Nov-92 Building Your Esteem in God (Rick Cua) (First permanent episode outside out the studio.) Dec-92 Charting Your Course (Bride)  Jan-93 Turning the World Upside Down (Newsboys) Feb-93 The Do It Generation (David Mullen) Mar-93 Wearing Your Bully-Proof Vest: Guarding Your Heart (DC Talk) Apr-93 Sexual Revolution or Revelation (John George and Whitecross) May-93 How Do You Spell Success? F-A-I-T-H-F-U-L-N-E-S-S (Susan Ashton) Jun-93 Cities Under Siege: America and Violent Crime (Eric Champion) Jul-93 Bridging the Generation Gap (Phillips, Craig and Dean) Aug-93 Tongue-Tied: Watch Your Words (Pam Thum)  After the August 1993 episode, production of Fire by Nite at Willie George Ministries shut down. Several episodes from the Willie George Ministries run were edited and re-released by Blaine Bartel during his time in Colorado. May-94 Generation 911 (Bryan Duncan) (This program also featured a special look at the many bloopers and practical jokes done on the set of "Fire by Nite" entitled "Best of Boopers", supposed to be "Best of Bloopers".) Jun-94 Unreasonable Christianity (Rick Cua) Jul-94 Idol Breakdown (Ray Boltz) Aug-94 Families Under Siege (Kenny Marks) Sep-94 Sudden Fear (Mark Lowry) Oct-94 Endangered Generation (Geoff Moore) Dec-94 Around the World in 30 Minutes or So (Ron Luce)  Other episodes produced in Colorado exist; it is unknown how many of the previous episodes were re-released during this time period. Fire by Nite has been removed from JCTV's broadcast schedule. It is not known if any broadcasters are still airing the show. Blaine Bartel testified that during his time with Willie George Ministries, Church On The Move and "Fire By Nite", he began an addiction to pornography by watching an adult movie in a hotel room in Pennsylvania. In 2006, years after he planted a church in Dallas, Texas, he confessed of an affair he had during that time and resigned as pastor of the church. He was restored and became a member of the staff at Gregory Dickow's Life Changers International Church in Chicago. After trying to reconcile his 30-year marriage to his wife Cathy (who portrayed Connie Collins, Doug's sister, in the "Family First" serial), the couple would divorce that same year.