Diane Barela

We just watched this movie and it was amazing! The "acting" doesn't feel like acting. It really feels as if you're watching the movement in real time. We went to Asbury a few weeks ago and what I was watching on the screen felt familiar-it was young people unashamedly hungry for a relationship with God-just as at Asbury. God uses flawed humans. Humans that come from challenged homes and challenged pasts. I loved how the movie showed Pastor Greg's dysfunctional upbringing and rebellious teens because one can see his ministry today and know that God uses anyone willing-perfection isn't a requirement. Definitely a film worth taking the time to see, especially in the wake of the spiritual awakening happening with our current Gen-Z youth.