In The Last Rodeo, actor Neal McDonough delivers a heartfelt tribute to faith, family, and the enduring values of the American heartland. Rooted in God’s prompting and produced with purpose, this inspiring film follows a retired bull rider’s journey of redemption and restored faith.

From godly courage to heartwarming redemption, this month’s top family streaming picks offer more than entertainment—they shine with truth, love, and values worth gathering around. Whether it’s a faith-filled drama, a story of adoption, or a classic tale of friendship, there’s something here to uplift every Christian home. Check out this month's seven recommended films streaming this May. 

The Kennedy Center, America’s premier performing arts venue, will host a free screening of The King of Kings—Angel Studios’ record-breaking biblical animated film—on June 1, marking a notable shift toward conservative and faith-based programming in Washington, D.C. The film, lauded by Christian audiences and featuring a star-studded cast, is part of a broader effort by the center's new leadership to embrace more family-friendly, spiritually themed content.

Mel Gibson is back with Lionsgate to deliver the long-awaited follow-up film, The Resurrection of the Christ — a breathtaking, faith-anchored epic that promises to move hearts and reaffirm the unshakable truth of the gospel story. Get ready for one of the most powerful cinematic events of our generation!

Where is God when the miracle doesn’t come? Show Me Your Glory dives deep into breathtaking true stories of healings, encounters, and unshakable faith amid heartbreak — reminding believers that God’s presence is powerful, even in the silence.

When the Pope dies suddenly, Cardinal Lawrence must navigate a minefield of rival factions, hidden scandals, and spiritual uncertainty to help elect the next leader of the Catholic Church—but what begins as a solemn duty spirals into a storm of controversy that leaves even Catholic media divided. Here are 3 things you should know about Conclave before watching! 

Netflix’s growing collection of faith-affirming Christian films offers spiritually uplifting stories that blend inspiration, entertainment, and biblical values. From real-life tales of perseverance like Big George Foreman and The Hill to animated retellings such as The Star, this curated list of eight standout titles brings messages of hope, redemption, and faith to the streaming giant’s diverse audience.

Journey to You is a Hallmark Channel film that brings the spiritual and emotional depth of Spain’s Camino de Santiago to life through the story of Monica, a nurse who rediscovers her faith and purpose during the transformative pilgrimage. Blending romance with themes of healing, community, and divine connection, the movie authentically portrays the Camino as a metaphor for life’s spiritual journey.

Faith-based films had a historic weekend at the box office, led by The King of Kings, an animated hit from Angel Studios that shattered records with a $19 million debut—the highest opening for a faith film in over a decade. Joining it in the Top 10 were The Chosen: Last Supper episodes, marking a rare moment where three Bible-based titles simultaneously captivated moviegoers.

The King of Kings is a heartwarming animated film from Angel Studios that blends imagination and faith as a young boy’s fascination with King Arthur leads to a bedtime story about the true King—Jesus Christ—told by his father, Charles Dickens. Bursting with biblical fidelity, an all-star voice cast, and charming family moments, this PG-rated film invites viewers of all ages to rediscover the Gospel as the greatest story ever told.

A Minecraft Movie follows the quirky misfit Steve, whose discovery of two glowing boxes opens a portal to the pixelated Overworld, setting off an epic, video game-inspired adventure. When a group of unlikely companions accidentally stumbles into this realm, they must navigate its dangers and discover the value of friendship, courage, and belonging in this family-friendly film brimming with awkward humor and heartfelt lessons. Here are 3 things parents may want to know about it before watching! 

Grammy-nominated comedian Nate Bargatze will make his feature film debut in The Breadwinner, a family-friendly comedy he co-wrote and is producing, set to release March 13, 2026. Known for his clean humor and faith-driven perspective, Bargatze teams up with Weird: The Al Yankovic Story director Eric Appel as he embarks on this new chapter in his career, aiming to create content that entertains across generations.

April brings a refreshing sense of renewal, and what better way to enjoy the season than with a lineup of heartwarming, family-friendly films and series? From adventures with Paddington and powerful true stories like Rule Breakers to faith-centered favorites like The Chosen, this curated streaming guide highlights seven uplifting titles perfect for cozy spring days indoors.

