In His Name: "Some people can justify anything in His name, even murder!" Stephen believes he's a Christian. To prove it, he works very hard to make sure everything he does is sanctioned by God's Word, the Bible. Even when he kills people, he assures himself by scripture that God approves. Even so, he runs afoul of a New York crime family, and runs to a small town where he believes he's safe. But before you know it, he's back to old habits. But even through all this, God is at work - in the hearts of the local, single pastor and one of Stephens intended victims, and within a stunning moment when God works deeply in the hearts of those He saves, one as urgent and timely as the thief on the cross. . . . With Good . . . Be Done.: "A decidedly blatant (and proud of it) prolife play." ". . . Be Done . . . With Good," through saved and unsaved lives, examines the hard, emotional choices that women and their men, both adults and teens, are forced to make when faced with an unwanted pregnancy. Through it all runs Candy's story. Married to John who's been in Afghanistan for eleven months, she works as a counselor at the pro-life clinic for John's mother, Marge, whose ministry it is. At a moment of anger and weakness, Candy becomes pregnant and finds out the day she also finds out her physically and emotionally wounded husband is on the way home. What will she do? What will Marge do when she's told that a severe emotional shock like this could permanently disable her son? As the stories unfold, we see God at work in the lives of His children as they learn two important lessons: "Overcome evil with good." And above all, "Thy will be done."