A Walk with Grace

While this movie may have had its moments, I really struggled with its inaccurate depiction of Christianity throughout the entire movie.

The pastor tries to fight the main character inside of his own church, the pastor and other characters who profess to be Christians go out to a bar and drink, two of the characters (one of whom professes to be a Christian) leave the main church service to make out inside of the church, and the list goes on.

If you are looking for a Christian movie to watch that is faithful to the faith, I would skip this one. There are many good faith-based movies out there that don't depict compromised morals.

This movie entertained me. The songs are nice to hear. Every actors and actresses were fine. Worked as a stress reliever.

Character and moral development, that is not seen in present day movies. Alot of sticken it to each other type humor. Some romance for young and middle age. Latina, black and elder roles, a plus.

We found this on Pure Flix. It was... weird. Drunks and kids all having a blast Together at the local bar. Dancing to a Hymn? That was new. It's like it's a parody of a Christian film! I'm still trying to process this film. But I'll recommend you not bother with it.

A modern day retelling of the prodigal son returning home lost only to find himself again. A great faith-based, family centered story, masterfully woven together by a hometown legend, Nick Kellis, whose own story parodies this fantastic, feel good movie!