If you grew up watching Lifetime movies with your mom, you already know the vibe: a little drama, a lot of emotions, and a lead woman who’s about to go through it.

But this summer? Lifetime is taking a new turn; they’re releasing a special collection of faith-based films this summer.

That’s right. Four new movies, all focused on women facing impossible circumstances, and leaning on their faith to get through it. Here’s your guide to what’s coming and how to watch:

📺 July 19 – Faith in the Flames: The Nichole Jolly Story

Starring Chrissy Metz (This Is Us)

Based on the true story of nurse Nichole Jolly, who miraculously survived the 2018 wildfire in Paradise, California. This one’s intense, inspiring, and a powerful reminder of how faith shows up in the middle of chaos.

📺 July 26 – Before Your Father Finds Us

Starring Alexa PenaVega (Spy Kids)

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In this thriller, a woman and her teenage daughter go on the run to escape a violent ex. The stakes are high, but so is her faith—this one is all about courage and trusting God when your world is falling apart.

📺 August 2 – If I Run

Starring Kat Graham (The Vampire Diaries)

Murder, a frame job, and a woman on the run—this suspense-packed story is adapted from the best-selling Christian novel by Terri Blackstock. If true crime meets faith is your thing, this one’s for you.

📺 August 9 – Finding Faith

Starring Paula Patton (Precious)

After a tragedy turns her world upside down, Faith Mitchell is left to piece her life back together. It’s a story of grief, healing, and holding on to hope when everything feels lost.

So, how can you watch them?

All four movies will air Saturday nights on Lifetime, starting July 19 through August 9 at 7 PM CT / 8 PM ET.

If you miss a premiere, don’t panic—you can still catch them on:

Lifetime’s website or app (with a cable provider login)
Lifetime Movie Club (their streaming subscription)
Or check your DVR and On Demand section

So grab your snacks, turn off your brain’s overthinking mode, and let some hope-filled drama into your Saturday nights.

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