- CT Media Presents: God Pops Up in the Horn of Africa
When a man from a tiny Ethiopian village heard about taking the gospel ‘to the ends of the earth,’ he knew exactly where to start. - CT Media Presents: God Pops Up in India
In this episode, follow Anil’s journey to learn more about the man who he is convinced saved his mother. - CT Media Presents: God Pops Up in Southeast Asia
When the government blocked his Christian radio station, Chanda had to find another way to spread the Good News of Jesus. His answer came on a microchip.
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Netflix’s Christian Camp Musical Nails Its ’90s CCM Soundtrack‘A Week Away’ captures the look and sounds of summer camp but misses out on the beliefs beneath its catchy songs.
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The Broken and Beautiful Church Behind Aretha FranklinNational Geographic’s biopic offers a glimpse into the congregation that formed the “Queen of Soul.”
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Streaming in the Desert: Middle East Discipleship On-DemandChristian broadcaster SAT-7 tries to balance security and isolation in letting the Arab world binge watch programs of hope.
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‘The Mandalorian’ Can Teach Us How to Navigate Crises of FaithThe Golden Globe nominee shows us what happens when “the Way” really isn’t.
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Ordinary Life Is Crammed with HeavenHow our senses can point the way to God’s presence.
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March for Life Plans Disrupted by DC Security ConcernsThe annual event is asking participants to “stay home” for the first time since Roe v. Wade.
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‘Soul’ and the Purpose-Driven GenerationDisney Pixar’s latest film reminds us that life is meaningful beyond achieving our goals or saving the world.Português简体中文繁体中文
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I Was Filming a Dangerous Action Scene When I Gave My Life to ChristHow a film and television stuntman met the Lord in the air.
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Dave Chappelle Is the Cultural Pastor America NeedsLet incisive comedy give us “eyes to see.”
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Sony’s Pure Flix Acquisition Could Raise the Bar for Christian MoviesAs a major Hollywood studio invests in on-demand inspirational content, the question becomes how they’ll approach the sprawling offerings targeting the Christian market.
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Why ‘Cuties’ Isn’t Just Netflix’s ProblemThe sexual exploitation of children is a symptom of a larger disease—one that we’re complicit in.
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Netflix’s ‘Indian Matchmaking’ Offers Wisdom for ChristiansIntroducing singles can help build the local church.
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Satellite Ministries Cross Boundaries. That’s Their Promise and Peril.From democratic Israel to theocratic Iran, Christian TV defends its right to exist.
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The Gospel Takes Center Stage in ‘Hamilton’As the hit Broadway musical makes its screen debut in a time of social unrest, its themes of hope and redemption resound all the louder.Português
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The Holy Fire Must Go OnAs one of Jerusalem’s most ancient Christian celebrations is threatened by COVID-19, a brother-sister filmmaking team helps viewers experience the “Narnia” of their missionary-kid youth.
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Meet the Christian Family Behind Free Burma RangersThe Eubank family offers food, shelter, and medicine on the frontlines in Iraq and Burma.
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‘Parasite’ Is a Dark Comedy. But Is the Joke on Us?What the Oscar-nominated film teaches us about classism, fear, and dependence on God.
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The Good Place Finds Meaning in the EndWhat Christians might take away from a godless but moral imagining of the afterlife (and after-afterlife).
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Bryan Stevenson Wants to Liberate People from the Lie That Their Life Doesn’t MatterThe author of the book behind the new film ‘Just Mercy’ shows the church a way forward.
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Netflix’s ‘Messiah’ Says the World Needs a SaviorThe problem is, which one?
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