Guitarist Clint Lowery gives God the glory for successful tour
Guitarist Clint Lowery of the rock band Sevendust gave God the glory following a successful tour, not long after first identifying himself as a “saved Christian.”
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Director shares how heavenly encounter inspired 'Messianic outreach' film ‘Mendel’s Messiah’
The Bronze Halo Award-winning musical “Mendel’s Messiah” is headed to streaming platforms worldwide, bringing gospel music, Jewish storytelling and spiritual themes to audiences through a new cinematic adaptation directed by Emmy Award-winning filmmaker Bradford May.
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Inside 'Pressure': Brendan Fraser on untold D-Day story that hinged on meteorologist’s warning
In the new World War II thriller “Pressure,” the fate of the free world hangs on one tense question: What does the weather forecast say?
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UFC 328 fighters give glory to Jesus Christ after winning matches
Several mixed martial arts fighters used the spotlight following major Ultimate Fighting Championship victories to publicly share their Christian faith and give glory to Jesus Christ.
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Nick Vujicic doc ‘No Limbs, No Limits’ explores faith, family and finding purpose through pain
In the new documentary “No Limbs, No Limits,” audiences are invited into some of the darkest moments of Nick Vujicic’s life: the childhood bullying, the crushing isolation and the moments he nearly lost his will to live.
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Kevin Sorbo film ‘Jesus Freaks’ taps into rising spiritual discontent among young adults
A new faith-based film revisiting the spiritual awakening of the 1970s is aiming to spark fresh conversations about revival, church unity and the future of Christian media.
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‘The Sheep Detectives’ review: A cozy family film with a meaningful message beneath the whimsy
“The Sheep Detectives,” a charming new film inspired by Leonie Swann's book Three Bags Full, is one of the most unexpectedly delightful — and surprisingly meaningful — family films of 2026.
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Theo Von says he’s asking God for 'a new story' amid personal struggles: 'Please help me'
Comedian and podcast host Theo Von said he is asking God for “a new story” as he opened up about personal struggles and a desire for change during a recent episode of his podcast, "This Past Weekend."
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Lee Strobel shares why he's 'jealous' of skeptics watching new doc ‘The Story of Everything’
By the time Lee Strobel began investigating the claims of Christianity in the early 1980s, the tools at his disposal were largely historical: ancient texts, eyewitness accounts and philosophical arguments. Science has always played a role when it comes to making a case for Christianity, but according to the apologist, not nearly the one it does today.
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Pastor's film ‘Learning You’ shines light on autism, offers hope to families feeling 'invisible’
For Tyler Sansom, ministry has never fit neatly into one box. He’s a pastor, a filmmaker, and a digital missionary who built an online church years before COVID-19 made livestream services commonplace. He’s also deeply involved in outreach, from rescuing victims of slavery in Pakistan to ministering to those affected by disability.
