When my kids were little, it was easy to keep the TV off. We reserved TV watching for special family times when we would wheel the TV into our bedroom and all snuggle on the bed with a bowl of popcorn to watch a favorite movie.

Are your kids overstimulated by too much screen time? Is your family fighting the war of disengaging from iPhones, iPads, online games and television?

Pure Flix is an uplifting alternative to Netflix and network television, and you can stream Pure Flix 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.

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 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.

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?