The American Miracle – Our Nation is No Accident is a supernatural docudrama that explores God’s divine role in the founding and development of the United States, tying its historical milestones to purposeful providence. Scheduled for a limited theatrical release on June 9–11, 2025, the film celebrates America’s 250th anniversary and features commentary from notable figures, emphasizing gratitude for divine guidance in shaping the nation's identity and freedoms.

The Chosen: Last Supper, Part 1 shattered franchise records with an $11.4 million opening, making it the most successful theatrical event in the series’ history and one of only three faith-based films to surpass $10 million since the pandemic. Season 5 explores themes of faith and trust amid confusion, setting the stage for Jesus’ crucifixion and resurrection in future seasons.

Mel Gibson’s long-anticipated sequel The Resurrection of the Christ is set to begin filming in August at Italy’s Cinecittà Studios, with a non-linear storyline exploring the cosmic battle between good and evil surrounding Jesus’ resurrection. Slated for a 2026 release, the film promises a deeper dive into spiritual realms and gospel events, expanding on the brief resurrection moment depicted in The Passion of the Christ.

March brings the promise of spring and a fresh slate of family-friendly streaming options that celebrate courage, faith, and new beginnings. From musical classics and animated adventures to powerful true stories and biblical epics, here are seven standout titles to inspire and entertain viewers of all ages.

The Last Supper, a new PG-13 biblical drama now in theaters, takes viewers on a powerful journey from Palm Sunday to the resurrection, offering a family-friendly retelling of Jesus’ final days. Backed by leading faith-based companies and featuring a song by Chris Tomlin, the film delivers a classic, reverent portrayal of the gospel story for audiences seeking a fresh yet faithful adaptation. Here are 3 things families should know about it.

Rule Breakers tells the inspiring true story of Roya Mahboob, a courageous Afghan girl who defies Taliban-era restrictions to pursue her love of computers and empower other girls through technology. Facing societal opposition and personal danger, Roya forms an all-girls robotics team that rises to international fame, proving that determination and education can break even the strongest barriers. Here are 3 reasons you don't want to miss this inspiring film.

Singer Chris Tomlin wrote No Greater Love about Christ’s sacrifice without knowing it would later become the perfect song for The Last Supper, a new film about Jesus' final days. Now serving as executive producer, Tomlin says the collaboration was a clear example of God orchestrating events beyond his sight.

In The Last Rodeo, actor Neal McDonough delivers a heartfelt tribute to faith, family, and the enduring values of the American heartland. Rooted in God’s prompting and produced with purpose, this inspiring film follows a retired bull rider’s journey of redemption and restored faith.

From godly courage to heartwarming redemption, this month’s top family streaming picks offer more than entertainment—they shine with truth, love, and values worth gathering around. Whether it’s a faith-filled drama, a story of adoption, or a classic tale of friendship, there’s something here to uplift every Christian home. Check out this month's seven recommended films streaming this May. 

The Kennedy Center, America’s premier performing arts venue, will host a free screening of The King of Kings—Angel Studios’ record-breaking biblical animated film—on June 1, marking a notable shift toward conservative and faith-based programming in Washington, D.C. The film, lauded by Christian audiences and featuring a star-studded cast, is part of a broader effort by the center's new leadership to embrace more family-friendly, spiritually themed content.

Mel Gibson is back with Lionsgate to deliver the long-awaited follow-up film, The Resurrection of the Christ — a breathtaking, faith-anchored epic that promises to move hearts and reaffirm the unshakable truth of the gospel story. Get ready for one of the most powerful cinematic events of our generation!

Where is God when the miracle doesn’t come? Show Me Your Glory dives deep into breathtaking true stories of healings, encounters, and unshakable faith amid heartbreak — reminding believers that God’s presence is powerful, even in the silence.

When the Pope dies suddenly, Cardinal Lawrence must navigate a minefield of rival factions, hidden scandals, and spiritual uncertainty to help elect the next leader of the Catholic Church—but what begins as a solemn duty spirals into a storm of controversy that leaves even Catholic media divided. Here are 3 things you should know about Conclave before watching! 

Netflix’s growing collection of faith-affirming Christian films offers spiritually uplifting stories that blend inspiration, entertainment, and biblical values. From real-life tales of perseverance like Big George Foreman and The Hill to animated retellings such as The Star, this curated list of eight standout titles brings messages of hope, redemption, and faith to the streaming giant’s diverse audience.

