Podcast appearances and mentions of christian netflix

This week to help celebrate for the 4th of July, the crew put together a special episode reminiscing on all the feel-good, patriotic American films of the past 60 years!(recorded on July 4, 2022)Watch the Video Format on Youtube: Coming Summer 2022!LISTEN to us on our other various platforms:Apple Podcasts:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-red-band-podcast/id1559313468Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/show/3DtTVkV9HZz65ukS5FWETn?si=QfjbyAXqQT-HGsYr1mz9DQAmazon Music:https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/ea910e0c-11dd-458b-8cb5-1d2b66ecd4b8/THE-REDBANDIheartradio:https://iheart.com/podcast/97702928Google Podcasts:https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuc3ByZWFrZXIuY29tL3Nob3cvNTU4MTEyMC9lcGlzb2Rlcy9mZWVkSubscribe & Follow to get the latest updates on new episode releases!Subscribe to our Patreon @ https://www.patreon.com/theredbandpodcastDiscussion Links Below:03:06 ~ List of 4th of July films - https://www.esquire.com/entertainment/movies/g21522506/best-4th-of-july-movies/12:57 ~ Christian Netflix - https://www.pureflix.com/34:34 ~ Predator (1987) Forest Shootout Scene - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wgzxSr6l9Y438:30 - Ending of Top Gun (1986) "You Can Be My Wingman." - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9s-a1vp4LLk

Today's show is going to be special. We have Media & Marketing Pro Shontel Michelle sharing with us about her vast experience in Ministry, Media and the Marketplace. She was recently promoted to VP of The Won TV, also known as the Christian Netflix. Shontel is a vibrant, energetic and though-provoking, speaker, author and talk show host with alot to share. And this interview will definitely be one that you don't want to miss!  In addition to this being the BIG Game Edition of the podcast, where we will be chearring for the Michigan State Spartans to defeat the Miichigan Wolverines once again, we also have a very special Thought of the Week to encorage those who might be on the brink of giving up, This week's thought is entitled, "Don't Faint."  Special show, you deinitely can't miss! GO SPARTANS!!!!

The same-sex-attracted pastor of the PCA church that hosted the first Revoice conference is casting doubt on the idea that God can forgive and transform homosexuals through faith in Christ. And he's making false assertions about gospel-centered ministries in the process. Stephen Black, executive director of First Stone Ministries, joins me to respond to that and the upcoming anti-Christian Netflix film, "Pray Away." That's next time on Friday's JANET MEFFERD TODAY.

This week on Satanic Sudy Hall, we wheel the AV Cart back into class! Father Al takes us on a journey of what's been called "The Christian Netflix," better known as PUREFLIX. Join us as we suffer through reviewing the first two movies of the GNDCU (Gods Not Dead Cinematic Universe) and have a bunch of laughs at the expense of these fine cinematic masterpieces (sarcasm intentional)!NEW WEBSITE! @ http://www.satanicstudyhall.comEmail us @ satanicstudyhall@gmail.comClick Here to become a supporter of our Patreon and get cool merch, Bonus Episodes, Behind The Scenes content and more!Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/satanicstudyhall)

Grace and Lizzie are back with another installment of Queer Content For Your Consideration! In this episode, they give a wide-ranging round of recommendations and talk about some current "controversies"--from Montero (Call Me By Your Name) to the Christian Netflix movie A Week Away.

Christmas is almost upon us! Join us, and Ben from Finding the Line, for our last episode of the year as we tear into the Christian seasonal movie Wish For Christmas, and talk about Christian Netflix, Starbucks' war on the holidays and what this time of year means for us. Thank you for joining us throughout 2020 and dare we say, happy holidays!

Pre-COVID I don't think I heard much about the idea of a church becoming the “Christian Netflix”… but thank you very much Coronavirus for once again providing Your Church opportunities that it didn't have before? So is there merit to the content-heavy “Church as Christian Netflix?” model? How does it complement your church's mission and vision? Does it assist in your disciple-making strategies? In this COVID season, I've heard more and more churches asking questions about going this way. So why not do an episode about it? We're bringing back Andy Mage from Bay Hope Church in Tampa, FL into the conversation. Andy, as well as, Cinematographer Andres Aquino have been working hard building Bay Hope TV, a content engagement platform that feeds into a discipleship process. Phenomenal stuff. So, what does it take for your church to be the next Christian Netflix? Find out in this episode of The Church Digital Podcast. COMPLETE SHOW NOTES AVAILABLE AT THECHURCH.DIGITAL. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thechurchdigital/message

