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.
An America’s Got Talent contestant, who attends a Christian college, advanced to the next round Tuesday after changing songs mid-performance and getting a verbal scolding from judge Simon Cowell.
The series once was viewed as family-friendly. No longer.
Well reality television has just given us a whole new, and tragic, answer to the question, “Where were you born?”
The Mick and Lucifer -- two FOX television shows that drew the ire of pro-family groups – have been cancelled.
A rabbi and priest walk into a bar because a lapsed Catholic has decided he should really try “Living Biblically” before he becomes a father. That is the premise and the title of a new CBS sitcom that premiered Monday (Feb. 26).
As critics roar, audiences rate, and review apps like "Rotten Tomatoes" rule, there remains one great anomaly: Hallmark movies.
