Watch lists, streaming guides and deep dives for families, churches and faith-film fans.
David, the animated Angel Studios musical rated PG, streams on Netflix and Angel but has no free legal option. Where to watch it, parent guidance on scary scenes, and how closely it follows 1 Samuel.
Young Washington (PG-13) now streams on Wonder Project inside Prime Video, with a 7-day free trial. Every legal way to watch, how the film handles Washington's faith, and age guidance for families.
Six faith films hit US theaters before Christmas 2026: Seniors, JOSHUA—Live! (Oct 30), Drummer Boy and Jimmy (Nov 6), God With Us (Nov 13) and Zero A.D. (Dec 11). Dates, ratings and who each one suits.
The Chosen Season 6 starts November 15, 2026 on Prime Video, with weekly episodes to December 6 and a finale film in theaters on March 12, 2027. Here is the schedule, what it costs, and how to watch Seasons 1 to 5 free and legally first.
Seven faith films for Thanksgiving week, from The Blind Side and Soul Surfer to Amazing Grace and The Hiding Place, with age guidance, honest caveats and one question for the table after each film.
Seven films for Reformation Day on October 31, from Luther (2003) and the 1953 Martin Luther to God's Outlaw and Zwingli, with age guidance, accuracy notes and tips for a family or church movie night.
All 18 new Great American Family Christmas movies for 2026 with TV and Pure Flix premiere dates, the four faith-centred picks, family-friendly choices and an honest guide to watching legally.
The best free, legal places to stream Christian movies and shows for kids: Superbook, RedeemTV, the Jesus Film Project's children's film and Kanopy Kids, with an age guide and a ten-minute safety setup.
There is no single Christian movie review site. Here is what Plugged In, Movieguide and Dove each do best, when to add Common Sense Media or Kids-In-Mind, and a five-minute check before movie night.
Fifteen faith films that work for mixed ages, grouped by who is on the couch, with each film's US rating, what to watch out for, and how to check content before movie night.
The free and legal ways to watch faith films in the US and other English-speaking countries: ad-supported streaming services, library apps, official YouTube channels and The Chosen.
Teens can smell a lecture from a mile away. These films actually engage young viewers with honest storytelling, real conflict, and characters who aren't perfect.
Yes, The Passion of the Christ belongs here. But so do films you probably haven't considered — including a Roman detective story and an animated masterpiece.
She wants something meaningful. He wants something that moves. These films deliver both without anyone falling asleep or checking their phone.
From a $20,000 church project to $70 million blockbusters, Alex and Stephen Kendrick built an empire. Here's how every film stacks up.
A crowdfunded show about Jesus shouldn't have become a global phenomenon. Here's why it did — and what it means for the future of faith media.
Projector in the fellowship hall, lukewarm popcorn, and a film nobody's heard of. Sound familiar? Here's how to do it right.
Every biblical film takes liberties. Some are creative flourishes; others rewrite theology. Here's a guide to what's faithful, what's embellished, and what's invented whole cloth.
Five weeks, five films, one journey from gratitude to the manger. Here's your holiday movie plan with picks for every kind of family.
Netflix's faith film selection keeps changing. Here's what's actually worth watching right now — updated regularly so you don't waste time scrolling.
Planning a family movie night with a faith theme? Here are the best picks organized by age group — so nobody's bored and nobody's traumatized.
The best redemption stories in Christian cinema — films about second chances, broken people made whole, and grace that doesn't make sense.
How accurate are the big Bible films? We checked the major biblical movies against the source text and historical scholarship. Some will surprise you.
These aren't your typical church video productions. These documentaries investigate miracles, explore history, and present evidence for faith with real journalistic rigor.
Movies that spark real conversations about marriage, love, forgiveness, and commitment — without feeling like a counseling session.