If you’re looking for a faith-based series that’s as cinematic as it is powerful, Testament is going to grab your attention from the very first scene. Set in an alternate-modern era, this reimagining of the Book of Acts follows a resurrection that ignites a movement capable of turning the world upside down. As miracles unfold in public, the message of hope spreads like wildfire — but so does the opposition. The followers risk everything to share the good news, even as the Temple races to silence them before the oppressive Imperium regime retaliates. What makes Testament so gripping is how it blends a timeless story with a modern setting, making these events and struggles feel immediate and relatable. The series doesn’t shy away from the tension, danger, and sacrifice faced by those who dared to speak out. Public miracles, unburied secrets, and fractured loyalties force every character — on both sides — to confront the true cost of their choices. This is a bold, live-action series...
The Picture Frame Threw Itself Across the Room This wasn’t a gust of wind. It wasn’t vibrations or bad placement. It was real. After high school, my mom, sister, and I moved into this old historical home across from my grandma’s house. Picture an elf-style cottage—cozy, with winding rooms that led in a circle, and a glassed-in sunroom I used for meditation. We were sitting in the living room—my mom in one chair, me in another. There was a built-in wall shelf between us with family photos and glass figurines. One of those frames lifted itself off the shelf. We both watched it rise into the air and then hurl itself to the floor. It shattered. My mom and I looked at each other like, did that really just happen? My sister ran in from the back, asking what the sound was. We weren’t imagining it. We both saw it. The house had other moments like that, but this one was impossible to forget. Have you ever seen something move without being touched? I want to hear your story.