Future Tense
Michael dreams he and his family are waiting to board a heaven-bound plane. Most of his family misses the plane. Michael is so affected by his dream that he makes a tape for his family describing the events surrounding Christ's return. Viewers powerfully experience the images Michael describes.
Six teenagers leave the party. Four of them enter a new dimension, never to return. Victims of a fatal automobile accident, they find themselves suspended in time and space, somewhere between heaven and hell. Through a "window" in space, they are able to observe those they have left behind, and to preview their individual destinies. Stripped of all pretense, they each have a dramatically different response to their situation. The "almost Christian" is overcome by the realization of her folly. The "practical agnostic" is in bitter denial. And the "silent Christian" is confronted by his close friend, "Why didn't you tell me while there was time?" This sobering story concludes with an unexpected turn that powerfully communicates the hope we have in Christ. Without Reservation will move Christians to share their faith with a renewed sense of purpose, and will challenge others to seriously examine their personal relationship with Jesus Christ.
This is the story of Norman's "moment of truth": a moment when powers of darkness are restrained by angels of God in response to prayers of believers; a moment when Norman's resistance to God has been worn down; an optimum moment to encounter Christ. But still, only a moment.
Cheth is the angel assigned to Norman. Aenon, also an angel, is visiting from another world. As Cheth briefs Aenon, we learn of the disease that has infected mankind, and of the Master's plan to rescue humans. We discover Norman's pain as a child of divorce, encounter the demon assigned to keep Norman from the Master, and meet Allen, the human chosen by the Master to speak the truth to Norman.
In the creative and compelling style for which Mars Hill films have become known, Moment of Truth powerfully communicates the drama of sharing and receiving the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
Cheth is the angel assigned to Norman. Aenon, also an angel, is visiting from another world. As Cheth briefs Aenon, we learn of the disease that has infected mankind, and of the Master's plan to rescue humans. We discover Norman's pain as a child of divorce, encounter the demon assigned to keep Norman from the Master, and meet Allen, the human chosen by the Master to speak the truth to Norman.
In the creative and compelling style for which Mars Hill films have become known, Moment of Truth powerfully communicates the drama of sharing and receiving the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
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