Should Christians Watch the King of Kings Movie? Disney Finally Has Competition… Yes I saw It!
In this episode, Kenady Nash shares her honest reaction to The King of Kings— the new animated faith-based film that’s making waves across Christian households and challenging Disney’s cultural monopoly. Is this really the Christ-centered content we've been praying for? Should Christian families support it?
Kenady breaks down some of the positives she saw, what’s missing, some concerns about the movie and the author Charles Dickens which this movie is based on. Lastly, she shares some encouragement to the body of Christ to make films that glorify God and not take away from His word.
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👨👩👧👦 Is it safe for your kids?
🎥 Is it Biblically accurate?
📣 Is King of Kings the media shift we’ve needed?
Kenady also reflects on the spiritual responsibility Christian families have when it comes to consuming entertainment that shapes our values and the hearts of our children.
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