Last year, the TV/Streaming bracket debuted to much fanfare, awarding its inaugural trophy to “Jonathan & Jesus.” Continuing to merit a category all its own, thanks to an influx in faith-based programming across traditional television channels and a plethora of streaming platforms, six contenders return in 2025 giving fans a diverse collection of entertainment offerings to celebrate. From educational documentaries and heartfelt family dramas to animated sci-fi series and biblical dramatizations, this year’s slate of TV/Streaming nominees serves up a little something for every type of viewer. Fans have the chance to make their voice heard as they vote in favor of their new binge-worthy favorite.
Hosted by Matthew West, Jeremy Camp, Bart Millard (MercyMe) and Mac Powell, the 12th annual K-LOVE Fan Awards will air exclusively on TBN Friday, May 30, 2025, at 6:30 p.m. CT / 7:30 p.m. ET.
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“Heart of a Servant: The Father Flanagan Story”
“Heart of a Servant: The Father Flanagan Story” examines the life and work of Father Edward J. Flanagan. Narrated by Jonathan Roumie (“The Chosen”), the documentary follows the Irish-born priest as he spends decades serving the least of these in Nebraska, where he founded Boys Town, an orphanage and center for troubled youth. Admired by global dignitaries, church leaders and celebrities alike, Father Flanagan made massive inroads into the child welfare system and modeled how to care for the next generation with compassion and dignity.
“Homestead: The Series”
Picking up where 2024’s “Homestead” feature-length film left off, “Homestead: The Series” continues the thrilling story of ex-Green Beret Jeff Eriksson as he and his family flee the site of a nuclear explosion and seek shelter at an elaborate doomsday compound in the Rocky Mountains. The post-apocalyptic drama unfolds as opposing families, forced together under dire circumstances, learn how to work together to sustain their legacy, fight for justice and protect those they love.
“House of David”
Prime Video’s “House of David” debuted to critical acclaim as its inaugural season followed King David’s epic rise. The series’ first eight episodes detail the fall of a prideful King Saul and the anointing of an unlikely successor. From lowly shepherd boy to highly revered royalty, David’s journey is chronicled in a visually exciting format that brings his biblical account to life in a fresh way. “House of David” also inspired a soundtrack that features exclusive recordings from NEEDTOBREATHE and Tori Kelly, for KING + COUNTRY, Anne Wilson and more.
“Shadrach”
After making a life-altering move from the city to the country, 12-year-old Anna Wilson stumbles upon and befriends a mysterious horse that changes the trajectory of her family’s life and makes the adjustment to country living slightly more bearable. The heartwarming Pure Flix family drama centers around small town values, authentic faith and the complexities of growing up as the Wilson tribe navigates starting over and building community one day at a time.
“The Riot and the Dance” (Season 1)
The first season of “The Riot and the Dance” celebrates creation and our very intentional Creator. A visually stunning exploration of the natural world, the new series showcases Earth’s most beautiful landscapes and the complex creatures that inhabit them. Respected professor and author Dr. Gordon Wilson invites viewers into his journey around the globe as he visits the depths of the ocean and the summits of faraway lands to observe and study the work of God’s careful craftsmanship.
“The Wingfeather Saga” (Season 2)
Based on the fantasy novels written by singer-songwriter Andrew Peterson, “The Wingfeather Saga” follows the fictional Igiby children as they uncover surprising secrets about their family’s past, discover their unique superpowers and defeat evil with the strength of faith, hope and love. Now in its second season, the Angel Studios animated series is geared toward young children as it harnesses the thrill of adventure and the power of imagination.
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