When the unprecedented turmoil of the world’s current economics is most troubling, Secrets of the Kingdom Economy comes at the perfect time, offering a compelling look at a practical biblical worldview of commerce and economics. This timely book not only provides a clear understanding of the economic times of today, but delivers realistic, Kingdom solutions for everyday life.
Dove Channel, Cinedigm’s OTT family-friendly streaming service, announced today that episode one of its first original show, Frankly Faraci, is scheduled to go up on the service March 21, with new episodes premiering weekly thereafter. Hosted by journalist Matthew Faraci, this unprecedented show provides viewers with an intimate, behind-the-scenes look at high-profile figures in entertainment, music, sports, business, and politics who are doing good things in the world.
Film production company Christian Walk Alive, is set to produce a documentary on Christian films. The title of the project, Breaking Good: The Counter Culture of Christian Film, is a play off of the title of the popular TV show, Breaking Bad. The film is set to explore not only the impact and history Christianity has had on films but will delve into some of the more difficult questions surrounding the status and future of Christian filmmaking. The fundraising campaign for the film can be found at www.breakinggoodfilm.net.
Parables, the 24/7 network that delivers thought-provoking and inspiring content, and Upliftv, the faith-based network that offers inspirational movies, TV series and documentaries, as well as a variety of ministries, concluded three days of uplifting interviews at the NRB International Christian Media Convention – Proclaim 17.
No matter where people are on their faith journey, there’s always more to explore in God’s Word.
MadJak Studios announces the launch of Audible Genesis “Now,” production music for Christian media. Three years in development, Audible Genesis “Now” is a format-focused music library with Flight Tracker production management included free.
