How a God-Inspired Ministry Helped Redeem Hollywood Movies
Nothing succeeds like success. Reportedly, this oft-repeated proverb was first put into print in 1854 by Alexandre Dumas, the author of The Three Musketeers and The Count of Monte Cristo.
Nothing succeeds like success. Reportedly, this oft-repeated proverb was first put into print in 1854 by Alexandre Dumas, the author of The Three Musketeers and The Count of Monte Cristo.
Did you really go to church on Sunday? Do you go every Sunday? It seems most Americans are telling little white lies, or at least exaggerating, their church attendance.
Some religious leaders say America is facing a spiritually dark time.
A group of Maryland filmmakers are producing a new Christian film about hypocrisy called Masquerade. The non-profit media ministry is seeking $15,000 using the popular Kickstarter.com funding platform. The short film’s plot revolves around a family who finds that living out their faith with consistency is easier said than done. The Kickstarter campaign will run 30 days and the goal of $15,000 will need to be reached by the deadline in order to receive the pledged funds.
Remember the group behind the IStandWithPhil.com and #OpenZilla campaign? Now Faith Driven Consumer has launched #FlipThisDecision to combat the sudden cancellation of the upcoming HGTV series Flip It Forward.
Hoping to capitalize on the recent success of faith-based films, Hollywood has plans for the best-selling novel The Shack to hit the big screen.