As proverbs 17:22 says, A joyful heart is good medicine. So here’s your weekly dose of the latest Christian memes this week that were just too funny to not share!
Avengers: Endgame, the latest film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe franchise and the finale of a 22-movie sequence, demolished the box office on its opening weekend—bringing in $1.2 billion in worldwide ticket sales and smashing more than a dozen box office records. The film had the largest-ever opening weekend of any film, bringing in nearly two times as much as the previous record holder, Avengers: Infinity War. It was also the fastest to reach $1 billion, and had the highest-ever opening w
Kanye West’s Easter version of his Sunday Service at the second weekend of Coachella drew massive crowds — and inspired West to consider a more per
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This post contains spoilers regarding the plot of Captain Marvel.
When Carol Danvers, a.k.a. Captain Marvel, returns to Earth in next month’s Avengers: Endgame, she’ll be coming back to a different world, in part because it’ll be 23 years older than when she left it in 1995.
The pager she amps up in the movie Captain Marvel will look clunkily out of place. The internet will (thankfully) be much faster. She’ll no longer have to rely
The new eight-part television series “Jesus: His Life” will premiere on the History Channel this month and The Christian Post has an exclusive clip.
“The story of Jesus is the greatest story ever told that helped shape Western culture,” one of the series contributors says in the clip.
“If we want to understand Western history at all, we must understand Jesus,” another says.
“Jesus: His Life,” produced by Nutopia Productions (“Finding Jesus”), will be a combination of scripted drama based off
1. Barracoon by Zora Neale Hurston
This posthumously published book by one of the great American writers is framed as a conversation with the man known as the last survivor of the Atlantic slave trade. Barracoon is heartbreaking and fascinating in equal measure, a superb addition to Hurston’s remarkable bibliography.
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2. Becoming by Michelle Obama
Sure, the very nature of this enormously successful memoir is history-making — it’s the first-ever written by a black First Lady — but Be
The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air aired its last episode in 1996, but nearly 23 years later, the show is still making a lasting impact on its viewers. Case in point, writer and director Morgan Cooper.
Cooper took to Twitter sharing a trailer for a film he titled Bel-Air. “Like most 90’s kids, I grew up watching Fresh Prince. Even as a kid, I always thought there was more to the story… so I decided to make this. S/O to incredible team who worked on this,” he wrote.
Unlike the primarily lighthearted si
It has been said many times that the Marvel movie “Black Panther” is an important landmark. I’m not referring to its deserved critical and box office success worldwide, the many awards it has won, or the fact that it is the first film in the superhero genre to be nominated for best picture at the Academy Awards.
Instead, I’m focusing on a key aspect of its cultural impact that is l
Tim Tebow, the Heisman Trophy winner and former NFL quarterback now readying for his fourth season as a minor-league baseball player, knows that being a good Christian doesn’t solve everything.
Even watching Christian movies growing up, Tebow had his doubts when the main character started pray
The 91st Academy Awards ceremony is just a few days away, and in advance of the annual bestowing of golden statuettes in honor of Hollywood’s best and most memorable big screen performances over the past year, ticketing service Fandango conducted an experiment. The company decided to poll 3,000 moviegoers and ask them — if they were the ones calling the shots, who would they hand out Oscars to during the ceremony this Sunday?
Among the results of this survey of ordinary moviegoers, Black Panth
In a 1937 letter to an Oxford colleague, Professor John Ronald Reuel Tolkien confessed that he didn’t much care for The Hobbit, one of his already popular works that was about to go into its second printing.
He wrote: ‘I don’t much approve of The Hobbit myself, prefering my own mythology (which is just touched on) with its consistent nomenclature … and organized history, to this rabble of Eddaic-named dwarves out of Voluspa, newfangled hobbits and gollums (invented in an idle hour) and Anglo-S
Gladys Knight has received praise and backlash for her decision to sing the national anthem at the Super Bowl.Gladys Knight predictably received a mix of praise and criticism for her decision to sing the national anthem at this year’s Super Bowl.
All of the artists who have agreed to participate in anything related to the Feb. 3 game at Mercedes-Benz Stadium have endured the same response – some fans delight in their inclusion and others classify their involvement as selling out to the NFL. C
