Christian and faith on Tubi

An angel, played by Cary Grant, arrives to help a bishop who has forgotten why he wanted the cathedral. Christmas, romance, and a very light touch. On Prime and Tubi.

A pastor's crisis of courage ripples through a handful of Chicago lives. On Tubi. An ensemble faith drama, more mosaic than mystery.

A losing football coach starts praying and coaching like both things matter. The 2006 independent film a lot of youth groups grew up on. Free on Tubi.

A freshman is told to write that God is dead, and he decides to argue instead. The 2014 film, free on Tubi. You already know if this is your movie, and it is an easy yes for a lot of church small groups.

A teacher answers a student's question about Jesus and ends up in court. The sequel, also free on Tubi. Same direct, debate-night energy.

A boy writes letters to God, and the people who end up reading them are changed by the mail. A gentle faith film on Peacock and Tubi.

Ingrid Bergman and Bing Crosby, a parish school that needs help, and a priest and a nun who do not agree on the method. The 1945 companion to Going My Way. Free on Tubi.

A Chicago journalist sets out to debunk his wife's faith and does the research for real. Lee Strobel's story, free on Tubi. A good one for someone who likes an argument with a heart.

A village believes one candle in the church will be a miracle, and the new minister is not sure he believes them. On Prime and Tubi. A lamp-lit faith story.

A short faith film, free on Tubi, about finding the point of Christmas again. Just under an hour, which is a kind length when the evening started late.

A grandfather's will comes with homework: become a decent person, one assigned gift at a time. On Prime and Tubi. A straight-ahead story about character.

A high-school football team in 1970s Birmingham tries faith in a town that is split in half. On Tubi. Sports, history, and a sermon that earns its moment.