Tim Tebow is stepping further into the media arena with a new faith-centered streaming venture aimed squarely at smartphone users and families hungry for values-driven entertainment.
The former NFL quarterback and Heisman Trophy winner is partnering with Lighthouse Verticals and Studio316, a production outfit launched by The Tebow Group and Snow Story Productions, to roll out more than 30 original short-form series tailored for vertical viewing on mobile devices, according to The Post Millennial. As reported by The Post Millennial, the initial lineup will span multiple genres but remain firmly rooted in family-friendly, faith-based storytelling designed for an audience that has been largely ignored by mainstream streaming giants.
Tebow will serve as an executive producer for Lighthouse Verticals, building on his previous work on the animated film David and the 2018 feature Run the Race. His involvement underscores a broader trend of conservatives and Christians creating parallel media institutions rather than relying on Hollywood and Big Tech platforms that increasingly marginalize traditional values.
"I believe stories have the power to change how people see themselves, see others, and ultimately see Jesus," Tebow said. "We're committed to telling stories with excellence and our hope is that, ultimately, we can glorify God in the process."
According to a statement provided to The Christian Post, Lighthouse Verticals will merge its mobile-first distribution technology with Studio316's faith-focused programming to create a robust, interactive platform. The service is expected to feature episodic viewing, subscription tiers, community hubs, live discussions and referral rewards, offering an ecosystem that encourages engagement rather than passive consumption.
Lighthouse Verticals was co-founded by Brent Ryan Green, Jesse Liddell, Justin Levy and Scott Holroyd, a team whose credits include The Chosen, Friday Night Lights, Teen Wolf, I Can Only Imagine, American Underdog, Risen and Dear Evan Hansen. Green previously served as an executive producer on The Chosen, a breakout hit that proved there is a massive, underserved market for unapologetically Christian storytelling outside the Hollywood system.
"This audience wants to engage with the culture without compromise," Lighthouse Verticals CEO Jesse Liddell said. "They want entertainment with real emotion, real momentum and values they can trust, but they have largely been overlooked by the fastest-growing platforms in the space. Lighthouse Verticals was built for them."
Liddell emphasized that Studio316 was an obvious partner because "Tim, The Tebow Group and Snow Story share our belief that great storytelling and meaningful values are not mutually exclusive." "Together, we are creating a destination where audiences can discover compelling stories that inspire, entertain and bring communities together," he said.
Edward Tommasi, executive producer at Snow Story Productions and co-founder of Studio316, framed the initiative as a direct response to years of neglect by secular media gatekeepers. "Studio316 was created from a shared belief that faith-based entertainment has long been underserved by emerging digital formats, despite the enormous size and passion of the audience," Tommasi said. "By combining Tim's passion for faith-centered storytelling, The Tebow Group's mission-driven vision, Snow Story's production expertise and Lighthouse's innovative distribution platform, we're building something that can meaningfully expand the reach of faith-and-family entertainment."
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