What Should We Watch Tonight?

A CHALLENGING THEOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE

OF VIEWING IN THE STREAMING AGE

About this Event

Hollywood veteran Ted Baehr speaks from decades of theological thought on viewing film and television in an age of endless accessibility. How should we (Christian families, singles or dating) be thinking and asking questions about:

• The content we stream and the profound impact it has on our hearts and minds?
• Could intentionally choosing redemptive narratives be a powerful, yet overlooked, facet of our spiritual discipleship?
• Beyond mere "screen time," how can parents discern and select movies and shows that build up their family?
• Are we truly challenging ourselves to be more spiritually discerning and aware of the subtle, yet powerful, influence content can have on our faith?
• How do we cultivate meaningful conversations around media, transforming passive consumption into opportunities for spiritual growth and discernment within our homes and relationships?

About Ted:

Dr. Ted Baehr is a renowned Christian speaker, film critic, media scholar, and founder of Movieguide®, a leading resource that reviews movies from a faith and values perspective. Dr. Baehr has dedicated his career to helping families make informed entertainment choices and encouraging the production of uplifting, life-affirming media.

A former executive at the TV network CBS, Dr. Baehr turned his focus to media literacy and faith-based content in the 1980s. Through Movieguide®, he has reviewed thousands of films and hosted the annual Movieguide Awards, which honor films and television programs that reflect positive moral and faith values.

Dr. Baehr is also the author of numerous books, including The Culture-Wise Family and How to Succeed in Hollywood (Without Losing Your Soul), equipping young creatives and families alike to engage with entertainment critically and purposefully.

Dr. Baehr’s work has been featured in major media outlets worldwide, and he continues to speak globally, inspiring audiences to think deeply about the content they consume and create. His visit to Australia brings a timely and powerful message for a new generation navigating the media landscape.

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