When a promising college athlete drops her scholarship to carry an unplanned pregnancy to term, the choice rattles everyone—and reunites her with the older, offbeat, war veteran brother she hasn't seen in years.

Meanwhile, a childless couple clings to hope with their adoption journey.

With a few close shaves, the storylines converge.

Plan B becomes Plan A.

Every year, Richard camps out on the boulevard so his family can watch the Grand Parade on New Year’s Day.

But when a mysterious saboteur ruins all the floats, it’s up to him and his trouble-making Grandpa to save the day… and that secret box hidden on the back of one float might hold a clue.

Modern drama is a secular art form. From New York City to theater programs everywhere, young professionals labor under a stale, moth-eaten, secular humanist banner.

But why? With classical structure, techniques from today’s masters, and a grasp on truth and imagination that rejects secular assumptions, Christian playwrights can forget the Hallmark channel… and write the plays today’s audiences needs to see.

Secession, violence, surveillance, Disneyland—it’s 2045 and CalNation has everything.

Everything except cars. But for project manager Crane Wells, the rusted, illegal Volkswagen sitting in his garage might be the only way out of the nightmare. When Crane gets a radio message from his daughter, the one who went off grid in the northern forests years ago, he packs his car and the chase is on—both for him and for Jessica, the young revolutionary who’s been stalking him.