Some movies entertain. Others inspire. The Unbreakable Boy does both, and leaves you thinking long after the credits roll.

Based on the true story of Austin LeRette, a boy born with both a rare brittle bone disease and autism, this film isn’t just about challenges. It’s about unshakable joy in the face of them. It’s about choosing hope, even when life gives you every reason not to.

It’s also a powerful reminder of what it means to love unconditionally, even when it’s hard.

At OneShare Health, we often engage with our Members on topics that go beyond physical wellness, topics that speak to the heart, mind, and spirit. As a Health Care Sharing Ministry, we believe that caring for the soul includes thinking carefully about the media we consume and how it aligns (or doesn’t) with a biblical worldview.

With the release of Wicked: For Good, the second and final chapter in the Wicked film series, many Christians are once again asking: Is this something we should watch?

While For Good wraps up the story, it also depends deeply on the choices, themes, and tensions introduced in Wicked: Part One. Together, these two films tell a powerful story about identity, injustice, personal choices, and the often-blurred lines between good and evil.

Let’s take a biblical look at Wicked: For Good, while also drawing from the spiritual threads woven throughout the entire Wicked journey.

After the turkey’s been carved, the leftovers are packed away, and everyone’s cozy in their favorite spot on the couch, there’s something special about gathering together to enjoy a movie that inspires, uplifts, and reminds us of the values we hold dear.

So this Thanksgiving, if you're looking for films that the whole family can enjoy filled with heart, hope, and meaningful messages, here are five Christian and faith-friendly movies that are perfect for the season.

When faith-based films are released, it’s natural for families to ask: Does this line up with the Bible? The new King of Kings movie has sparked curiosity and conversation. While the film offers a visually moving retelling of Jesus’ life, viewers should keep in mind that not every detail mirrors Scripture exactly.

I’ll be honest, when I sat down to watch The Forge, I wasn’t exactly sure what to expect. I knew it was from the Kendrick Brothers, the minds behind War Room, and I had a hunch that it would be full of heart and challenge me to think deeper. But I didn’t expect to walk away so impacted by one young man’s journey toward purpose.

Every now and then, a headline or social post stirs up concern in the Christian community, especially when it touches on our values and the media our families consume. One such claim making the rounds is this: "Netflix is removing all Christian Movies."

In our ongoing search for faith-based entertainment, we’ve spent quite a bit of time watching, reviewing, and enjoying what Pure Flix has to offer. From heartfelt dramas to family-friendly comedies, it’s become a trusted go-to for wholesome, Christian viewing in our homes.

But then, we stumbled upon Angel Studios.

If you’re looking to settle in for a meaningful movie night that uplifts your spirit and inspires your faith, you’re in for a treat. Netflix has a solid lineup of Christian and faith-friendly films that are perfect for individuals, families, or small groups wanting entertainment with heart and purpose.

Faith and mystery often intertwine in powerful ways, and few settings embody this blend more profoundly than the inner sanctum of the Vatican. Conclave (2024), directed by Edward Berger, takes us deep into the secretive and spiritual process of selecting a new pope. As a Christian viewer, I found this film both thought-provoking and deeply atmospheric, though it left me pondering more than it answered.