I'm taking a stand this year. 2020 is the year of directing my family back to Christ and making a Gospel Centered, Christ focused atmosphere in my home. In this episode I share 7 resources we've been enjoying for helping in that regard! Listen to the Podcast: You can find the notes for this episode down below. And don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast in iTunes. Right click here and save-as to download this episode to your computer. 1. Parenting by Paul David Tripp  This is a fantastic parenting book for all Christian parents to read! “God hasn’t just sent you to do his work in the lives of your children; he will use the lives of your children to advance his work in you.” “So your hope as a parent is not found in your power, your wisdom, your character, your experience, or your success, but in this one thing alone: the presence of your Lord. The Creator, Savior, Almighty, Sovereign King is with you. Let your heart rest. You are not in this parenting drama alone. Your potential is greater than the size of your weaknesses, because the One who is without weakness is with you, and he does his best work through those who admit that they are weak but in weakness still heed his call.” 2. Read Aloud Family by Sarah MacKenzie  Drawing close together as a family is hard work! But it's more important than ever that I'm making the time in my day to connect with my kids and all of us together as a family. Reading together is a beautiful way to do this! The Read Aloud Family is a great book that helps with that (it even has booklists)! Her podcast The Read Aloud Revival is also a great resource. “No one will ever say, no matter how good a parent he or she was, “I think I spent too much time with my children when they were young.” “When my head hits the pillow each night, I want to know that I have done the one most important thing: I have fostered warm, happy memories and created lifelong bonds with my kids—even when the rest of life feels hard.” 3. Courageous Parenting Podcast by Isaac & Angie Tolpin Courageous Parenting is a weekly podcast for Christian parents who want to equip confident Christian kids in an uncertain world. As parents of 8 kids, they know how important and hard it is to focus on Christ in your everyday and in marriage and parenting. I love their commitment to Christ centered parenting and I love to see the team they make in this. Angie is also a very encouraging person to follow on instagram. 4. Faithful Life Podcast by Matt & Lisa Jacobson Matt and Lisa are another couple I love getting advice from. They especially shine for me when it comes to marriage advice. Their podcast is a terrific resource! "What does it mean to be a biblical Christian in Marriage, Parenting, Church, and Culture? Each episode takes on a vital issue and explores what The Word says about it – topics like sex, purity, growing in oneness as a married couple, difficult parenting issues, being a biblical Christian in a fallen world and much more, including practical steps for real success and deep growth in these areas. . . we laugh a lot, too!" 5. The Duties of Parents by J.C. Ryle This is a book I have't read yet. But Jason says it's the best book on parenting he's ever read! It's next on my to read list. It's a quick short book but an excellent one! 6. Minno Did you cancel Netflix this month? Or are you struggling in knowing what shows are safe (and encouraging) for your kids? Minno (use to be Jelly Telly) is a streaming service for kids. Basically it's like a Christian Netflix for kids shows and we are huge fans of it!! Go to Gominno.com and use coupon code HOMEMAKING for 7 day free trial. While you check out that free trial, try out our favorite shows: Theo, Owlegories, 3, 2, 1 Penguins, and of course the classic veggie tales! 7. Drawing together in our marriage This last one isn't really a resource, but it's an important one right now! With everyone going on in the world today (and having a 4 mo...

