Sean Paul Murphy Movies

This sequel to the Christian thriller The Encounter stars Robert Miano as a retired drug smuggler. He, his wife, and a mean-tempered bodyguard (Gary Daniels) wind up trapped at a Thai resort, as the hostages of a suspended DEA Special Agent (David A.R. White). Also present are the owners of the club, a Wall Street banker (Riff Hutton) and his wife, still reeling from the death of their son in a tsunami. Then a strange guest appears (Bruce Marchiano) who claims to be Jesus and offers each individual a single shot at redemption. ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi

A devoted California pastor leads the fight to save a struggling Atlanta church from foreclosure in this inspirational religious drama. James White (David A.R. White) was just another associate pastor at the California mega church of Johnny Kingman (Ray Wise) - a television evangelist who presides over a lucrative Christian empire - when he received the opportunity to preside over his own congregation. The only problem? That congregation just so happens to be at the Divine Faith Apostolic Church in Atlanta - a far cry from sunny California. James' family isn't thrilled about the move, and upon arriving at the impoverished church it's obvious that his new parish doesn't exactly welcome him with open arms. But when a greedy banker hatches a plan to foreclose on the house of worship, James and his flock band together with BeBe Winans to stage a musical benefit that just might bring everyone together, and save their church in the process. Victoria Jackson, Jackée, and Bruce Davison co-star. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

This humorous release captures a live stand-up performance by three Christian stand-p comedians, David A.R. White, Tommy Blaze and Brad Stine, who offer family-friendly comedic observations about life, along with personal reflections, serious religious testimony and advice about the Christian lifestyle. ~ Cammila Collar, Rovi

A vacationing detective begins to suspect that the Biblical apocalypse is at hand after being forced to relive the day of the Rapture time and again. Detective David Ramsey (David A.R. White, his wife, and their friends are cruising the Sea of Cortez in a luxury yacht when nearly everyone aboard vanishes without a trace. Confused, Detective Ramsey contacts his captain (Eric Roberts) and learns that the boat captain and his boss may have ties to the underworld. Suddenly, Detective Ramsay wakes up in a cold sweat. Initially determining that it was all just a dream, his relief turns to anxiety when the day begins playing out exactly as he had just envisioned it. What forces are dictating this strange occurrence, and what will happen if Detective Ramsay manages to solve the perplexing mystery before the cycle starts all over again? ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

When their past becomes their present, nine friends reunited for the funeral of their hometown hero find their worldviews clashing in ways that will challenge their beliefs, and perhaps reaffirm their relationships with God. Chris Hayden has died, and as his friends gather to mourn his passing old tensions quickly begin to surface. Former youth pastor Jeremy (David A.R. White) has strayed from his faith to party hard in college. Now caught between his old flame Sherry (Tracey Melchoir) and his beautiful fiancée Rachel (Stacey Keenan), Jeremy wavers between feeding the fire that burns deep inside and reaffirming his commitment to his future wife. Meanwhile, as conversation between old friends drifts to the topics of faith and fidelity, Gary (John Schneider) playfully assumes the role of devil's advocate and Pastor Wexler (Reginald Vel Johnson) encourages the group to always follow the truth that their old friend lived. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi