If you’ve been craving stories that hold your faith and your real-life struggles — love, loss, career delays, purpose, healing — these ones deliver. They’re not just sermons in film form. They’re real stories, full of flaws, tension, hope, and God.

Here are 7 Nigerian movies to add to your watchlist immediately (yes, even if you weren’t planning to).

1. God Calling
Stream on: official Godcalling website
Depression. Grief. A literal phone call from God.
This is not your typical “glow up and find Jesus” story. It’s messy, emotional, beautifully shot, and it follows a woman whose world falls apart — until Heaven interrupts. A visual masterpiece with real spiritual depth. You’ll feel this one in your chest.

2. The Wait
Watch on: Netflix
The name alone is triggering, yes, but this one’s for anyone who’s been trusting God through tears. Infertility, delay, disappointment — it’s all here. But so is hope, woven with scriptures, friendship, and honesty. You’ll walk away with more faith and possibly puffy eyes.

3. Silver Ever After
Watch on: YouTube 
No, marriage doesn’t magically fix everything. This film explores what happens when love gets tired. A middle-aged couple, now empty nesters, have to fight for their “happily ever after.” It’s emotional, grown, and will make you realize how underrated communication and Jesus really are.      4. Breath of Life
Streaming on Prime Video
Whew. This one is quiet, slow-burning, and then boom — it grabs your spirit. It’s about purpose, destiny, and how one must live to fulfill their assignment. The cinematography is STUNNING.    5. You May Only Kiss the Bride
Watch on: YouTube
A romantic Christian film? Yes please. But this one’s not just about butterflies — it’s about self-worth, wholeness, and dating with your brain and your Bible. It’s playful and sweet, but the message sticks: Work on yourself. Trust God. And don’t lower your standard for vibes.

6. The Man of God
Watch on: Netflix
Think modern prodigal son but with a twisge. A preacher’s kid ditches faith for fame, fortune, and vibes. But you already know God doesn’t let go that easy. Dramatic? Yes. Imperfect? Absolutely. But underneath all the flash is a story about identity and redemption. You’ll yell at the screen, then sit quietly when it ends.

Faith-based doesn’t mean flat. These movies carry something — healing, conviction, or just the reminder that you’re not alone in your story.
So light a candle, grab snacks, and stream something that’ll feed more than just your screen time.

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Here are five Christian women in ministry that continue to inspire us.

Stephanie Ike Okafor is a powerhouse speaker, author, and pastor whose teachings have reached people worldwide. With her deeply personal and thought-provoking messages, she makes faith feel real, accessible, and transformative. Whether through her books, sermons, or The Same Room platform, Stephanie brings a fresh perspective on God’s love and purpose. Her ability to weave vulnerability into her ministry reminds us that faith is a journey, not a destination.Brenda Palmer is not just a pastor; she’s a visionary. With a passion for building up women in their faith, she leads with authenticity and wisdom. Through her conferences, mentoring programs, and teachings, Brenda has created a space where women can deepen their relationship with God while navigating real-life challenges. Her influence continues to grow, making her a guiding light for many seeking spiritual growth and clarity.Mildred Okonkwo is a voice of wisdom and grace in Christian marriage and womanhood. As the co-pastor of David’s Christian Centre, she ministers alongside her husband, teaching women how to thrive in faith, marriage, and purpose. Through her Just Us Girls platform, she creates conversations that challenge, inspire, and uplift. Mildred is a true example of how faith and femininity go hand in hand.Laju Iren wears many hats—pastor, author, and mentor. She’s passionate about making faith accessible to young women and helping them navigate life with God at the center. Her books, including Selfies With Bible Girls, Loving Amanda, and Dating Intelligently, blend faith with storytelling, providing guidance on love, purpose, and Christian living in a way that feels fresh and relatable.Nike Adeyemi is a seasoned minister, speaker, and advocate for women’s empowerment. Through The Real Woman Foundation, she has dedicated her life to helping women heal, grow, and step into their God-given purpose. Her ministry spans faith, leadership, and community development, proving that Christian women can be both nurturing and powerful forces of change. These women continue to inspire, uplift, and redefine what it means to be a woman in ministry. Their voices are shaping faith communities, their messages are breaking barriers, and their impact is undeniable. May we learn from them, be inspired by them, and continue to support women stepping into their divine callings.

Who are some Christian women in ministry that inspire you? Let’s celebrate them in the comments!

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