Brokenness

Marcus Aurelius informs his tortured son, Commodus, that he will not succeed him on the throne.

Themes: Fatherhood, Neglect, Betrayal, Love-Father's, Virtue, Anger, Hurt, Regret, Failure

Lt. Dan berates Forrest for saving his life and not allowing him to fulfill his destiny of dying in battle.

Themes: Destiny, Anger, Despair, Brokenness, Fate, Honor, Determinism, Purpose, Identity

Are you a Who, a Grinch, or a little of both? The Grinch learned the secret of what needs to change. Christmas will change when we do our part. But what can we do, where do we start? We begin to make change when God changes our heart. What is a WingKit?

Themes: Christmas, Transformation, Joy, Perspective, Defining moments, Materialism, Self-Realization, Brokenness, Humanity

How will you respond when you experience a great offense? If you decide to fight back with anger and rage, you create a perpetual enemy and a life filled of bitterness and hatred. However, if you decide to act like Jesus and forgive those who are hurting you, then you create the possibility for a miracle. This WingKit from The Grace Card explores how one act of grace can affect generations. What is a WingKit?

Themes: Grace, Mercy, Bitterness, Brokenness, Faith, Belief, Suffering, Hurt, Forgiveness

Ernest has created a school of higher learning to boost the moral of the prisoners. To many of the men, this school is the only hope they have.

Themes: Hope, Desperation, Brokenness, Survival, Death, Weakness

After the sudden death of one of her sons, Jacks mother questions God about why He took her son away.

Themes: God's Nature, Grief, Suffering, Death, Pain, Hurt, Life, Insensitive, Crucible

After getting let go from his job, Jack’s father reflects on the meaning of his life and his role as a father.

Themes: Fatherhood, Reflection, Midlife Crisis, Influence, Despair, Self-Realization, Parenting, Enlightenment, Love-Father's