I'm taking a stand this year. 2020 is the year of directing my family back to Christ and making a Gospel Centered, Christ focused atmosphere in my home. In this episode I share 7 resources we've been enjoying for helping in that regard! Listen to the Podcast: You can find the notes for this episode down below. And don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast in iTunes. Right click here and save-as to download this episode to your computer. 1. Parenting by Paul David Tripp  This is a fantastic parenting book for all Christian parents to read! “God hasn’t just sent you to do his work in the lives of your children; he will use the lives of your children to advance his work in you.” “So your hope as a parent is not found in your power, your wisdom, your character, your experience, or your success, but in this one thing alone: the presence of your Lord. The Creator, Savior, Almighty, Sovereign King is with you. Let your heart rest. You are not in this parenting drama alone. Your potential is greater than the size of your weaknesses, because the One who is without weakness is with you, and he does his best work through those who admit that they are weak but in weakness still heed his call.” 2. Read Aloud Family by Sarah MacKenzie  Drawing close together as a family is hard work! But it's more important than ever that I'm making the time in my day to connect with my kids and all of us together as a family. Reading together is a beautiful way to do this! The Read Aloud Family is a great book that helps with that (it even has booklists)! Her podcast The Read Aloud Revival is also a great resource. “No one will ever say, no matter how good a parent he or she was, “I think I spent too much time with my children when they were young.” “When my head hits the pillow each night, I want to know that I have done the one most important thing: I have fostered warm, happy memories and created lifelong bonds with my kids—even when the rest of life feels hard.” 3. Courageous Parenting Podcast by Isaac & Angie Tolpin Courageous Parenting is a weekly podcast for Christian parents who want to equip confident Christian kids in an uncertain world. As parents of 8 kids, they know how important and hard it is to focus on Christ in your everyday and in marriage and parenting. I love their commitment to Christ centered parenting and I love to see the team they make in this. Angie is also a very encouraging person to follow on instagram. 4. Faithful Life Podcast by Matt & Lisa Jacobson Matt and Lisa are another couple I love getting advice from. They especially shine for me when it comes to marriage advice. Their podcast is a terrific resource! "What does it mean to be a biblical Christian in Marriage, Parenting, Church, and Culture? Each episode takes on a vital issue and explores what The Word says about it – topics like sex, purity, growing in oneness as a married couple, difficult parenting issues, being a biblical Christian in a fallen world and much more, including practical steps for real success and deep growth in these areas. . . we laugh a lot, too!" 5. The Duties of Parents by J.C. Ryle This is a book I have't read yet. But Jason says it's the best book on parenting he's ever read! It's next on my to read list. It's a quick short book but an excellent one! 6. Minno Did you cancel Netflix this month? Or are you struggling in knowing what shows are safe (and encouraging) for your kids? Minno (use to be Jelly Telly) is a streaming service for kids. Basically it's like a Christian Netflix for kids shows and we are huge fans of it!! Go to Gominno.com and use coupon code HOMEMAKING for 7 day free trial. While you check out that free trial, try out our favorite shows: Theo, Owlegories, 3, 2, 1 Penguins, and of course the classic veggie tales! 7. Drawing together in our marriage This last one isn't really a resource, but it's an important one right now! With everyone going on in the world today (and having a 4 mo...

Kelly & Molly are back and more fueled by mac n' cheese than ever! In the second Gal's Guide to Gilead Handmaid's Tale explainer ep, they talk Gilead and its diminishing returns, epigraphs vs epigrams, Kentucky hags, Naomi Osaka, fertility-destroying caviar, Hulu series newspaper easter eggs, the Wayne Enterprises Christmas party, cunnilingus trains, Christian Netflix, leeks, weigh-ins for flight attendants and SATC cast members, S3 backstory wishlists and doin the frick-frack. Don't forget to show us some love on Venmo, Facebook and Apple Podcasts! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

With so much technology and so many media choices at our fingertips today, its harder than ever to know what we should allow in our homes or not. If you have young kids that you want to protect, the challenge gets even harder!  So where do we begin when it comes to determining good media choices for our kids? In today’s episode, we start to dive into that.  This week’s episode comes from Chelsea! She sent in an audio messaged to ask about media choices. Listen into hear her questions and my response! (And find out how to leave a voicemail question below!) Finding the Right Balance I think this is a hard balance to walk. As Christian parents, we want to be and need to be protective over what our kids are watching, reading, and being exposed to. We want to be protective and help mold and form their young imaginations and questions.  But the other side of that is that we don’t want to be so suffocating with our rules and legalistic that they become overly curious, or we make them too naive, or even rebel in the future.  We want to protect and help guide our kids when they are young so that they are not exposed to things of the world too early. At the time same time, we want to help guide them through tricky waters while they are living under our roof and we can have open and honest conversations with them.  It’s definitely a hard balance to walk and the specific guidelines are going to differ from family to family.  Where our family is at right now So for example, we do allow most Disney movies in our home. We watch them as a family and have the chance to talk about what’s real in those movies, what’s not real, and it’s the perfect time to have discussions over character’s sins or moral issues. It becomes a great time to chat about why a certain character acted the way they did and if that is glorifying to God.  It allows us to explain to the kids that there are different religions and belief systems in the world but only one true God! Interaction with these movies and media allows us to start equipping their young minds.  At the same time, there are a lot of things we say no to. We always pre-screen “kids” movies before we let them watch them, they are not alone to choose things on Netflix without showing us first, and they are never ever allowed to surf on YouTube. On the rare occasion they watch something on YouTube, it’s only a tv show or movie we are familiar with and our watchful eye is on them to make sure they don’t click to something else.  With that said, they don’t watch move popular tv shows. They are allowed to watch many PBS shows (often with the opportunity to share why we believe a different way, such as with the show Dinosaur Train on PBS which is very evolutionary). But they are not allowed to watch most Nickelodeon, Disney, or other kid networks. Of course, this is made easy by the fact that we don’t have cable TV. We only stream off Netflix and Amazon Prime. I think the two exclusions to this are 1) Paw Patrol and 2) Little Einsteins which I believe is owned by Dinsey.  These rules will of course change and flow throughout the years as our children age. But as they grow older, our ideas of pre-screening everything will not change. I want to know what my kids are being exposed to. The same goes for reading material. In short, there is no definitive Biblical answer. We can’t point to one portion of Scripture and say, “see this gives us a list of what movies or TV shows are okay!”  But we can take what Scripture teaches, pull the principles from that, and pray that God would give us the wisdom to decide from family to family.  With that said, there are some incredible Christian tv shows that we use most of the time. Our favorites include:  Theo Owlegories What’s in the Bible And actually, I should mention an online service that we use and love. It’s called JellyTelly and it’s a kind of like a Christian Netflix for kids. It contains those three shows I mentioned plus a ton of other incredible ones! There are actually over 100 shows on there. I don’t have to worry about what my kids are clicing on or when they try out a new show.  Find out more at: https://youngwifesguide.com/jellytelly. It’s just $4.99 a month, so even cheaper than Netflix. Or you can get it for $49.99 for a whole year, which breaks down to two months free.  One last Sidenote: We must remember not to judge others and other families when they make media choices that are different than ours. Some things are plain sin that we must shield our children from, but a lot of other things fall into the gray area that we must decide for our family.  Want to leave a voicemail question? I want to cover YOUR questions and topics here on TTM! So if you have a question, please leave a voice mail (under 90 seconds) and I will try my hardest to answer it on the podcast or find someone more qualified to answer it

