The Lamp on INSP!

By Robert Steffensen February 7th, 2012

I came across a movie on INSP called The Lamp! This movie is fairly new and came out in 2011. The Lamp is a family film that deals with loss, grief, forgiveness, healing, and believing. The movie begins with the Singletons loosing there only child to a accidental death. Mr. Singleton falls into a deep depression as his life spirals down. Finally after 2 years a kind neighbor lady who runs a foster home gives Mrs. Singleton the gift of an antique lamp. Written on the lamp are the words Just Believe. After this the movie turns into sort of a modern day Genie tale, except in the end they learn that they don’t need their three wishes because everything they need has been in front of them all along. The Lamp is a heartwarming and touching story that would make a good family night movie. It does deal with some heavy topics but it is done in a light way. Although it is not a Christian film it has some good life lessons to share. I tried to find the rating but it is not rated so perhaps it was a made for TV movie. I would say that it would most likely be PG. One of the actors in this movie is the same little girl that was in A Christmas Snow and once again she does a great job! You can find The Lamp through your 48 hr playback feature on INSP.

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Family-Friendly Movies

By Janet Holland February 4th, 2012

Catch brand-new movies on PIXL (Cupid, Inc.) and the Hallmark Channel (A Smile as Big as the Moon) tonight (2/4/12)!

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  1. JHolland Says:

    “A Smile as Big as the Moon” is a wonderful fact-based story, one of the best Hallmark movies I’ve seen. The description says, “A high school football coach and special-education teacher fights through adversity in order to take his special-education class on an inspiring journey to NASA’s Space Camp in Huntsville, Alabama.” The movie will be repeated this afternoon (2/5) and again next Sunday afternoon (2/12).

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When Love Takes You In…

By Robert Steffensen February 1st, 2012

It’s truly amazing how a song can literally change one’s life! On GMC TV, there was a world premiere of a new reality series called, “The Song That Changed My Life” and the first episode focused on Steven Curtis Chapman’s heart warming song, “When Love Takes You In“. This song influenced the Pace family’s decision to adopt from China. A very passionate account… you can see the emotion from Chuck and Shelley Pace as they give their own accounts on how this special song brought about the adoption of their beautiful little girl named Sophie.

I am looking forward to future episodes of this reality series. I know how Christian music affects me on a daily basis, and it will be interesting hearing others’ life changing stories!

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To Save a Life

By Max Beebout January 31st, 2012

This is hands down one of my favorite movies I have ever seen. I rented it about a year ago then went on a vicious man hunt to find it for sale. After going to 5 or 6 video stores I found it and bought it without hesitation. Since then i have watched this movie no less then 10 times and I have shown it to friends and let countless people borrow it. Keep in mind this is before I knew the wonderful world of SkyAngel!

Ok, so if you dont want to cry, do not watch this movie. Spoiler alert! It will make you weep like a baby. Any way this was on a movie marathon on GMC and it was hosted buy the goofy rapper KJ-52. It marked the end of a pretty impressive movie marathon as my brother Mason wrote about yesterday.

So just the whole movie is great. Its essentially about this kid named Jake and his old friend Roger. They start out as the best of friends as kids but their paths soon differ, with Jake going the more popular route and Roger not so much. I will not give away too much on this movie because I want everyone to go and watch this, wether it is on SkyAngel, or you come to my house :).

Now a tragedy happens with Roger, he takes his life, believe it i did not just give away the movie at all! Thats where the story takes off. Really digs in deep with this Jake kid and you watch him wrestle with his sinful life, starting in a walk with Christ, and many many twists and turns are thrown at him so much.

Now just to warn you there is a smidge of language in this movie. I normally will turn a movie off when that happens, but ( if you can believe this or not ) it really lends itself to the story of redemtive point of the movie.

So yes, watch this, 48 hour playback right now on GMC, grab some kleenex, your bible, and enjoy. I have every time Ive watched it!

God bless

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Movie Marathon on GMC Ch. 117

By Mason Goodknight January 30th, 2012

 

If you like movies you’ll love the movie marathon on GMC that happenned yesterday. If you don’t have SkyAngel you might be saying - “Big deal. That was yesterday, it’s too late now!” Not with SkyAngel. No need for Tivo or other recording devices. All Faith Channels keep their last 48hrs of programming available for all their subscribers! So check out these great films anytime today or even tomorrow! Here’s the big list!

0800: The Way Home - 1000: A Mile in His Shoes - 1200: The Fifth Quarter - 1400: Facing the Giants - 1630 and 1830: Fireproof - Then from 1900 and repeating throught the rest of the evening the World Premiere of - “To Save a Life” hosted by KJ52.

                                                         Check these great family movies out! God bless and enjoy!

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Sky Angel WebTV - Brightening My Saturday!

By Janet Holland January 28th, 2012

I have posted about Sky Angel WebTV before. As a matter of fact, I have chosen to subscribe to both Sky Angel IPTV and Sky Angel WebTV. I’m having such a good time sampling programming this afternoon that I wanted to tell everyone why Sky Angel WebTV adds so much enjoyment to my days.

I have subscribed to Sky Angel IPTV since it started, plus years of Sky Angel service before the conversion to the IPTV platform. (There’s a whole lot more programming now!) I’ve discovered that the features of Sky Angel WebTV offer some new ways to enjoy the programming. I can very easily find and sample (or watch) programs — the 48 hours of available programming is displayed in a program guide on the right side of the screen. Selected programs load up quickly and I can easily slide ahead to a different point in a program. (That is especially helpful if I am watching a magazine-style program like 700 Club or 100 Huntley Street and know I want to watch only one particular segment.) Not every channel in the IPTV lineup is included in the WebTV programming. However, the WebTV offers the advantage that the 48-hour playback feature is available on every TV channel (including TV channels that are part of the IPTV family programming, where 48-hour playback is not a feature).

