PureFlix.com went live in the summer of 2015, after the film “God’s Not Dead” had wowed audiences the year prior, becoming the sixth most profitable movie in film history. The mission of Pure Flix is simple: impact the culture for Christ through impactful entertainment. But the big screen was just the beginning; thanks to Pure Flix, Christian movies and TV shows are more accessible than ever.
That’s why the New York Times said “Forget Netflix and Chill. Try Pure Flix and Pray”: this streaming video service is changing the way faith and family entertainment are accessed.
What is Pure Flix?
PureFlix.com is a streaming-video-on-demand service (like Netflix or Hulu, etc.) that allows you to watch your favorite faith media whenever you want. Unlike other streaming services, you won’t find any language, violence, or sexual surprises. Instead, you can rest assured that Pure Flix will only stream family-friendly movies, TV shows, and documentaries, so you can feel good about watching with your entire family. Learn more.
Please note: films that deal with sensitive subject matter or contain light violence or language but still demonstrate faith-driven stories are indicated with parental warnings.
How Does Pure Flix Work?
With a PureFlix.com membership on a browser or device app, and you’ll find comedies, dramas, inspiring true stories, end times films, and more.
Streaming is currently accessible on the following devices:
- Desktop and laptop computers via your internet browser
- iPhone and Android smartphones
- Apple, Android and Kindle tablets
- Roku and Roku Smart TVs
- Samsung Smart TVs
- Apple TV
- All televisions with HDMI inputs via Chromecast and Amazon Firestick
- XBox One
Pure Flix Reviews
So the real question is: do people enjoy PureFlix.com? Don’t take our word for it. Christine Johnson from CatholicMom.com wrote,
“I was surprised at the number of movies, documentaries, and series available. There are categories available that include education, children’s features, classic movies, and history.”
Money Buffalo’s in-depth review analyzes the cost-savings from switching to PureFlix.com, and users who have downloaded the app are also pleased:
"Great app! Provides a great lists of faith based movies to choose from and watch. Yes, there is a monthly subscription fee, but its quite comparable to other streaming apps. I highly recommend it!" - J. Akins (Amazon Review)
"Wonderful movies. It's nice to be able to sit down with our granddaughters and relax with a movie that we don't have to worry about telling them to cover their ears or eyes. If they need to, so do we. So, I love Pure Flix. Great selection of movies and series. I have subscriptions for other movie sites and even though one is not too bad, I am very selective with both of those sites. In fact, I'm thinking of unsubscribing to both of them and just keep Pure Flix." - C. Sherman (Amazon Review)"
"This is a really enjoyable website that is very good for everyone, especially families that want their children to watch more wholesome content. Many of the shows and movies have a Biblical flavor throughout the show. My children are grown, but my husband and I enjoy this site as it is relaxing to be able to watch something without wondering what may come that we won't want to see or hear. We highly recommend it." - L. Barton (Amazon Review"
Have you tried PureFlix.com yet? We’d love to hear from you. And if not, you can sign up now for a FREE trial! Sign up today to start watching on the #1 faith and family streaming site.
Sarah Hartland
Sarah Hartland knew she wanted to be a writer from the time she wrote her first short story in the fourth grade. By the time she was in high school, she had written two novellas and countless short stories. It was her love of storytelling that led her into marketing and media.
Sarah freelanced throughout her time at Colorado Christian University, where she graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration. At CCU, Sarah competed in speech and debate across the country, securing multiple awards and a national debate championship. She co-lead CCU's first-ever broadcast media program, CCU.TV, and served as the program's Student Producer during her senior year.
When she's not writing blog posts or editing a video, Sarah loves to swing dance, ski, travel, or visit her seven younger siblings in Montana.
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