Former NFL quarterback Tim Tebow teamed up with a faith-filled media streaming platform, saying values and morals need to be brought back to children’s entertainment.

“We know that families and children are being bombarded with so much different forms of entertainment, and not all of it is necessarily morals-based or values-based or something that is good for children,” Tebow told Fox News host Trey Gowdy.

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Tebow said he teamed up with Minno Kids streaming platform as an investor and ambassador to provide trustworthy entertainment.

“It is the content that parents can trust and kids will love. We just want to give parents a choice of content that they can give their kids,” Tebow added. “I do believe that we do need to give our kids opportunities to watch things that are going to be biblically based, that are going to share truth, that are going to let them know how valuable they are, how loved they are, how wonderful, how special they are.”

The former quarterback also shared his love for the Easter holiday, calling it the “greatest love story” and “greatest rescue mission” of all time.

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Tebow recently partnered with the upcoming biblical film David as an executive producer.

Last month, during a live event that celebrated the film’s record-setting accomplishment for all-time audience investment in a film production, Tebow said he prayed the film would “make an impact” and “bring faith, hope, and love to so many people.”