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It's a beautiful day today. The sky is mostly clear, the sun is shining, and it's a brisk 55 degrees. The best part of today is that we left the office and drove up to the mountains for a friend's baptism…in the river!
We climbed down the riverbank, over some rocks, and perched right next to the water. It was freezing, but what a wonderful way to celebrate her commitment to Christ. She told us, "Today I'm dying and I'm coming to life in Jesus."
What I admire about my friend is that she's all in. She doesn't do anything halfway. So she and her pastor donned their wetsuits, got into the frigid water, and went under. Seconds later, she came up a new person.
We could have stayed in the office and kept working, but how much better to get out in God's beautiful creation and rejoice together. It's an amazing privilege to celebrate moments like that with friends, and it's what makes life exciting.
From the screening room,
Angela Walker
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by Angela Walker
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A highly entertaining movie with a powerful message of hope and peace. Audiences of all ages will enjoy this film.
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Theatrical Release: 4/19/2002
Video Release:
10/22/2002
Synopsis:
A stranger comes to a town and starts helping people rebuild a church. He helps them any way he can and in ways that they need most. He even heals a blind woman so she may see. Although he attracts many people as friends, a lone Catholic Priest fights to have the Catholic Church denounce this man and all he has done. Who is this man really, and how can he do these miraculous things?
Dove Worldview:
I read Joshua, the first book of the multi-million-selling novel series, just prior to seeing this film. This movie is somewhat difficult to review, since I don’t want to spoil the story line before you have the chance to enjoy this enchanting film under the direction of Jon Purdy. The all-star cast of Tony Goldman, F. Murray Abraham, Kurt Fuller, Stacy Edwards and Giancarlo Giannini do an outstanding job interpreting the characters penned by priest-turned-novelist, Fr. Joseph F. Girzone.
Sex: Maggie is having car trouble and Joshua walks up introducing himself. Just after he says “You never know what will make you want to stick around,” her skin-tight top suddenly reveals impressions of her chest. It’s not cold weather? Maggie is shown in the same way again later in the film.
Language: Suck-2, as in, "I am bad at something."
Violence: None
Drugs: None
Nudity: None
Other: None
A highly entertaining movie with a powerful message of hope and peace. Audiences of all ages will enjoy this film.
Based on the best-selling novel by Joseph Girzone that touched the lives of millions, Joshua is an inspirational story about a stranger whose mysterious "supernatural" powers inspire a small town.
When Joshua moves to the outskirts of Auburn, he awakens the curiosity of the sleepy town. The locals aren't quite sure what to make of him. They don't know who he is or where he came from, but no one can shake the feeling that they've known him for years. Know n only by his first name, his wisdom and compassion place him at the center of the town's attention.
This attention intensifies as Joshua shatters prejudice and misconception, and even seems to perform miracles. Despite his benevolence and selfless work in the community, some remain suspicious. There are those who fear that no one in today's world would do something for nothing. Just what exactly is Joshua up to? In the end, it is the answer to that question which is nearly extraordinary as the discovery of that same transforming power in each of their own hearts.
2003 Crown Award Winner for Best Evangelistic Film (Silver)
2003 Crown Award Winner for Best Drama Over $250,000 (Silver)
2003 Crown Award Winner for Best Picture (Gold)
Original Release 2002
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A highly entertaining movie with a powerful message of hope and peace. Audiences of all ages will enjoy this film.
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