Based on Charles Dickens’ “The Life of Our Lord,” “The King of Kings” offers a digestible vision of Jesus’ life, death and resurrection that’s especially suitable for children.

"I have a synagogue a half a block from my house. What are those people going to think?" Tulsa Democrat Meloyde Blancett asked about House Resolution 1013, which says "the Oklahoma State Legislature ...

The King of Kings,' from Angel Studios and starring Oscar Isaac as Jesus Christ, is too visually generic and heavy-handed to transcend its genre.

It's hard to tell a story about Jesus Christ that actually follows The Bible and fits into a single movie ... You'll be forgiven for thinking that "The King of Kings," despite all its flaws, was being ...

The Charles of the film makes a point of saying that Jesus resisted temptation “using only the Word of God.” That said, King of Kings doesn ... includes the odd Bible-geeky detail, like ...