After it's theater run was cut short over the coronavirus pandemic, the new Erwin Brothers faith-based film I Still Believe is coming out for rental this Friday.
After it's theater run was cut short over the coronavirus pandemic, the new Erwin Brothers faith-based film I Still Believe is coming out for rental this Friday.
Modern hymn writer Keith Getty and his family are taking to Facebook live each week during quarantine to worship Jesus together with their online family.
Last week Gal Gadot posted a video of herself along with a handful of other celebrities singing John Lennon's "Imagine."
On Monday, Larry the Cable Guy responded, calling the decision to sing that song, which yerns for a world without religion, among other things, to be in bad taste.
In such a world, without ultimate standards of right and wrong, what makes a so-called “brotherhood of man” or a “life in peace” any better than one of greed, or survival of the fittest? In fact, in such a world, why would a virus be any less valuable than a human? Why should we protect the lives of the elderly and frail instead of our economic bottom lines?
In other words, the imagined conditions of the song “Imagine” can never produce the imagined result of “Imagine.” And herein lies the problem with just about every utopian vision: They’re for a world that’s imaginary.
Actor Jon Voight posted a video on YouTube this week, asking God to bring an end to the COVID-19 pandemic.
A federal judge in Los Angeles overturned a jury's verdict deciding that pop star Katy Perry did not copy Christian rap artist Flame's song "Joyful Noise," in her song, "Dark Horse."
Grammy Award-winning Gospel singer Sandi Patty revealed on Monday that she has been diagnosed with the coronavirus.
The Erwin brothers' latest faith-based romance film, I Still Believe, ranked number two in the box office over the weekend, making more than $9 million despite vast theater closures.
The directors of the new faith-based film I Still Believe say the movie challenges society's often "narcissistic" view of love.
Actor and star of the new faith film I Still Believe, KJ Apa told ABC's The View panel that he felt God has "anointed" the creation of the biopic.
