Taksil is a gripping action thriller that follows Assistant District Attorney Victoria as she uncovers a deadly conspiracy behind a series of warehouse fires—one that cost her husband his life. As organized crime and political power collide, Victoria races against time to expose the truth, only to discover that the man she trusts most may be the mastermind behind it all. Packed with relentless suspense and emotional depth, Taksil explores loyalty betrayed, institutions for sale, and the high cost of choosing power over friendship.

On their journey; it’s in an old shotgun house, that Jesse experiences a profound encounter with God. In that sacred moment, he realizes that the search for Shekinah was never about a physical destination—rather, it was about the places they’ve created as altars in their lives. The revelation that God has always been present in their communal worship shatters his previous notions, and he understands that every moment spent inviting the God into their lives has been the manifestation of Shekinah itself.

Set up by their friends, Marcus & Lavette start things on the wrong foot. With both of them eager to find love and really enter the dating life, they agree to give things another opportunity on a day trip that turns into eleven days stranded miles away from civilization and Carousel of falling out, making up, discovering and ultimately choosing love over their difference. Two strangers take advantage of an unplanned Kairos moment and find themselves ready to take the next step of faith together.

19-year-old Anthony Robinson’s little brother is in desperate need of surgery to remove a tumor on his lung that’s causing him not to be able to breath on his own. His mother passed away in 2020 from complications with Covid-19 and it’s just him and his little brother.

The elected officials of Morgan City, Georgia have forgotten what year it is. Stuck in the early sixties, the community suffers from racism and corruption. Since the beginning, Morgan has been governed by the Lockhart Family, passing the mayor’s position down from generation to generation, until a window of opportunity opens and the need for change is sensed amongst the community.