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At the beginning of June, I shared a summer reading challenge and some ideas for reading more this Summer. Now more than a month later, I wanted to do a quick update.  Listen to the Podcast: We also recorded this blog post as an audio podcast. If you want to listen in instead of reading, click play below or do a combination of both  And don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast in iTunes. Right click here and save-as to download this episode to your computer. I have several reasons for loving to read so much. I really enjoy it and it fills me up Spiritually. But I also think it can be an excellent way to fill into my kids. I love this idea from Mother culture. “Mothers should cultivate their souls so that in turn they may cultivate the souls of their children.”  How I'm doing on my challenge: As of June 5th I had read 31 books. Today I'm at 37. So I guess I read 6 in June, which isn't bad! It's not enough to get me caught up, but not bad. I am currently in the middle of 16 books. So hopefully if I can start wrapping those up, I could actually start to catch up! I should be at 54 books this week.  So today I just want to encourage you that if you are behind on your reading goals, or you haven't picked up a single book this year, that's totally fine! Give yourself some grace. Try to get into a book if you want, and just get through as much as you can.  What I'm reading right now:  Audio book: The Passionate preaching of Marytyn Lloyd-Jones by Steve Lawson Audio book: The E-Myth Revisited by Michael Gerber Audio book: Firefight - The Reckoners series book two by Brandon Sanderson Kindle: EntreLeadership by Dave Ramsey Kindle: The Eye of the World - Book one in the Wheel of Time Series Christian Heroes: Then & Now: Nate Saint, Gladys Aylward, and Amy Carmichael.  Just read George Mueler and Hudson Taylor Housewife Theologian by Aimee Byrd Get two FREE books from Audible Jason and I have used Audible for our audiobooks for several years now and we love it! We have tried several other services but time and again Audible has the most books in Christian, fiction, kids, business, and anything else we could want. If you want to try out Audible, you can sign up for a FREE 30 day trial and get two free audiobooks. Just sign up with the link below.  Try Audible and Get Two Free Audiobooks My hope would be to wrap up all 16 books I'm in throughout July but that probably won't happen at this point. Maybe in August ;)  I'm also starting to look into more homeschool theory books. We are starting to homeschool this year and there are so many philosphies and ways to approach homeschooling. So I want to do more research on those topics. So far I really like the Charlotte Mason approach to homeschooling with a few tweaks. But we'll see!  Welcome to our Sponsor!  I am so excited to once again be partnering with Jelly Telly for the month of July! We have been using Jelly Telly now for about 6 months and my boys are hooked (so am I)! Think of Jelly Telly as a sort of Christian Netflix for kids.  They have become my boys’ very favorite iPhone app as they have over 100 Bible based Christian tv shows for kids! Whether they’re discovering God’s great rescue plan in What’s in the Bible?, singing along with Yancy and Friends about how much God loves them, or discovering what it means to follow Jesus with the beautifully animated series Owlegories, I know they are safe as they browse.  I love that it’s all Bible based and I don’t have to worry about what they are watching. I love to hear them singing along to hymns in Theo and learning deep theology through What’s in the Bible. And you can try out Jelly Telly for FREE for one week AND get a 10 page Jesus coloring book download by using coupon code: HMF at checkout.  Our current favorite shows are Theo, Owlegories, and 321 Penguins but I can’t wait to check out a few more. They have over 100 tv shows for kids – how fun...

