In “Strong Fathers, Strong Daughters,” we meet future in-laws Steve and Connie and Carlos and Bella, two sets of parents that have different parenting styles. Both of these couples are played by real-life married couples: Steve and Connie are played by Bart Johnson and Robyn Lively while Carlos and Bella are played by David Barrera and Maria Canals-Barrera.

Both couples see differences and similarities between their personal parenting style and their characters’ style. We’re sharing what these comparisons are and how each couple became a part of the new Pure Flix Original movies “Strong Fathers, Strong Daughters.”

What you might not realize in the newest Pure Flix original movie, “Strong Fathers, Strong Daughters,” is the world of similarities between the actors’ real lives and their characters' plotlines. We kid you not, these coincidences are all TRUE – they just go to show how God has a hand in everything!

We’re letting you in on the not-so-secret secrets that connected the cast members to the story of “Strong Fathers, Strong Daughters.”

Summer is almost here! And with that comes time to relax and shake off the school-year schedule. Spend quality family time together this June by streaming these movies and shows, available on Pure Flix.

At first, a show about hospice care might sound despondent, but we can assure you the new AFFIRM Original and Pure Flix exclusive series “Going Home” is anything but. In fact, the actors starring in the show believe the storylines are relatable, inspiring and necessary to tell.

“Going Home” is a new AFFIRM Original and Pure Flix exclusive series that follows an inspiring team of nurses who help guide patients and loved ones on the ultimate journey – one of transition from this world to their forever home.

"God's Not Dead," the iconic film that stunned the world with its viral success after its 2014 theatrical release, continues to captivate audiences, offering individuals and families powerful examples of life-change, reliance and transformation.

Pure Flix fans frequently pose an interesting question to us: Are all the actors and crew who work in Pure Flix movies and TV shows Christians?  We think it's an important question.

As the COVID-19 crisis continues, many of us are reflecting on the real-time lessons we're learning as we homeschool our kids, shelter in place and no longer interact in person with friends and loved ones.

Actor David A.R. White, star of Pure Flix's new series "Finding Love in Quarantine," and show director Matt Shapira are taking viewers behind-the-scenes to explore the deeper meaning behind the series.

Life can sometimes throw some painfully surreal scenarios our way — situations that challenge our faith, knock us off course and leave us questioning why God would allow such difficulties to befall us.

Sometimes in life we find ourselves caught in the "crosshairs." But no matter what we face, we have no need to fear. Still, it's easy to find ourselves off balance when life throws us unexpected curve balls.

It's easy to get frustrated as we wait for answers to our most fervent prayers. And sometimes we get so impatient that we try to take actions into our own hands, working diligently toward our own intended results — even if we're not sure it's what God wants.