Pure Flix is an uplifting faith and family value-based alternative to Netflix and network television, and you can stream right from your computer or tablet with the Pure Flix app — or watch a movie or series on your TV. To watch great Christian movies, check out these easy options available within the United States and Canada.

It's the Seventh Year of the Tribulation, and the world is in ruins. Christianity has all but disappeared, except for small bands of believers who are hiding, surviving — and waiting for the Second Coming.

America’s historic decision to move its embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem has dominated headlines. Israel has long called Jerusalem its capital, though Palestinians also believe that the eastern portion of the city should be the center of their future independent state. The two sides have been battling over the land for eons, which is why, until now, the U.S. and other nations have refrained from honoring Jerusalem as Israel’s official capital city.

Some of your favorite Christian movies don’t come from fancy Hollywood studios — instead, movies like “God’s Compass” and now “Extraordinary” were made almost entirely by a student crew. Liberty University’s film program brings talented students together during their junior year to collaboratively work on a feature-length film.

Family movie night is a great way to bring everyone together after a busy day. It should be a time for fun and relaxation – not for parental stress trying to explain inappropriate remarks or adult situations to young kids. Unfortunately, content on most streaming services isn't safe for kids. There’s no way to filter what your kids can access, or to guarantee that the latest “family comedy” episode is appropriate.

Remember when watching movies involved driving to the video store and wandering through aisle after aisle of titles? Often the most popular ones had already been checked out and you were stuck reading the descriptions of what was left, trying to find something you could enjoy. After you watched the movie, you had to take it back to avoid costly late fees. Thankfully, those days are gone. Now you can enjoy Christian content with just a press (or two) of a button. PureFlix.com makes it easy for users to watch Christian movies and more online from any device.

People want to cut the cable cord more than ever. It’s easy to see why – cable television is expensive, and much of the content is violent, explicit, or negative. What’s more, your content is not available anywhere, anytime. See how easy it is to say goodbye to your cable bill and stream movies online.

PureFlix.com is constantly updated to bring you the latest in faith and family-friendly movies, originals, and more every month. With dozens of films being added to the platform, it’s important that you don’t miss out. Here are a few of the newly added titles you can look for on PureFlix.com:

There are plenty of streaming services to choose from, but many also have a lot of adult titles and television shows that simply aren’t uplifting. They almost always have elements contrary to the teachings of Christ. When you are wading through those lists, you are likely to see more poor choices than good ones. By the time you settle on a movie with a positive message your whole family can enjoy, the kids are yawning and ready for bed.

Sunday School is a wonderful resource for child religious education, but what about when your child is at home? If you’re like many Christian parents, you want your child to strengthen his/her faith in and out of the house. PureFlix.com makes it easier than ever to find religious education content PureFlix.com is an excellent educational tool for parents who want to teach their child(ren) about God, Jesus, and faith, right from the comfort of home. Here’s how it works:

Faith-based movies are clearly rising in popularity and have hit the mainstream with their meaningful messages and strong production values. Now there are multiple ways to see the top Christian movies of the season – including PureFlix.com, a faith and family-friendly based streaming service. Don’t miss these six Christian flicks that everyone should see.

PureFlix.com can be streamed from any computer, tablet or smartphone, but many people prefer to watch movies and TV shows on their television. Roku, Amazon Fire TV devices, Chromecast devices and Apple TV all provide options for accessing your PureFlix.com account.

We’ve all been there – you plan a movie night with the family and waste half an hour scrolling through your streaming service’s offerings, at a loss as to what to watch. The Kids’ section won’t entertain the adults, and the “Just Added” section has too many R-rated choices. You need a place where you can find the latest Christian movies all in one place. You need PureFlix.com.

In waiting rooms, on road trips, or even the grocery store, you might find yourself needing a little distraction. If you can connect to wi-fi or your cell service network, you can also watch PureFlix.com! This means at the airport waiting for a flight, in line at the DMV, or at the doctor’s office. Instead of zoning out while you wait, you can watch uplifting, inspirational movies, educational documentaries, or fun online series. It’s a great way for you and your kids to use your time wisely and beat boredom.

Have you ever watched a movie with your kids and thought, “THIS is rated PG?” As a parent, it can be disheartening to take your kids to a “family-friendly” movie and find yourself grimacing. Gone are the days when you could watch any PG rated movie with the confidence that it would be free of violence, language and innuendos. If you can’t trust movie ratings, how do you find family-friendly movies you can trust?

Once upon a time, if you wanted to watch a movie on a weekday night, you walked over to your local video rental store (probably a Blockbuster) and you paid more than five dollars to borrow a VHS tape for several days. When you were done, you replaced the tape in its plastic box and brought it back to where it came from, often paying a late fee because who can remember to return every rented movie without fail?