Movies and TV

The entertainment we choose to watch says a lot about our character. Inspiring movies transform us with magical, adventurous, funny, or poignant stories. Choosing inspiring TV shows allows us to get to know characters we’d like to emulate. Actor interviews bring an even deeper dimension of fun and excitement to quality entertainment.

Faith-Based Dads

By Rick Hamlin2 min read

Blogger Rick Hamlin is moved by the relationship between father and daughter in the new movie Soul Surfer—especially the father’s attempts to “fix” his daughter through prayer.

Conversations with Sanjay Gupta

CNN reporter and doctor Sanjay Gupta talks with Guideposts.org about work, faith and life.

Andie MacDowell’s Favorite Roles

Andie MacDowell reveals which of her screen roles were her favorites.

Faith, hope and love brought this actress happiness

Andie MacDowell on God’s Love

By Andie MacDowell9 min read

The surprising realization that made award-winning actress Andie MacDowell feel complete.

Colin Firth (left) and Geoffrey Rush in a scene from The King's Speech

Inspired by ‘The King’s Speech’

By Anne Simpkinson2 min read

How someone, who feels so undeserving and indeed handicapped with a debilitating stutter, manages nonetheless to find his voice

Brooke White stars in personal growth movie

Family Movie Night: Change of Plans

By jbloustein2 min read

Former American Idol star Brooke White stars in a new made-for-TV movie about personal growth.

Friday Night Family Movie Night

By jbloustein2 min read

Nancy Travis’ newest TV movie may be a great suggestion for some quality family time.

It's A Wonderful Life is one of many inspiring Christmas stories

It’s a Wonderful Movie

By Kim Sheckler4 min read

Christmas stories and movies are full of hope. This family turned on a classic to give them a little inspiration.

Secretariat’s Inspiring Message

By Asimpkinson2 min read

There are lots of lessons in the film that revolve around faith and love. But the one that has stayed with me was the father’s prophetic advice to let Secretariat “run his own race.”