You can find a wide variety of programming on Sky Angel WebTV, including a children’s channel, contemporary and southern gospel music video channels, new movies, old movies, many, many classic TV shows (Ozzie and Harriet, I Spy, Bob Newhart, Little House on the Prairie, The Waltons, The Brady Bunch, Happy Days, Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman, etc.). It’s easy to find the current Gaither Hour broadcast to watch when it’s convenient for you, and whatever your favorite Christian ministry, you can probably watch that on demand as well. Sky Angel WebTV also offers a variety of radio channels that are conveniently available in one spot so you can easily move around among them.

You can also access Sky Angel WebTV in a variety of ways. Watch it directly on your desktop computer, laptop, or netbook. I ran an HDMI cable from my netbook to my 46″ TV, which allows me to watch full-screen programming on the TV, using the great sound of the TV’s speakers. I can also watch the programming on my Kindle Fire tablet, which means I can take it with me to any location where I can access a wi-fi connection.

Doesn’t that sound like you’d be getting a LOT for $14.99 a month? There is no contract, so you pay only for months when you subscribe. Why not check it out for a month? Like I said, I’m havin’ a blast exploring all the programming today, hope y’all will check it out! (And no, I don’t work for Sky Angel!)

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ALERT! URGENT ANNOUNCEMENT! Earth Shattering Documentary on Abortion Airing on NRB Tonight, TWICE!

By Mason Goodknight January 26th, 2012

This 2,000,000 hit Youtube Viral video on abortion just hit SkyAngel on NRB! God bless NRB for showing this film! For SkyAngel viewers it just aired at 19:26 EST and will air again at 01:30am EST(10:30 Pacific). If you haven’t seen this yet please carve out the time to watch it now or when it is on 48hr playback! Please spread the word for the lives of unborn children! DirecTV owners also get NRB. I’m not sure about Dish. Check your local listings! Please spread the word! God bless!

See Preview Here –> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3Tcmj9d6Vo&feature=relmfu

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Movie Review: Awake Oh Sleeper! - Short Films - Whitestone

By Mason Goodknight January 26th, 2012

I really enjoy Whitestone pictures. I’ve watched almost all of their offerrings and some more than once. This is a great short film about breaking bonds of slavery and a distinctive Christ focus. I love the beat to the song and the performance as well. In one word the presentation is, powerful. Check out all that Whitestone has to offer. If you have a good stereo system and like intense music, play this loud! God bless!�

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Saturday movies on Smile of a Child!

By Robert Steffensen January 24th, 2012

The Smile of a Child network is a great channel that has dozens of Christian and family friendly shows for kids. My kids are always finding shows they enjoy! I have noticed recently that Smile of a Child tends to have several family and children’s movies on Saturdays throughout the day. With the 48hr playback feature you can enjoy them for a few days. Last Saturday they had three movies: A Dog of Flanders, Torchlighters: Gladys Alyward, and Heidi. We watched the first two and enjoyed them both. A Dog of Flanders is an older movie in color that is based on a classic children’s book. This story is about a young Dutch boy who is very poor and living with his Grandfather. It is quite a dramatic tale of friendship, loyalty, loss, finding his talents as an artist, and of course there is his dog. Dog of Flanders is a bit dramatic and is probably best for six and up. The second one we watched Torchlighters: Gladys Alyward is about a young missionary women in China during World War 2. This cartoon tells the story of her risking her life by walking for 31 days through the mountains with over 100 children in order to save them from the Japanese invasion. It also shows how she was used by God to touch many lives. It is an amazing story and definitely worth checking out with your children. Gladys Alyward is one of a series of cartoons put out by Torchlighters that highlight the lives of Christian missionaries. If you go to the SkyAngel VOD section under Kids you will find four other cartoons by Torchlighters about: Amy Carmichael, Jim Elliot, John Bunyan, and William Tyndale. All of these are very well made and amazing stories. Some of them are more dramatic than others and may not be suitable for very young children.

 

 

 

 

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  1. Mason Says:

    That was a great show. I like all the Torchlighter shows. Hope they get them all!

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Faith on Fox!

By Robert Steffensen January 16th, 2012

Watching Fox News station last week, news commentator Hannity was talking about the Bronco’s quarter-back Tim Tebow. Hannity recited one of Tebow’s favorite Bible verses… John 3:16, talked about his own Christian faith, and discussed how the media seems to slam Christians. I thought that this was very impressive since this is a secular news station we‘re talking about here! I grew up watching NBC news(only station we had out in the country), and I remember being extremely annoyed by their media’s anti-Christian slant. Hannity seems to feel at ease in expressing his own Christian beliefs, and though I don’t agree with everything he has to say, this world needs to hear that Jesus is the Answer and not politics! Let’s get back to John 3:16!

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  5. gordon walker Says:

    I find nothing more rewarding than Christians talking about the Lord. John 3:16 is is “His grace”…our sin is the need for His grace…..and the lack of rules make it grace. His promises are many and mighty and I know His love for us is no greater today than when He drew us to Him and He will never love us more than He does today…G

  6. Bob Steffensen Says:

    Thank you for sharing Gordon!

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