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The newest family-friendly movie from Illumination may sound like a fictional tale, but the film’s director says it’s based on real-life events … sort of.

One Million Moms, a conservative advocacy group, launched a petition last week denouncing Target for selling LGBTQ-themed Christmas items, including “gay Santas” and “Pride nutcrackers.”

Christmas movies are fun to watch throughout the Christmas season. We can choose from many different movies to celebrate Christmas in entertaining ways. But some Christmas movies go beyond just fun entertainment by featuring Christian messages that relate to the true meaning of Christmas. These movies can inspire us to move closer to God during Christmas. So, get some eggnog and popcorn ready, and gather your friends and family to watch these 5 Christmas movies with Christian messages: 

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Finding family-friendly Christmas movies is not always easy. Let us make your search simple by sharing our favorite heartwarming, entertaining, Christmas flicks.

Apparently, it really matters what men think about themselves, about women, and about families.

Republicans and Democrats in the United States agree that the nation’s families face a multitude of problems, but they disagree strongly on which issues are of concern, according to a new survey.

The Oxford University Press has chosen “rizz” as the word of the year.

Mia Staub, content manager at Christianity Today, wrote in a recent column that the new Netflix movie Leo allows viewers to see “a fresh new perspective” from an older point of view.

Are we so busy justifying our actions that we are failing to own the consequences of them?

You can give thanks because God loves you and because He is good. You can give thanks because God is in control of your life. And you can give thanks because, ultimately, God will work all things together for good to those who love Him and are called according to His purpose (see Romans 8:28).