Journey to You is a Hallmark Channel film that brings the spiritual and emotional depth of Spain’s Camino de Santiago to life through the story of Monica, a nurse who rediscovers her faith and purpose during the transformative pilgrimage. Blending romance with themes of healing, community, and divine connection, the movie authentically portrays the Camino as a metaphor for life’s spiritual journey.

Faith-based films had a historic weekend at the box office, led by The King of Kings, an animated hit from Angel Studios that shattered records with a $19 million debut—the highest opening for a faith film in over a decade. Joining it in the Top 10 were The Chosen: Last Supper episodes, marking a rare moment where three Bible-based titles simultaneously captivated moviegoers.

The King of Kings is a heartwarming animated film from Angel Studios that blends imagination and faith as a young boy’s fascination with King Arthur leads to a bedtime story about the true King—Jesus Christ—told by his father, Charles Dickens. Bursting with biblical fidelity, an all-star voice cast, and charming family moments, this PG-rated film invites viewers of all ages to rediscover the Gospel as the greatest story ever told.

A Minecraft Movie follows the quirky misfit Steve, whose discovery of two glowing boxes opens a portal to the pixelated Overworld, setting off an epic, video game-inspired adventure. When a group of unlikely companions accidentally stumbles into this realm, they must navigate its dangers and discover the value of friendship, courage, and belonging in this family-friendly film brimming with awkward humor and heartfelt lessons. Here are 3 things parents may want to know about it before watching! 

Grammy-nominated comedian Nate Bargatze will make his feature film debut in The Breadwinner, a family-friendly comedy he co-wrote and is producing, set to release March 13, 2026. Known for his clean humor and faith-driven perspective, Bargatze teams up with Weird: The Al Yankovic Story director Eric Appel as he embarks on this new chapter in his career, aiming to create content that entertains across generations.

April brings a refreshing sense of renewal, and what better way to enjoy the season than with a lineup of heartwarming, family-friendly films and series? From adventures with Paddington and powerful true stories like Rule Breakers to faith-centered favorites like The Chosen, this curated streaming guide highlights seven uplifting titles perfect for cozy spring days indoors.

The American Miracle – Our Nation is No Accident is a supernatural docudrama that explores God’s divine role in the founding and development of the United States, tying its historical milestones to purposeful providence. Scheduled for a limited theatrical release on June 9–11, 2025, the film celebrates America’s 250th anniversary and features commentary from notable figures, emphasizing gratitude for divine guidance in shaping the nation's identity and freedoms.

The Chosen: Last Supper, Part 1 shattered franchise records with an $11.4 million opening, making it the most successful theatrical event in the series’ history and one of only three faith-based films to surpass $10 million since the pandemic. Season 5 explores themes of faith and trust amid confusion, setting the stage for Jesus’ crucifixion and resurrection in future seasons.

Mel Gibson’s long-anticipated sequel The Resurrection of the Christ is set to begin filming in August at Italy’s Cinecittà Studios, with a non-linear storyline exploring the cosmic battle between good and evil surrounding Jesus’ resurrection. Slated for a 2026 release, the film promises a deeper dive into spiritual realms and gospel events, expanding on the brief resurrection moment depicted in The Passion of the Christ.

March brings the promise of spring and a fresh slate of family-friendly streaming options that celebrate courage, faith, and new beginnings. From musical classics and animated adventures to powerful true stories and biblical epics, here are seven standout titles to inspire and entertain viewers of all ages.

The Last Supper, a new PG-13 biblical drama now in theaters, takes viewers on a powerful journey from Palm Sunday to the resurrection, offering a family-friendly retelling of Jesus’ final days. Backed by leading faith-based companies and featuring a song by Chris Tomlin, the film delivers a classic, reverent portrayal of the gospel story for audiences seeking a fresh yet faithful adaptation. Here are 3 things families should know about it.

Rule Breakers tells the inspiring true story of Roya Mahboob, a courageous Afghan girl who defies Taliban-era restrictions to pursue her love of computers and empower other girls through technology. Facing societal opposition and personal danger, Roya forms an all-girls robotics team that rises to international fame, proving that determination and education can break even the strongest barriers. Here are 3 reasons you don't want to miss this inspiring film.

Singer Chris Tomlin wrote No Greater Love about Christ’s sacrifice without knowing it would later become the perfect song for The Last Supper, a new film about Jesus' final days. Now serving as executive producer, Tomlin says the collaboration was a clear example of God orchestrating events beyond his sight.