As we celebrate Black History Month, it’s important to recognize and remember the powerful leaders, influential quotes and monumental events that have made this celebratory time possible.

There are not enough hours in the day to waste searching for entertainment that is clean, positive, and romantic. With so many options available, there are very few avenues for finding uplifting and inspirational choices that you can feel good about watching. This Valentine’s Day, why not relax with a romantic movie that raises the bar for romance while leaving something to the imagination?

Saint Patrick's Day, or the Feast of Saint Patrick, is a cultural and religious celebration honoring the foremost patron saint of Ireland. It’s held on the March 17, the day Saint Patrick (AD 385–461) passed.

Stoneman Douglas High School freshman Alaina Petty won’t be remembered as one of the victims of the February 2018 massacre. Instead, her friends and family (including more than 1,500 who attended her funeral) are making sure her legacy means much more than tragedy.

While there are many uplifting Christian movies and television shows available, sometimes we crave something personal to us. With few films made for and about Christian women, one of PureFlix.com’s newest movies “Only God Can” leads the way, offering a raw perspective into the struggles that women face in life and faith. This inspirational movie is sure to touch your life in a way that is deeply personal and relevant to you.

You’ve probably already seen it: heart-shaped chocolate, roses and jewelry filling the aisles of the stores. With Valentine’s Day around the corner, it’s time to start thinking about what to get your significant other. While sweets are always a hit, an “out-of-the-box” gift tells your partner that you really put some thought into making Valentine’s Day special. This year, go above and beyond in expressing your love with these unique gift ideas.

Although church should be the one place you can truly be yourself, that isn’t the case for Pastor John in the new Christian movie, “Altar Egos.” This is a great movie for the whole family that is sure to have everyone laughing! Although meant to be funny, you’ll also notice a few great life lessons and morals throughout the storyline.

Whether you just want to practice your Spanish-speaking skills, or you prefer to watch television in Spanish. You will be sure to find the clean entertainment you’ve been searching for in both English and Spanish.

This year, make a resolution that will benefit your whole family. Stream thousands of family-friendly titles from any device, at home or on the go. Whether you’re looking for a cozy family night or something educational during winter break, here are a few reasons to start your new year with Pure Flix.

Looking for a Christmas movie that Mom, Dad, and the kiddos can enjoy together? Look no further. “A Dog for Christmas” is available for free on Sunday, December 10 when you

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 just a few of the titles you can look forward to watching on PureFlix.com in September:

Religion in schools is a controversial topic, but looks like Kentucky is on its way to offering Bible classes as an elective in middle and high school. Kentucky Governor Matt Bevin recently signed the Bible Literacy Bill into law. While the Kentucky Department of Education is still putting together a curriculum, schools plan to offer Bible classes soon. Students won’t be required to take the classes, but the move is sending a strong signal around the country. Kentucky is a religious, conservative state where 76 percent of residents say they are Christian, and with the passing of the Bible Literacy Law it may be the first of many states to adopt a policy on faith-based electives.

“Spider-Man: Homecoming” is doing great at the box office. It has earned a Metascore of 73, and it trended on social media for several weeks in a row. With so much buzz surrounding the latest Spider-Man movie, many families are wondering if they should let their children watch it.

“Thou Shalt Not Destroy” may not be one of the 10 Commandments, but Pure Flix is honoring it just the same.

What started with a Facebook live video rant about the separation of church and state turned into an ugly scene late last week in Little Rock, Ark..

Once again, science is demonstrating the historical accuracy of the Bible. DNA analysis of mummies entombed in Egypt reveals that Biblical accounts dating back to Noah are historically verifiable.