Christian Movies That I Like Trivia Quiz

Answer: Eagles

"Facing the Giants" came out in 2006 and starred Alex Hendrick as Taylor. Kendrick also co-wrote the music with Mark Willard, and he co-produced it with his brother Stephen Kendrick and David Nixon. He also directed the film. In the movie, Taylor is the football coach for Shiloh Christian Academy, with a losing record.

The fathers want him fired. While teaching the kids on the team, he learns something himself, "There is nothing God can't do." The name of the team is mentioned at the very beginning during a game plus it shows the name on the scoreboard.

Answer: The Love Dare

"Fireproof" came out in 2008 and starred Kirk Cameron and Erin Bethea as his wife, Catherine. Caleb is a firefighter who is a bad husband. His father sends him "The Love Dare" with instructions to do all forty days before he divorces Catherine. Slowly, Caleb starts to change as he does this, especially after he is saved.

At the end of the movie, when Caleb kisses Catherine, Kirk Cameron's wife Chelsea Noble was brought in because he said the only woman he would kiss is her.

Answer: Javier

"Courageous" starred Alex Hendrick as Adam Mitchell. Javier, was played by Robert Amaya. In this movie, the fathers get together and make a pact to live the way a Biblical father should. However, one officer named Shane (Kevin Downes) was stealing drugs that came in as evidence to sell himself and make more money. Javier was walking down the street praying because he was out of a job. Adam asks him if he is Javier, and since he has that name he says yes and goes with Adam who puts him to work. Javier believing God answered his prayer, is unphased by the sudden work.

Answer: War Room

"War Room" came out in 2015 and starred Priscilla Shirer as Elizabeth Jordan, a real estate agent. She and her husband, Tony (T.C. Stallings), have marital problems. She is ready to give up until she meets Miss Clara. Elizabeth thought she was going to Miss Clara's to help her sell her home. Little did she know she would also be getting help living a prayerful life. Miss Clara shows Elizabeth the closet she made into a war room.

She says any room, a closet, or wherever you can get alone with God can be a war room. Later at her house, Elizabeth takes the clothes and everything out of the closet to create her own war room.

At first, she sits in the closet eating chips, but as the movie progresses, she learns more and more from Miss Clara about praying.

Answer: Newsboys

"God's Not Dead" came out in 2014 and has since had sequels made. The original starred Shane Harper as a college student, Josh Wheaton. His philosophy teacher, Professor Radisson (Kevin Sorbo), has all the students write "God is dead" on a piece of paper and sign it. Josh refuses and has to convince his classmates that God is not dead or fail.

The Newsboys hold a concert near the end of the movie during which time the people at the concert are instructed to text everyone in their contacts with the words "God's not dead," while they play their hit song by the same name.

At the end of the movie, people watching at home are also instructed to tell everyone in their contacts "God's not dead."

Answer: Bart Millard

"I Can Only Imagine", the movie, came out in 2018. It starred J. Michael Finney as the older Bart Millard. Dennis Quaid played his father in the film. The song "I Can Only Imagine" came out in 2001. The movie won Inspirational Movie of the Year at the 2018 Dove Awards.

Bart Millard was born December 1, 1972, in Greenville, Texas, USA. He is both a singer and a songwriter. In 1994, Millard formed the Christian group MercyMe with James Phillip Bryson and Michael John Scheuchzer. He has also recorded solo albums. In 2005, he was named Best Male Vocalist by "Christianity Today".

Answer: Matthew

At the beginning of the film, a street preacher (Delroy Lindo) carries a cross and comes up to Pastor Matthew and asks him, "Do you believe?" This sets a catalyst for people all questioning what do they believe. Eventually, all their lives are intertwined.

The pastor picks a couple up at the hospital, but they only call him pastor. His name is mentioned about 35 minutes into the movie when the couple he picked up at the hospital at the beginning are talking about his sermon.

Answer: Lee Strobel

"The Cast for Christ" centers on Lee Strobel, who set out to disprove what Christians believe as true. He ends up proving to himself that Jesus and Christianity are real. Mike Vogel played Strobel. His name is mentioned twice at the very beginning of the movie.

Answer: Cecil B. DeMille

Cecil Blount DeMille was born on August 12, 1881, and died on January 21, 1959, at 77. "The Ten Commandments" starred Charleton Heston as Moses and Yul Brynner as Rameses. The other directors in the multiple-choice also directed films in 1956. Michael Anderson directed "Around the World in 80 Days". George Stevens directed "Giant", and Walter Lang directed "The King and I". Yul Brynner was also in the "King and I", for which he won the Oscar. Cecil B. Demille also produced "The Ten Commandments".

Other movies he has produced and directed include: "The Greatest Show on Earth"(1952), "Samson and Delilah" (1952), and "The Story of Dr. Wassell" (1944). He has won two Oscars - one for "37 years of brilliant showmanship" in 1950 and Best Picture in 1953 for "The Greatest Show on Earth".

Answer: Jeffrey Hunter

"King of Kings" was released in 1961. It is a Biblical epic movie about the life of Jesus Christ directed by Nicholas Ray. Orson Welles narrated the film. All the choices given have played Jesus. Jim Caviezel played Him in "The Passion of the Christ". Ted Neeley played Jesus in "Jesus Christ, Superstar". Claude Heater played a role in "Ben-Hur".

Jeffrey Hunter was born Henry Herman "Hank" McKinnies Jr. on November 25, 1926, in New Orleans, Louisiana. During WWII, he was in the Navy. He got his first movie role in 1949 as Third Plebian, an uncredited role. He was spotted by talent scouts while playing Chris in a college production of "All My Sons" while working on his Master's at the Univiersity of California at Los Angeles. Film producer Darryl F. Zanuck was impressed and signed him to a long-term contract with Fox. The studio changed his name to Jeffery Hunter on June 1, 1950. His first credited role was in the film "Fourteen Hours" (1951) as Danny Klempner. The following year he got his first prominent role playing Edward J. (Ed) Miller in "Red Skies of Montana". In 1956, he appeared as Martin Pawley, the second lead to John Wayne's Ethan Edwards in "The Searchers". His final film role was Frank Mannata in the 1969 movie "Viva America!".