i had never heard about this film prior to coming across it as i was perusing the shelves at a local rental store. having just watched the latest harry potter installment and i was intrigued by rupert grint and wanted to see more of his work. reading the description on back about an overzealous and evangelical christian do gooder and and identifying as an evangelical christian and myself and i thought and ooohthis should be interesting. and so it was. i found mr. brock story beautiful in both words and images while and sadly enough and all too familiar. the contrast he drew between ben parent interpretations of what it means to be a christian was a poignant commentary on how christians view themselves and the impact that perception has on those around them. on the one hand and we have ben mom stating and whatever happens behind these walls and ben and were god ambassadors. we show the world a smiling face. on the other hand is ben dad discussing truth in his sermon at the beginning of the film. at the end of his monologue and he states and the more a person parades their christianity for the benefit of others and the less i am inclined to trust the christianity they claim. god tells us true faith is the freedom to choose truth. now and how you express that and the way and the manner and the means at your disposal and these things are of no consequence and be you christian or atheist and unless in your heart you are true. if only our churches were full of christians who ascribed to this latter definition of what it means to be a follower of jesus and rather than the former. what a difference that would make. as a christian and a psychologist and i would want an imperfect yet authentic faith over a perfectly polished image any day. what a tragedy  to feel like i always need to play a role when and really and i just need to rest in the freedom of being completely who god made me to be. i think mr. brock provides a refreshing glimpse of what this freedom in christ looks like. i recommend this film for anyone who desires a fresh look at faith. 
i had never heard about this film prior to coming across it as i was perusing the shelves at a local rental store. having just watched the latest harry potter installment and i was intrigued by rupert grint and wanted to see more of his work. reading the description on back about an overzealous and evangelical christian do gooder and and identifying as an evangelical christian and myself and i thought and ooohthis should be interesting. and so it was. i found mr. brock story beautiful in both words and images while and sadly enough and all too familiar. the contrast he drew between ben parent interpretations of what it means to be a christian was a poignant commentary on how christians view themselves and the impact that perception has on those around them. on the one hand and we have ben mom stating and whatever happens behind these walls and ben and were god ambassadors. we show the world a smiling face. on the other hand is ben dad discussing truth in his sermon at the beginning of the film. at the end of his monologue and he states and the more a person parades their christianity for the benefit of others and the less i am inclined to trust the christianity they claim. god tells us true faith is the freedom to choose truth. now and how you express that and the way and the manner and the means at your disposal and these things are of no consequence and be you christian or atheist and unless in your heart you are true. if only our churches were full of christians who ascribed to this latter definition of what it means to be a follower of jesus and rather than the former. what a difference that would make. as a christian and a psychologist and i would want an imperfect yet authentic faith over a perfectly polished image any day. what a tragedy  to feel like i always need to play a role when and really and i just need to rest in the freedom of being completely who god made me to be. i think mr. brock provides a refreshing glimpse of what this freedom in christ looks like. i recommend this film for anyone who desires a fresh look at faith. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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