How Christian TV Reaches Iran Despite War And Bans

(ANALYSIS) For two decades, Christian television channels produced in the United States and Europe have made their way into Iranian homes. Some of this programming echoes apocalyptic ideas from American figures promoting the war, drawing on scriptural interpretations long present in evangelical teachings.

Analysis, Christianity, Evangelicals, News, Middle East, TechnologyFebe ArmaniosApril 20, 2026Febe Armanios, Iran, Iran war, analysis, news, Middle East, Christianity, Christian tv, technology, evangelicals, Secondary featureComment

‘The Chosen’: Second Season Is Weaker Than First — But Still Gold Standard for Jesus in Film

(REVIEW) “The Chosen” season two is not as strong as its first season. It rushes scenes and narrative arcs and lacks the multi-episodic drama of the first season. But these weaknesses don’t strike to the essential strengths of the show: a show that portrays a Jesus and disciples faithful to scripture and embraces creativity in the art form.

Film & TVJoseph HolmesJuly 12, 2021The Chosen, The Chosen season two, The Chosen app, Joseph Holmes, Christian tv, Jesus, Jesus in TV, disciples, Christian television, Dallas Jenkins, VidAngel, Film review, Dallas Jinkins, Dalla Jenkins Comments

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