At Help Them See Foundation, we believe that supporting faith-based films is one of the most powerful ways to change culture. Every movie ticket represents more than entertainment—it’s a vote for the kind of stories we want to see on the big screen.

America appears to be experiencing a cultural shift—a spiritual reawakening unfolding across media, religion, and public life. In his August 28 opinion piece, Troy A. Miller challenges the narrative of a "post-Christian" future, arguing that faith—especially Christian media—is reentering the spotlight with renewed vigor. Here's a deep dive into the signs, data, and cultural dynamics behind this phenomenon.

2024 showed us that when faith is told with artistry and intention, people respond. If you care about seeing hope-filled, faithful stories in theaters, on screens, and in hearts around the world—your support matters now more than ever.

Faith-based storytelling just turned a luminous new page with Angel Studios’ latest release, The King of Kings—an animated feature that's proving both heartfelt and commercially resonant.

There’s a quiet danger lurking in the shadows of today’s theatrical landscape: when audiences don’t show up, the screen fills up… but not in a way that serves diverse or faith-driven storytelling. The stories you want to see—filled with hope, meaning, and authenticity—only happen if people like you help bring them to life.