Stage 7 Entertainment launches biblical epic Joshua on Premiere House Cinema

Stage 7 Entertainment has released its biblical film Joshua for exclusive streaming on Premiere House Cinema after an earlier premiere this year. The film retells Joshua’s rise after Moses’ death and leans on themes of faith, courage and leadership.

Why it matters: - Stage 7 Entertainment is taking a faith-based biblical epic directly to home viewers through an exclusive streaming release. - The film targets audiences looking for inspirational, family-friendly entertainment with a clear spiritual message. - The release extends the company’s slate of biblical, drama, science fiction and television projects.

What happened: - Stage 7 Entertainment launched Joshua for exclusive streaming on Premiere House Cinema. - The film follows a successful premiere earlier this year. - The story centers on Joshua after the death of Moses as he leads the children of Israel into the Promised Land. - The release is available to audiences nationwide.

The details: - Joshua draws from the biblical books of Exodus and Joshua. - The film focuses on battles, leadership, destiny and faith under pressure. - Gay Willis, Mary Boyles and Michael Boyles wrote the film. - Mary Boyles and Gay F. Willis served as executive producers. - Stage 7 Entertainment is based in Oklahoma and describes itself as an independent studio. - The company says its mission is to produce inspiring, faith-based and family-friendly films with innovative filmmaking. - The company’s lineup also includes biblical epics, dramas, science fiction and television projects. - Mary Boyles said Joshua is about courage, faith, leadership and trusting God’s promises when obstacles seem impossible. - Gay F. Willis said the film was designed to feel epic, immersive and meaningful for today’s audiences. - Willis has documented her cancer journey and advocated for survivors of domestic violence through her book The Making of a Woman: How I Overcame Domestic Violence. - Boyles has more than 18 years of experience as a filmmaker, producer, playwright and video editor. - The film includes scenes tied to the crossing of the Jordan River and the fall of Jericho.

Between the lines: - The project blends biblical source material with personal experience from its creators, especially Willis, whose own story of resilience appears to shape the film’s emotional tone. - Stage 7 Entertainment is positioning Joshua as both a religious story and a broader message about endurance and purpose. - The exclusive streaming move suggests the company is betting on digital distribution to reach a national audience without a theatrical rollout.

What's next: - Joshua is now streaming exclusively on Premiere House Cinema. - Stage 7 Entertainment is likely to continue building its faith-based content slate around similar high-concept, message-driven projects. - The company’s growing production mix suggests more releases could follow across film and television.