Stories are in Matthew West’s DNA. It’s been 10 years since he has toured with Winter Jam and now, more than ever, he recognizes that each person on stage is also a storyteller — though with different styles and different types of storytelling.
The best family-friendly animated series in years launched in recent weeks — and no, Disney or Pixar aren’t behind it.
Filming has begun in Rome on “The Resurrection of the Christ,” Mel Gibson’s sequel to his 2004 “The Passion of the Christ,” Variety first reported.
Lost in the debate over the federal defunding of PBS and NPR is a truth that penny-pinching families have known for years: Its streaming service, Passport, is among the best deals in the business.
“I want kids to know that learning about Jesus, worshiping Him and going to church can be fun,” Yancy Richmond said.
The best animated movie of 2024 launches on Netflix in May, and it comes from neither Disney nor Pixar, the longtime twin giants in this realm.
This month, a new Prime Video series, House of David, aims to bring the Old Testament figure to life.
For fans of faith-based entertainment, 2024 was a stellar year. There were so many good faith-based movies, in fact, that you may have missed a few gems.
“Scrooge goes on this journey of redemption,” Joe Paulo, president and CEO of Hope Media Group, told The Baptist Paper. “And that’s the story that God has designed for every human being.”
“Doing a film at the holidays, it can be kind of hard to kind of break through all the noise,” he said. “This is one that I think has the potential to really do it,” says Andy Erwin.
