The maker of a new documentary film is hoping to give the church a fresh perspective on what it's like to be a single adult.

"Single Creek" looks at single adults of all ages and from all walks of life, including the divorced, widows, single parents, the never marrieds and former homosexuals.

It has been produced by non-profit organization Lifestreams Media and will air this summer on two national TV networks, NRB and the Hope Channel. more >>

Through Walden Media, a children's production company, co-founder and president Michael Flaherty has already brought three stories from the beloved Chronicles of Narnia series to life on the big screen.

With the latest movie installment, "Voyage of the Dawn Treader," slated to be released on DVD this April, Walden Media is now looking ahead at the next Narnia movie, which will likely be "The Magician's Nephew."

The Christian Post recently sat down with Flaherty at the National Religious Broadcasters Convention in Nashville, Tenn., to speak to him about the Narnia 4 movie, lessons he learned from the dismal performance of "Prince Caspian," challenges for family movies in the marketplace, and his view on homosexuality. more >>

'The 2011 National Religious Broadcasters Convention & Exposition brings together thousands of Christian communication professionals to learn, strategize and network in order to harness the power of media to spread the gospel.

NRB's annual conference is the world's largest Christian communication event. The conference, which runs from Feb. 26 to March 1, features prominent Christian leaders, workshops, and over 200 exhibitors that offer products and services to ministries.

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Pastor and cultural apologist Voddie Baucham challenged Christian broadcasters at their annual convention on Saturday to not buy into the "gay is the new black" propaganda, but instead to remain committed to defending biblical marriage on the airwaves.

Baucham, who preaches at Grace Family Baptist Church in Spring, Texas, knew that he would make a lot of people uncomfortable or squirm in their seats by raising the issue of homosexuality at the opening session of the 2011 National Religious Broadcasters.

"When it comes to Christian broadcasters, we are nervous, even afraid to deal with this subject matter," he told NRB attendees at the Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center. more >>

Focus on the Family’s first-ever Super Bowl ad has won the Best Television Commercial award at this year's National Religious Broadcasters conference.

Then college football star Tim Tebow and his mother, Pam, star in the 30-second ad, which aired Feb. 7, 2010 on CBS.

It is estimated that 5.5 million people reconsidered their position on abortion after seeing the ad, according to a Barna Group poll released last Tuesday. more >>

Ninety years ago, the first Christian program – the worship service of Calvary Episcopal Church – went out over the air on KDKA in Pittsburgh. Since that time, Christian broadcasting has flourished in the United States and around the world.

“Not only do I think Christian broadcasting is still relevant and vibrant, I’m increasingly impressed at how the Lord is using every aspect of media technology to get the Gospel to unreachable areas via radio, TV and Internet programs,” said Craig Parshall, senior vice president and general counsel for the National Religious Broadcasters, a trade association based in Manassas, Va.

Today, approximately 2,400 Christian radio stations and around 100 full-power Christian television stations send out the Gospel message via Christian music, preaching and teaching programs, and Christian talk shows. NRB estimates that between 300 and 400 Christian production companies produce programming for radio and TV stations, in addition to thousands of churches that broadcast some content, usually Sunday morning services. more >>