Thank-you. Thank-you for your sincere desire to minister to God’s people through the medium of film. Thank-you for seeking to teach (intentionally for good) and not just entertain.

• One of the things I’m grateful for in this film is that you brought spiritual lessons/truth and most of all Scripture into the work. God’s Word is so powerful and I love that you brought It into the film. A favorite part is when Rich says, “Jesus said that.” Thank-you, thank-you, thank-you for doing this. Please do not listen to anyone who tries to move you away from bringing God’s Word into your films! I love it and hope that you will bring It more and more into your work.
• Another thing I appreciate is your hero characters!!! Rich’s calm, loving and yet firm stance is so beautiful–it’s something all of us can look up to and aim for. It has a sense of Christlikeness that is wonderful. I like the part when they’re in the cell group with guns trained on them and Rich is not cowering like the rest, but calm, and more like, “Okay what’s next?” and yet protective. Such a neat example to remember if one day we too, are in a similar situation. And then Miles. I appreciate how, while at first he was weak, turns into a hero by the end. Rich kind of holds the hero line to start with and Miles picks it up later. So great to see good heroes being exampled in film. Our world needs this.
• Another thing I appreciate is the loving relationships you brought into the film. While there was conflict, there was a blanket of love one towards another. In a film where love isn’t there in that way and a conflict just causes more separation (like the sun going down on one’s anger) it can be painful. Although the scene of Miles and Kate in the woods was rather sharp–I feel that the covering of care for each other shown throughout the whole movie helped to soften it. Like love covering a multitude of sins. Thank-you for seeking to example relationships that care and show love. I also appreciate how in both My Grandpa Detective and in this film--you weren’t afraid to have the hero characters apologizing. And I’m thinking it’s kind of rare to see that in films.

This was a huge project. A lot of hard work, prayer, time, energy and effort went into this. Thank-you so much for aiming to use your skills to point us to the Truth.

Please keep investing in that and don’t give up. God’s Word never returns void.”