Morgan Freeman will appear live Sept. 2-3 at the Kauffman Center for “Morgan Freeman Presents: Symphonic Blues.” Morgan Freeman wasn’t always considered the voice of God. Three decades into his career ...

Religious believers put their faith in an unseen higher power, but leave it to Hollywood to try to fill in the gaps. With no official divine headshot on file, casting is wide open — you could go with ...

*He’s referred to as “the voice of God,” but not even the Heavenly Father can intervene on the decision of many Black folks to sit out the COVID-19 vaccine, based on America’s history of doctors ...

The first and second seasons of the National Geographical Channel series “The Story of God with Morgan Freeman” looked at religious and philosophical questions that have been a part of the human ...

This line is spoken by God (Morgan Freeman) in one of the film’s most unexpectedly profound moments — a conversation that transforms the way we think about unanswered prayers and life’s frustrations.

Academy Award winner Morgan Freeman explores the meaning of life, God and many big questions in between in an effort to understand how religion has evolved and shaped society.

The 88-year-old Oscar winner — who played God in the 2003 movie “Bruce Almighty” with Jim Carrey — brought his latest project to Kansas City this week for two nights at the Kauffman Center for the ...

Eric Meier and Morgan Freeman, co-owners of the Ground Zero Blues Club in Mississippi, are taking the delta blues and merging it with the sound of a symphony orchestra for their latest venture, ...