So we’re all stuck at home, and some of us are feeling a bit scared. But the truth is, THERE IS HOPE. And what better way to remember that than to get an injection of HOPE in the form of great movies and content, every week for 10 weeks?
Read moreThe HOPE at HOME Online Film Festival Offers Hope in Your Inbox!
By: Laura Bennett
Truth in music is often hard-won. We Are Messengers can only write and sing such uplifting, anthemic, spiritual songs, full of declarations about sin, forgiveness, and mental health—because they’ve each wrestled with these things.
Read moreWe Aren’t Perfect, But That’s Okay: ‘We Are Messengers’
Above: Jeremy Camp
By: Laura Bennett
When you fall in love and say “I do”, you believe it’s going to last forever.
Read moreJeremy Camp’s Story of Faith Amid Heartbreak and Tragedy
By: Laura Bennett
In 2003 pro-surfer Bethany Hamilton made headlines around the world. At just 13 years of age, the up-and-coming surfer was attacked by a 5m long Great White shark, which took her left arm and left her career in the ocean, in doubt.
Read more‘Unstoppable’: The ‘Soul Surfer’ Bethany Hamilton’s New Documentary
By: David Maegraith
Christian acts have often sung about roads and journeys.
Read moreBig Hair Days – Heritage Christian Artists Still Top Charts
By: Laura Bennett
Dogs, men and the mountains are a winning combination for adventure stories about rekindling our wild spirit, and the silent power of friendship.
Read moreHarrison Ford Taps Into His Vulnerable Side, in ‘Call of the Wild’
By: Clare Bruce
When Lauren Daigle sat down to write her hit ballad Rescue, she had in mind a loved one who was struggling with life – making it one of the most personal songs she’s ever recorded.
Read moreThe Raw Emotion You Hear in Lauren Daigle’s ‘Rescue’ – is Personal
By: Laura Bennett
There’s one word to describe Emma: ‘immaculate’.
Read moreEmma Turns ‘Mean Girl’ in 2020 Adaptation of a Classic
By: Jonathan Weir
H is for Happiness has to be one of the most enjoyable family films to come out of Australia since Babe. Based on the book My Life as an Alphabet by Barry Jonsberg, and directed by feature film debutant John Sheedy,