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Dallas Jenkins, creator of the hit series “The Chosen,” recently became emotional while sharing the Gospel with psychologist and bestselling author Jordan Peterson during an episode of “The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast.”
The Christmas season is a time for togetherness, reflection and celebration — and what better way to enjoy it than with heartwarming films that inspire, entertain and bring the family closer? Here are five standout family films to add to your holiday watchlist.
Academy Award-winning actor Denzel Washington was baptized at a church in New York City over the weekend and officially received his ministry license — an event he revealed was prophesied decades ago.
Comedian Matt Rife said he recently got baptized in a pool following the death of his grandfather — and even though he "hates" church, he wants to believe in God.
Willie Robertson has shared details surrounding the health of his father, Phil Robertson, revealing that the “Duck Dynasty” patriarch is “battling many different things at the same time," but is "sharp as ever" when it comes to his knowledge of the Bible.
The Walt Disney Company is pulling the plug on an LGBT-related storyline in one of its upcoming children’s programs as backlash to the company’s embrace of LGBT ideology continues.
Actress Alexa PenaVega opened up about the vision God showed her of her late daughter in Heaven and discussed her new Christmas film, "Get Him Back for Christmas."
In the new film “Nickel Boys,” RaMell Ross offers an unflinching confrontation of systemic evil, human resilience and the radical call to love in the face of injustice — themes the director says are “deeply spiritual.”
Dallas Jenkins, creator of “The Chosen,” recently responded to backlash over a recent scene between Jesus and Judas Iscariot, defending the show’s portrayal of their interaction as biblically grounded while encouraging respectful dialogue on sensitive theological questions.
