Covenant Frame Studios
Faith. Story. Cinema.
A studio being built for films, series and animation that can be watched with a study guide open beside them. Three titles in writing now.
A Lumencrest Film Company Studio · Three titles in development · Nothing behind a paywall
The slate
What the studio is developing now. Open a title for its synopsis, format and where it stands.
The Ordinary Armor
Limited series · 6 episodes · Present-day drama
In development · About the series
Are You Rapture Ready?
Limited series · 8 episodes · End-times drama
In development · About the series
Quest for Courage
Animated shorts · 6 × 8 min · With Kingdom Quest Games
In development · About the series
Read the study while you wait
Every title on the slate begins somewhere else on the network — a study, a book, a game. These five are free to read today.
Are You Rapture Ready?
Novel · 14-session companion
The Ordinary Armor
Ephesians 6:10–20 · 12 chapters
Spiritual Endurance
Walking faithfully to the end · 9 chapters
Seven Deadly Sins
The battle for the heart · 8 chapters · Go Deeper series
God's Guardrails
Biblical boundaries for the Christian life
A frame decides what you are asked to look at.
We believe Christian storytelling should work first as storytelling — honest characters, real tension, careful filmmaking, and Scripture trusted to speak with its own weight.
So we start with a person in trouble and film it with care. That means longer shoots, fewer titles a year, and a refusal to resolve things faster than life resolves them.
Covenant Frame works in partnership with the Fun In Faith Network, so every film has somewhere to land: a study guide, a youth group, a family at a kitchen table.
Story first
If it does not work as a film, it will not work as a witness.
Honest about doubt
Characters ask the questions our audience is already asking.
Made to be used
Every title ships with study material a church can teach from.
Free, always
No subscription, no per-seat licence, no ceiling on how many people watch.
Find the right shelf for the people you lead
The studio feeds five shelves across the Fun In Faith Network, each built for a different age group. All of them open in a browser, with no account.
Adults
Fun In Faith Ministry
Bible novels, the Go Deeper study series, and session guides for small groups.
Open the shelfYoung adults, ages 18–29
TruthAnchor Young Adults
Studies and conversations for faith through college, first jobs and the years in between.
Open the shelfTeens, ages 12–17
TruthAnchor Students
Youth-group studies and short video sessions for students and their leaders.
Open the shelfChildren, ages 5–11
TruthAnchor Kids
Bible games and animated shorts that tell the stories straight.
Open the shelfFamilies
Kingdom Quest Games
The Bible Heroes games behind the Quest for Courage animated shorts.
Open the shelfHow the studio works
Covenant Frame is funded by the Fun In Faith Network, not by subscriptions. Here is what that means for your church.
What does it cost a church?
Nothing. There is no subscription and no licence count. When a title releases, you can stream it, project it in a room, and hand out the study guide without asking us first.
Do we need accounts to watch?
No. Everything on the network opens directly in your browser. There are no accounts. Where a study has writing spaces, what you type is saved on your own device and sent nowhere.
When does the first film release?
There is no date yet. Nothing has been shot. All three titles are at the script and concept stage, and the studio is being built before the productions are. The studies they come from are finished, though, and free to use today.
Can we use a title before it is finished?
Yes — the books come first. Every study on the network is complete and free to teach from today, whether or not the film version has shot.
Where do the films come from?
From the studies. Every title on the slate starts as a book or study on the Fun In Faith Network and is adapted from there, so the teaching is finished long before the camera is. The studio does not take outside submissions.
Hear it when there is something to hear.
One short email when a title moves — into production, into post, onto a screen. Nothing between.
Email the studio