Though I walk through the shadow of death, I will fear no evil; for Thou art with me. Thy rod and Thy staff they comfort me.

Watching this movie is like being born = it's painful ,uncomfortable, hurts you want it to stop & then when you make it through the pain you find the joy & meaning of life ! Just take a deep breath & be grateful 🙏 🥲

What an intense movie, but it was so Good. Forgiveness was needed & obtained. Jesus was mention & this is a Christian movie. Thank You, for sharing this movie with us.

1 of the reasons it’s hard to forgive other’s, especially after a heinous & painful act against you, is the false thinking that forgiving is somehow saying tht what the other person did doesn’t matter, like it dismisses what he/she did, & yet, the victims are often still suffering the consequences. It would be easier to forgive if ppl understood the law of Moses, nicknamed “victim’s rights” law, which is a law of restitution - it’s all about making the victim whole. It begins by explaining the master/servant relationship (as a symbol of our Master, Jesus Christ’s, relationship w/ us). When the servant, as the wrongdoer, can’t pay the debt, make restitution, the master takes responsibility for paying the debt. Christians seem to always focus on the sinner being forgiven w/out much thought about the victim who was harmed. But the reason, the how of Christ’s Atonement, the flip side of the forgiveness coin, is His promise to make the victim whole. We all are sinners & have done something that hurt someone else - intentional or not. & sometimes the emotional harm is not something we can fix. As we seek forgiveness, the promise of the atonement is that He will take on our sin & pay our debt & restitution to those we harmed - He will fully heal them. If we understand this promise, we can call on it. When He takes on the sinner’s debt, He has full intention of paying that debt & making the victim whole (the victim just has to let Him.) & on the flip side, when we’re the victims, we can turn to Him & call on His promise to heal us; as we understand that He died for & took on the sin of the person who harmed us, we understand that He is now responsible for paying the debt, the restitution & healing us. W/ this understanding, we can let go of anger that the perpetrator got away w/ what he/she did, or that he/she never asked forgiveness … or whatever reason we’re holding onto our pain & un-forgiveness. The Savior has it covered on both ends.💕

@debidonovan2385

Жыл бұрын

Thanks I needed to read that !!! 🙏

@loridavis7086

Жыл бұрын

@@debidonovan2385 there’s a really good book that taught me this: “The Promise of the Atonement: cure for broken dreams.” It helped me heal and forgive, & have faith in His healing power, & my right to call on His promise to heal those who’ve been hurt by decisions I made in the past. I highly recommend it. 🙂.

@debidonovan2385

Жыл бұрын

@Lori Davis thank you & I am going to get book & appreciate it ! 🙏 ❤️

@roxieearly9484

Жыл бұрын

You said a whole lot of gobblety gook here, I at 31, I lost a baby boy, 16months old, in a camping accident when a hungover neighbor got in his vehicle still impaired and proceeded o back out of his area. He had a passenger and was turned looking at him while backing out , all the while my children were in an adjacent empty spot out of his way. The man saw my son said he decided he was big enough to stay out of the way as he proceeded to back into that spot! A totally bizarre action as it went against the way he needed to go! To make a long story short it ended in tragedy with my bay dying in my arms. Before the ambulance came the man came to where we were and was devastated and barely able to stand. I went to him and took one look at him and took him into my arms as he sobbed out his agony and apology. I asked him if he had a relationship with God and if he didn't he should seek Him , and get his life straightened out or he wouldn't be able to live with what he has done. He reeked of alcohol. Two years later at deposition , he was a changed man and came directly to me with gratitude and told me of how I ad impacted his life. He returned his life to his Savior and remains faithful and was fruitful and multiplied in his company business. I know as I followed his life several times over the years. It's now 5 short days to that day and I know in whom I have believed and He has been faithful to forgive and for that I am forever grateful. He is faithful and just.

@QuestionThingsUseLogic

Жыл бұрын

Sorry but forgiveness has nothing to do with god. It's something WE CHOOSE to do.

This is what loss and lost do to people. Look how unforgiveness, hatred, anger, revenge and faithlessness can steal a beautiful good life. Not accepting loss or lost lies the danger of evil (sin) death (the grave). Forgiving ourselves and others as we are forgiven by grace and mercy. Lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. For Thine is the kingdom, the power and the glory forever amen. Anything we worship can be taken in the blink of an eye. Have no other god beside the True and Living God. Reach to God, the highest power there is. Never fall into sin, as sin is death and evil consumes. So, resist the devil (evil) and it will flee from you. That negative energy must go, it must leave you in the presence of God eternal.

I've just seen " Stalked by my doctor "1&2, and this sounds like the part 3 of this film🤣

@E-Kat

11 ай бұрын

He's wearing the same sunglasses and watch.

Great acting in the dark room!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Thank you

Vsi bomo enkrat angeli..lep film🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

Amazing movie,thanks for upload 👍🌹

That wasn’t his story, he told Warden’s story. Warden says maybe my choice is bad as it turns out good for me. I am free spiritually to surrender to God.❤❤❤❤❤❤

Thank you FEEL GOOD FLICKS Thank you so much for sharing this video with us.👍🏼👍🏼 It was sure touching and I’m glad I didn’t miss watching it .🩵💙 we all need the wisdom to know the difference. Thank you God.🙏🥰🇨🇦

Nice

God help and bless us all.Praise the Almighty God and Savior who have set the captive free

The Lead deserves 🏆🤺

Definitely different

2nd verse, same as the first, I really feel this movie.

Why didn’t he find Johnny and tell him sorry 10 years ago??? He would have been a little better than now.

If Earl truly knew that he was forgiven and had eternal life, it would seem to me that he would have had no fear of Johnny killing him because he would have known where he was going.

@debracarrabba1656

11 ай бұрын

Our physical body is afraid to die, we don't want to go thru the pain.

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@debracarrabba1656

11 ай бұрын

You can try getting a free ad-block.

Aren't they forgetting the guy tied up in that other room or closet?

@naturalmaxhealth5021

10 ай бұрын

I thought the same thing. They left him in there to rot 😂

family drama ?

99% of this is not a feel good movie. . lot's of drama . . .hate. . .unforgiveness. . until the last few minutes . . . not what I would classify as a family movie or a feel good movie . .

Is it really necessary for 50 cops to yell "let me see your hands", while there guns are pointed at you? That seems more frightening than actually being held hostage 😮😱

Satan is father of death🌸🌼god is life

I Did Not Feel Good while watching this.

This isn't entertainment. I watch movies to be entertained. This is a looooog boring excuse of a drunk making excuses for why he is a drunk. He blames and judges everyone instead of taking responsibility for being a booooooring drunk. A giant waste of my time. Save yourself and turn it off now. Don't wait for a point, there isn't one.

@holaesada901

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the heads up

@debracarrabba1656

11 ай бұрын

@@holaesada901 It's a movie about forgiveness.