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Moriah moved to Nashville as a teenager searching for her voice. Now she’s making music, stepping into powerful film roles, and creating alongside her husband, Joel Smallbone, while keeping faith at the heart of it all.

Is Christianity really disappearing from America, or are the headlines missing part of the story? Historian Thomas S. Kidd breaks down surprising research on the “nones,” overlooked believers, and what the numbers could mean for the future of faith.

From Aladdin to Daniel, Mena Massoud is stepping into a very different kind of iconic role. He shares why bringing the young biblical hero to life carried such responsibility and what Daniel’s courage can teach a new generation about standing firm.

Is your child’s phone quietly stealing more than time? Family expert Arlene Pellicane shares how screens can reshape childhood and offers practical ways parents can reclaim connection, healthier habits, and real life at home.

Jen Lilley believes there’s a big difference between keeping the peace and actually being a peacemaker. On the red carpet, she shares how Daniel’s story challenges Christians to face difficult conversations with courage, conviction, and grace.

After the devastating loss of her 18-month-old niece, Bethany Wohrle discovered that God’s presence could meet her even in unbearable grief. She shares how that heartbreak shaped Reason That I Sing and why she chose to fill the album with hope instead of despair.

For Tyler Michael Smith, composing Daniel and the Fiery Furnace was more than another film project. He opens up about the responsibility of putting music behind Scripture and the timeless courage at the heart of Daniel’s story.

Could AI make it harder than ever to know what’s real? Author Ben Peterson warns that rapidly advancing technology may create unprecedented opportunities for deception and challenges Christians to stay firmly rooted in biblical truth.

Why are younger generations taking a fresh look at Christianity? Alister McGrath shares why our search for meaning, purpose, and stability may be leading people back to a faith that has endured for 2,000 years.

for KING + COUNTRY is stepping into a bold new chapter with the most beautiful colours. Luke Smallbone shares the heavenly inspiration behind the album, unexpected collaborations, and how making music and movies brought healing to his own family.

Jen Lilley isn’t shy about her faith, and she wants other Christians to stop treating prayer like an afterthought. She opens up about her own prayer closet, a difficult season that tested her trust in God, and why prayer has become essential to everything she does.

Elijah Alexander hopes Daniel and the Fiery Furnace reaches far beyond audiences who already know the biblical story. He shares the responsibility of bringing Scripture to the big screen and why Nebuchadnezzar’s unexpected journey gives the film a powerful message for everyone.

For Michael W. Smith, Daniel and the Fiery Furnace became more than another movie project. The Christian music legend opens up about working alongside his son, bringing Scripture to the big screen, and a message that challenged his own walk with God.

Stephen A. Smith has never been afraid to speak his mind, even when criticism follows. In a candid conversation with Pastor Jamaal Bernard, he opens up about controversy, accountability, and the faith that reminds him he represents something bigger than himself.

Some mornings we need more than a fresh start. The Wood Drake Sessions’ intimate performance of “Surely As the Morning” points us toward the steady hope and faithfulness of God.

Nearly 700 years ago, ordinary people decided they had endured enough. Historian Dan Jones shares the gripping true story behind The Uprising and how faith, injustice, and a demand for change ignited one of medieval England’s most dramatic rebellions.

Michael W. Smith believes something powerful is happening among Gen Z. After watching thousands of young people worship Jesus at a Forrest Frank concert, he shares why he sees signs of revival and why bold, uncompromising faith matters right now.

Ezra Worship Initiative shares how theology, humility, and a heart to serve are shaping young musicians who want their songs to point people toward God, not themselves.

September 11 changed America, but for Lauren Green, it also changed the way she understood the spiritual world around her. She shares what she witnessed from the anchor desk that morning and why, even after such devastating evil, she believes we can still put our hope in God.

Your past doesn’t have to define your future. Les N. Downs brings her remarkable testimony of freedom and redemption to “Completely,” a heartfelt song born from a life radically changed by Christ.