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As the flimsiness of the story becomes all too apparent, viewers may be wondering how much more they'll be able to endure.

Forces the faithful to truly wrestle with what’s being shared from the pulpit on Sunday mornings.

The bloodshed and lack of character development are laughable, and even the striking visual 'wow factor' of the original has vanished.

Yes, there are stories of rape that God saw fit to include in the Bible. But when examined closely, there's a world of difference between these...

What seemed like it might be a fantastic, magical story feels awkwardly stitched together, even laughable when not outright confusing.

Though Fox’s upcoming fall programs can’t be considered Christian by a long stretch, it’s likely the network will see an uptick in faith-based...

How do you connect personally with Jesus? Have you tried Jimmy Fallon?

With several dramas and only a handful of new comedies, will NBC reclaim its foothold among viewers? Let’s take a look and see.

Unlike other dating shows, the new matchmaking game It Takes a Church puts a unique twist on the typical boy meets girl.

Summer is a time best spent outdoors with friends and family, but before long fall will be here, and that means a slew of new television.

The patriotic schmaltz feels right. If we can't be sentimental about preserving culture, we've lost touch with what these characters did.

Not quite a documentary, but has an unflinching, realistic feel right til the end when it turns into a Lifetime movie with a bow on top.

Set in 1776, the show follows a New York farmer named Abe Woodhull as he and a group of childhood friends form the war’s first spy ring.

A comedy that deals with serious themes but manages to stay light enough on its feet that any moments of heavy-handedness are forgivable.

Less bloated, this second installment stands as a premium Hollywood production that can teach other major lit-franchises a thing or two.