My first Pure Flix film, very strong Christian theme, very nice and uplifting indeed

One of the best faith based movies I have ever seen.  A rare "jesus" movie with actual substance. A must see. I say A.

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Ben Walker is allowed to see how different his life would be if he had followed his heart.

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One of the best faith based movies I have ever seen.  A rare &quot;jesus&quot; movie with actual substance. A must see. I say A.

&quot;Nothing is gonna change...trust me.&quot; Ben Walker and his fiancée Wendy are planning their life together when Ben leaves on a trip for only a few months. A few months turns into 15 years and Ben has changed his entire life. His plans for becoming a minister and marrying Wendy changed to how much money can he make being a money hungry investment banker. When an angel comes to Earth and shows Ben what is life could have been like if he stayed on his original plan Ben has a choice to make. Not to cause an argument here but to me most of the faith based movies that come out are very cheesy and unbelievable. Movies like &quot;5th Quarter&quot;, &quot;Courage&quot; and even &quot;The Blind Side&quot; to me are not that good mainly because there seems to be no real substance. Those movies are...if this doesn&apos;t happen then this can&apos;t...next scene everything works out perfect. Like in &quot;Blind Side&quot; when the family is told that if Michael doesn&apos;t pass this next test he will not be able to play, and then the very next scene is him saying I passed the test. This movie is the exception. While it does have it&apos;s cheesiness and is predictable it has something the other movies didn&apos;t...a real character facing real decisions. The only way to describe this movie is that it&apos;s very much like &quot;It&apos;s a wonderful life&quot; but with more God. To see Kevin Sorbo in a movie like this is strange at first but he does a great job. This is a definite must see for families as it will show what is important in life. Overall, not being a fan of faith based movies I really really enjoyed this one and I highly recommend it. I give it an A.

15 years ago, Ben Walker left his girlfriend and his ministry calling for a business opportunity. Now with a high-paying career and a trophy fiancÃ©, he is visited by an angel, who gives him a glimpse into what his life would look like had he followed his calling.

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"Nothing is gonna change...trust me." Ben Walker and his fiancée Wendy are planning their life together when Ben leaves on a trip for only a few months. A few months turns into 15 years and Ben has changed his entire life. His plans for becoming a minister and marrying Wendy changed to how much money can he make being a money hungry investment banker. When an angel comes to Earth and shows Ben what is life could have been like if he stayed on his original plan Ben has a choice to make. Not to cause an argument here but to me most of the faith based movies that come out are very cheesy and unbelievable. Movies like "5th Quarter", "Courage" and even "The Blind Side" to me are not that good mainly because there seems to be no real substance. Those movies are...if this doesn't happen then this can't...next scene everything works out perfect. Like in "Blind Side" when the family is told that if Michael doesn't pass this next test he will not be able to play, and then the very next scene is him saying I passed the test. This movie is the exception. While it does have it's cheesiness and is predictable it has something the other movies didn't...a real character facing real decisions. The only way to describe this movie is that it's very much like "It's a wonderful life" but with more God. To see Kevin Sorbo in a movie like this is strange at first but he does a great job. This is a definite must see for families as it will show what is important in life. Overall, not being a fan of faith based movies I really really enjoyed this one and I highly recommend it. I give it an A.

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