The Perfect Gift

Freedom of religion is part of the foundation of the United States of America. People have the right to say Christmas and to say Merry Christmas. The nativity scene at the center of The Perfect Gift is a symbol of the birth of Jesus Christ. When churches have to take down their nativity scenes, it is not right. All churches can put whatever they want on their property. I enjoyed this film because the issue of religious freedom is very important.

Now here is a Christmas movie with TRUE family values.

This is the story of an out-of-town carpenter, who notices a minister "trying" to build a large Nativity scene in front of his church. Jess offers to erect it, as a favor.

A high school girl needs to compose a story about Christmas, or flunk her class. Jess helps her along, and everyone else he meets.

This movie moves along pretty slowly (a definite plus for me), and shows the transformation in several people. Spirituality is different from religiosity (spiritual is about feelings ... religion is about rules). This is a feel-good movie.

This is by far one of the best movies I have seen! I've been a fan of Jefferson Moore for a while now, and have really been moved by his projects, but this one was over the top. My family and I all left feeling so blessed by this movie. You leave feeling like you have been in the presence of Christ.

It's rare that a movie can capture the essence of Christmas like this one does! You can see through the movie how when Christ enters your life, your life can change, and the things that really matter come into focus.

This is one of those movies that will be fun to watch every Christmas. It will be timeless!

This was a really good family movie. It teaches the meaning behind Christmas and all of the Christmas decorations and lights. The kids loved the movie.

If you're looking for an uplifting Christmas movie then this is the movie for you.

The most memorable line in the movie goes something like this: What if.the world threw you a Christmas party and you were the only one not invited?

The movie is a reminder that Christmas is about the birth of Jesus Christ. It's not about glitz and glamor.

Too many people get wrapped up in wishing everyone, "Happy Holidays" so as not to offend non-Christians. Well, I say, "Merry Christmas!" We have to fight for what's right and not be afraid to stand up for what's right.

I have to admit I got a little bit choked up several times. The Perfect Gift was heartwarming and inspiring.

I've seen several Jefferson Moore movies and I love them all. I recommend them highly.