Looking for a streaming app where everything you watch leaves you more encouraged in your faith? K-LOVE On Demand is a free video streaming platform from Educational Media Foundation (EMF) — the nonprofit ministry behind the K-LOVE and Air1 radio networks — offering exclusive concerts, original series, artist interviews, devotionals, and family-friendly entertainment.^1
The platform's newest original mini-series, "Perfectly Loved: Rediscovering Rachael Lampa," follows the Grammy-winning singer's journey through early success, burnout, and finding her way back. All five episodes aired weekly beginning May 20, 2026, with the finale "Goodness Has Followed Me" streaming June 17.^2 In late June 2026, K-LOVE premiered "Behind the Scenes With House of David" — an exclusive on-set visit to Greece with actor Michael Iskander from Amazon Prime's hit biblical drama House of David, which won the TV/Streaming Impact Award at the K-LOVE Fan Awards.^1 Other featured shows include Brandon's Backyard (now in Season 3, with backyard jam sessions featuring Lauren Daigle, Bart Millard, Luke Laird, Franni Cash, and more), "A Time to Laugh" (clean comedy with John Datoy and Shawn Reynolds), "The Ripple Effect" (motorcycle-fueled faith adventures with Brock Gill), "Chasing CAIN" (following the band on tour), and "Every Moment Holy" (finding sacred moments in everyday life).^1
The Mainstage section features full concert recordings, including Phil Wickham and Brandon Lake's Night of Worship, Lauren Daigle's World Tour, and live recordings from Red Rocks — all available to stream anytime.^1 Devotionals include the 31-day "Get Wise" Proverbs study, Kelly Minter's study of Ruth, Ellie Holcomb's "Fighting Words," and "Boundless with Tasha Layton" on freedom from anxiety.^1 The platform also hosts a curated selection of The Bible Project episodes, including "What is the Bible," "The Story of the Bible," and "Literary Styles in the Bible."^1
In March 2026, K-LOVE On Demand premiered "The Resurrection of a King" — a two-hour cinematic documentary from producer Tommee Profitt, featuring Phil Wickham, CeCe Winans, Crowder, Jenn Johnson, Ben Fuller, Jamie MacDonald, and others performing reimagined hymns centered on the Easter story. The project follows Profitt's acclaimed "The Birth of a King," which has generated over 200 million global streams and evolved into an annual live concert event that sold out Nashville's Bridgestone Arena in 2025 with over 12,000 in attendance.^3
The platform's first original short film, "Virgin Birth," premiered in November 2025, bringing Mary's story to life in a powerful new way.^4
K-LOVE On Demand launched in 2020 as EMF expanded beyond radio into video streaming.^6 EMF operates more than 1,100 radio signals across all 50 states and streams worldwide, making K-LOVE one of the largest Christian media platforms in existence.^6 Tom Stultz serves as CEO following Todd Woods' resignation in May 2026; EMF is headquartered in the Nashville region.^7
Why Christians Love It"I found the Brandon Lake and Phil Wickham night of worship. I bawled. I felt like I was there. It was an experience I haven't felt in a long time. I'm so grateful for this app."^8
"Absolutely wonderful on demand content. The Bible studies and testimonies of other artists and K-LOVE staff are truly inspirational. ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT APPS YOU CAN EVER DOWNLOAD!"^8
"Everything I listen to brings me comfort and lessons to bring me closer to God everyday. Get Wise series was wonderful… learning about scripture is so inspiring to me."^8
Notable- Launched 2020 by Educational Media Foundation (EMF), the nonprofit behind K-LOVE and Air1 radio
- Newest content: "Behind the Scenes With House of David" exclusive (June 2026) and "Perfectly Loved: Rediscovering Rachael Lampa" 5-episode mini-series (May–June 2026)^1
- Premiered "The Resurrection of a King" documentary (March 2026) and "Virgin Birth" original film (November 2025)^3
- Features exclusive concerts from major CCM artists (Lauren Daigle, Phil Wickham, Brandon Lake, for KING & COUNTRY, We The Kingdom, CAIN)^1
- Completely free — no subscriptions, no ads, no paid tiers^5
- Available on iOS, Android, Apple TV, Android TV, Amazon Fire TV, Roku, and web^5
- EMF headquarters in the Nashville region; CEO Tom Stultz (as of May 2026)^7
