Natalie Dormer opens up about playing Dr. Audrey Evans — a trailblazing pediatric oncologist whose work saved generations of children and whose vision birthed the global network of Ronald McDonald House Charities.
Kirk Cameron opens up about the state of mainstream children's programming and why he's passionate about offering positive and uplifting alternatives like "Iggy and Mr. Kirk."
"When the Light Finds Us" author Judy Henderson shares why she believes hope and faith can prevail even in the darkest of circumstances.
In an interview with The Christian Post, journalist Billy Hallowell opens up about his investigative work looking into the supernatural.
Mike Nawrocki, co-creator of "VeggieTales," introduces "The Dead Sea Squirrels," a new faith-based animated series premiering on Minno, aiming to bring New Testament stories to life with humor, engaging characters and biblical lessons for a new generation of children.
Jennifer Lahl, founder and president of the Center for Bioethics & Culture and documentary filmmaker, speaks about how biomedical ethics has broken down in society: "Not the first time medicine has lost its way."
"The Chosen" star Luke Dimyan breaks down season five and the process of humanizing Judas, one of history's most villainous figures.
Dallas Jenkins opens up about season five of "The Chosen" and responds to critics.
Jennie Allen opens up about Gather25, which saw over 7 million Christians gather in worship and unity, and how AI is helping further the Gospel through language translation.
Chris Pratt opens up about his testimony and the moment he decided to surrender his platform to God.
