Christian Film Ministry Is Not a Dying ArtChristians are called to be in the world, but not of it. Film is a medium that can be used to engage the world and influence others for Christ's sake. Below are just a few examples of how visual media is being used to promote the Lord.If you would like your film ministry to be featured by Christian-Movie.com on this page, please contact us directly. 
"A few weeks earlier, a friend of mine had died in a tragic drowning accident. He was almost a year younger than me and it made me think about doing film projects that go beyond simply entertainment value. What if I had just one chance to tell a story? What story would it be?" Read Daniel Knudsen's article to learn more about his "one story" - Ultimatum. 
Film producer Matt Kinne (The Bill Collector) reveals how he was suddenly confronted with an illness that took much from him, but - in the end - allowed him to give out of his emptiness. 
The $50,000 Kairos Prize for Spiritually Uplifting Screenplays is the preeminent Christian screenwriting prize in the nation today. Christina Denton was the 2009 Grand Prize winner, with her screenplay, "A Matter of Time." Here, Christina chronicles her journey and the inspiration behind her ministry. We invite you to read Christina Denton's inspiring article by clicking here. 
Sherwood Baptist Church may not be familiar to you by name, but this church in Albany, Georgia has supported the production of three feature films, including Facing the Giants and recent blockbuster Fireproof, which has become the highest grossing independent film of the past year. Learn more about Sherwood Baptist and its mission to reach the culture through the medium of film. 
Screenwriting consultant CJ Powers presents a historical overview of the contrasting philosophical views of craft versus content, and offers a vision for the future. 
Christian filmmakers often use movies as a Christian film ministry as they strive to communicate the message of salvation through Jesus Christ to those who haven't heard it or accepted it. Unfortunately, these attempts are often dismissed as preachy or forceful. Click here to read Andrew Robertson's analysis of evangelistic methods used by Christian filmmakers, and how these methods can ultimately be effective. Independent Filmmaking in FocusSubscribe to the Christian-Movie.com monthly e-newsletter, Independent Filmmaking in Focus! Independent Filmmaking in Focus provides you with recommended resources, industry buzz, website updates, and filmmaking tips. And it's free! For more information, please click here. Return from Christian Film Ministry to Christian Movies Home
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