The Fixed Point Foundation has released a series of science-faith discussions, including The God Delusion Debate—featuring renowned atheist Richard Dawkins—and Has Science Buried God? The six programs, recordings of live debates running between 68 and 112 minutes, are available through New Day Christian Distribution. Each retails for $12.99.

Behind-the-scenes footage, band-member interviews and teaching from leader Mark Hall are among the extras in the DVD Casting Crowns: Until The Whole World Hears … Live, twinned with a CD. The two-disc set from the band's 82-city world tour, distributed by Provident-Integrity Distribution, retails for $11.98.

Israel, A Journey of Light—produced by Christians for Israel, Canada—looks at the history and rich biblical heritage of the Jewish people and the Holy Land. The six-part series releases this month. It is distributed by Exploration Films and retails for $99.95.

Spyplane Films' Upside stars Randall Bentley (Heroes) as a teenager who has to look at life from a new perspective after a lacrosse accident upends his world. Released last month from Provident Films and distributed by Provident-Integrity Distribution, the 106-minute faith-based drama retails for $19.99.

Debuting on TV's Hallmark Channel last Christmas, the adaptation of novelist Debbie Macomber's Mrs. Miracle, in which a widower finds renewed faith and hope, releases this month. The 92-minute seasonal love story stars television favorite Doris Roberts. Distributed by Affirm Films, the DVD retails for $20.95.

Mark Batterson presents the core message of Primal, a five-part study of his book by the same name also releasing this month. Distributed by Multnomah Books, Batterson's message examines the elements of "Great Commandment Christianity"—compassion, wonder, curiosity, power—and retails for $24.99.