected to find them.
His Only Son
His Only Son recounts one of the most controversial moments in the Old Testament—when Abraham was commanded by God to sacrifice his son Isaac on the mountain of Moriah.
Jay Dennis
Pastor Jay and Angie are Co-Founders of City Central Church. Pastor Jay oversees the Preaching and Vision Casting for City Central Church. Angie Directs the Worship Ministry and Women’s Ministry. They have two children and three grandchildren.
Route 60: The Biblical Highway
Carving through the heart of the Promised Land is the biblical spine of Israel, sometimes referred to as the Path of the Patriarchs and officially designated as Route 60. A highway of deep historical significance while often the scene of unrest and violence, this 146-mile road of asphalt and concrete begins in Nazareth, Israel’s largest Arab city, and ends in Beersheba, one of Israel’s high-tech centers. Running north to south, Route 60 connects ancient Israel with modern Israel, Jews and Christians with Muslims, and Israelis with Palestinians.
