As the wife of an SS guard, Helene’s hands had been tied as far as helping people who were taken to a concentration camp, but after the war was over, she had her chance—but would they accept her help if they knew who she was?

Grady and Olivia have been sweethearts for years. But when Grady loses his memory due to an accident while away at war, will they be able to find each other again?

When Justine, who knows nothing about the Christmas story, decides to enter a short story contest based on Christmas carols, Ken suddenly sees themes in the old songs that he never dreamed of before.

Brenna abandoned Mitchell at the altar—why? And could anything be done to fix things up?

After being forced to flee from her people, the Philistines, Eliora finds a home among the Hebrews with a priest’s family, but life isn’t all peaceful after Eli and his sons’ deaths.

Though her photography work is her passion, Lilian also has a job working for Admiral Hall as his propaganda artist—but with tensions rising at home and abroad, can she do the best both for her family and country?

Grace loves her life and has given her whole heart to Jesus; Nolan wants a wife who is feminine and doesn’t throw herself at him—can they somehow come together?

When Christine’s brother is accused of killing someone, can John and she find out the truth before it’s too late?

Wanting to do something to help Israel, but unsure what she can do as a woman, Tirzah takes upon herself one of the most dangerous tasks anyone in her family has done—acting as a cook to spy in the Aramean commander’s household.

When the Great Fire sweeps all their family possessions away and leaves Meg without the ability to paint the way she used to, can she find hope for herself and her family?

This is a billionaire, marriage of convenience story—with some twists that make it both fun and inspiring!

After saving a baby from abortion, Tait quickly realizes that he really needs a wife to help him raise his little girl—can Bentley help him find someone?

As they work to grow closer together and make wise decisions for their family, Daud and Hana must also protect those around them—even when someone is out to take their lives.

Still clinging to unresolved bitterness, Sanford isn’t about to try to get up any Christmas spirit for the season. Can Natalie, teaming up with Sanford’s granny and some friends, help him learn to forgive?

Alex wants to date Reagan, but she’s determined he has done far too much against her to make that a remote possibility—so when she challenges him to apologize for something he’s done in exchange for a date, can he come up with anything?