In this episode, we take a look at Conclave—a slow-burning political drama set deep in the heart of the Vatican. While this isn’t our world as Protestants, it offers a rare look behind the curtain of one of the most secretive events in global religion: the choosing of a new Pope. As the cardinals gather, the film wrestles with power, tradition, and personal doubt. We unpack what it says about leadership in the Church, the dangers of politics in spiritual spaces, and whether doubt can coexist with faith.

In this episode, we explore Daredevil, Marvel’s latest offering that follows on from the series on Netflix. Matt Murdock, a Catholic-raised lawyer, wrestles with his faith as he navigates life as both a defender in the courtroom and a masked vigilante on the streets. The series portrays his internal struggle between upholding justice and succumbing to violence, offering a compelling look at the complexities of morality and redemption.

In this second episode of Streams, we take on one of Netflix’s most-watched shows: Yellowstone. Known for its gritty storytelling and complex characters, the show sits in a grey area for many Christians—pushing boundaries with its themes yet offering surprising moments of redemption. We explore what Yellowstone says about power, family, and legacy—and whether it’s worth the watch.