At the beginning of June, I shared a summer reading challenge and some ideas for reading more this Summer. Now more than a month later, I wanted to do a quick update.  Listen to the Podcast: We also recorded this blog post as an audio podcast. If you want to listen in instead of reading, click play below or do a combination of both  And don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast in iTunes. Right click here and save-as to download this episode to your computer. I have several reasons for loving to read so much. I really enjoy it and it fills me up Spiritually. But I also think it can be an excellent way to fill into my kids. I love this idea from Mother culture. “Mothers should cultivate their souls so that in turn they may cultivate the souls of their children.”  How I'm doing on my challenge: As of June 5th I had read 31 books. Today I'm at 37. So I guess I read 6 in June, which isn't bad! It's not enough to get me caught up, but not bad. I am currently in the middle of 16 books. So hopefully if I can start wrapping those up, I could actually start to catch up! I should be at 54 books this week.  So today I just want to encourage you that if you are behind on your reading goals, or you haven't picked up a single book this year, that's totally fine! Give yourself some grace. Try to get into a book if you want, and just get through as much as you can.  What I'm reading right now:  Audio book: The Passionate preaching of Marytyn Lloyd-Jones by Steve Lawson Audio book: The E-Myth Revisited by Michael Gerber Audio book: Firefight - The Reckoners series book two by Brandon Sanderson Kindle: EntreLeadership by Dave Ramsey Kindle: The Eye of the World - Book one in the Wheel of Time Series Christian Heroes: Then & Now: Nate Saint, Gladys Aylward, and Amy Carmichael.  Just read George Mueler and Hudson Taylor Housewife Theologian by Aimee Byrd Get two FREE books from Audible Jason and I have used Audible for our audiobooks for several years now and we love it! We have tried several other services but time and again Audible has the most books in Christian, fiction, kids, business, and anything else we could want. If you want to try out Audible, you can sign up for a FREE 30 day trial and get two free audiobooks. Just sign up with the link below.  Try Audible and Get Two Free Audiobooks My hope would be to wrap up all 16 books I'm in throughout July but that probably won't happen at this point. Maybe in August ;)  I'm also starting to look into more homeschool theory books. We are starting to homeschool this year and there are so many philosphies and ways to approach homeschooling. So I want to do more research on those topics. So far I really like the Charlotte Mason approach to homeschooling with a few tweaks. But we'll see!  Welcome to our Sponsor!  I am so excited to once again be partnering with Jelly Telly for the month of July! We have been using Jelly Telly now for about 6 months and my boys are hooked (so am I)! Think of Jelly Telly as a sort of Christian Netflix for kids.  They have become my boys’ very favorite iPhone app as they have over 100 Bible based Christian tv shows for kids! Whether they’re discovering God’s great rescue plan in What’s in the Bible?, singing along with Yancy and Friends about how much God loves them, or discovering what it means to follow Jesus with the beautifully animated series Owlegories, I know they are safe as they browse.  I love that it’s all Bible based and I don’t have to worry about what they are watching. I love to hear them singing along to hymns in Theo and learning deep theology through What’s in the Bible. And you can try out Jelly Telly for FREE for one week AND get a 10 page Jesus coloring book download by using coupon code: HMF at checkout.  Our current favorite shows are Theo, Owlegories, and 321 Penguins but I can’t wait to check out a few more. They have over 100 tv shows for kids – how fun...

The fear of hurting my partner by slipping up and using pornography has kept me from dating. How do I move past this? (17:51-28:02)How do I communicate to people that Christianity is actually about setting you free, not guilt and shame? (29:22-42:04)Can you guys give me a no B.S. take on the Kentucky clerk who refuses to give marriage certificates to same sex couples? (42:10-1:02:48)But first, we have a emergency! The guys have discovered the Christian Netflix...PureFlix.Closing song: This Is My Father's World (Southern Harmonic)

Join us for a St. Patrick's day extravaganza. Fun discussions and a talk about a mega preacher asking for us to buy him a jet. PLUS a cool offer for a free Christian Netflix service from the Moyer's.