UP Television's Bringing Up Bates follows a Christian family of 19. The show, which kicked off in 2014, is celebrating its eighth season this year.
UP Television's Bringing Up Bates follows a Christian family of 19. The show, which kicked off in 2014, is celebrating its eighth season this year.
10.2 percent of regular characters on primetime television are LGBTQ+ and GLADD is hoping to up that number to 20 percent by 2025.
A new study has a message for the many families who have said television content has grown coarser with each passing year: You’re right.
A former producer of popular sitcom “The Big Bang Theory” will lead the launch of a new faith-based television venture.
Actor and outspoken Christian Kirk Cameron is launching a new TV series on the TBN network called One on One.
The co-creator of VeggieTales says Christian television programming will one day have to address LGBT issues on their shows.
Without a doubt, Game of Thrones is the hottest show out there. But is it okay to watch if you’re a Christian? Actually, there are a lot of things we would put in the “is it okay for a Christian to” category: get a tattoo, attend a gay wedding, be cremated, practice yoga, gamble, smoke marijuana, have cosmetic surgery. So how do you find the answer in light of an increasingly complex cultural context?
According to CINEMA Magazin, TBS’s new show, Miracle Workers, depicts Heaven as if it was grimy and industrial and as if God was checked out. But the limited anthology series comedy is also said to have a positive message.
Vampire Diaries and The Originals star Nathaniel Buzolic sat down with Insights recently to talk about his love for Jesus and his strategy for navigating Hollywood and the television industry while also maintaining his faith.
Is it possible to love God with our hearts and our minds—even when we’re watching the tube? Here are some thoughts on navigating the new fall TV season.
