I went to a late showing of this movie. All I can say is that I was truly truly blessed!!! It has had very little advertising and that is unfortunate! It really proclaimed the gospel message loud and clear! And it was enjoyable and entertaining. There is even action that puts you on the edge of your seat!! It won't be around long because it does proclaim the truth. It's playing all across the country at major theaters. It really shows how God weaves us into His beautiful tapestry!😊

I think that movies like this coming out at this time along with the solar and lunar eclipses, comets are all God's way of warning and getting His word out to warn, to save, to protect those created in His image. He is not willing that any should perish but that all will come to repentance.

Thanks for sharing KGray,

If there was ever a time to pick up your cross and follow Jesus, the time is right now. We all need to walk in the footsteps of Jesus. Time and time again, I ask God, to make me more like Jesus, and less like me. Looks like a good movie, I found the trailer on youtube. God Bless, Valerie

Here is the trailer of the movie - below.

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Pure Flix founder and Do You Believe? producer David A.R. White shares the heart and ministry of the newest movie from the creators of God’s Not Dead. In theaters March 20, 2015.



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Confess With Your Mouth And Believe In Your Heart

Friday, September 7th, 2012 Salvation

Q. In Romans 10:9,10, I have come upon many different types of interpretation by pastors and commentaries. And I’m always in a debate with other Christian members when comes to this verse. I’ve always interpreted “confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus” as simply asking God with our (mouth or mind) to save us because we agree that Christ is God and he died for our sin and he rose again from the dead. Is this correct?


A. There are two important points in Romans 10:9, which says, “If you confess with your mouth, ‘Jesus is Lord,’ and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved.” The first is the Greek word translated confess. It means to acknowledge or agree. It’s a compound word whose roots mean to speak together, or to say the same thing. When we confess that Jesus is Lord, we’re agreeing that He is who the Bible shows Him to be, the one who came to die for our sins.

The second point is believing that God raised Him from the dead. After the resurrection Jesus ascended to the Father to sit at His right hand. Since Jesus took upon Himself all the sins of mankind, and since sinful man cannot exist in God’s presence, the fact that Jesus is with the Father is proof that the penalty for all the sins of mankind were paid at the cross. If even one of our sins remained unpaid Jesus would still be in the tomb and we would be without hope.

People ask, if Jesus died for everyone’s sins why isn’t everyone automatically saved? The answer lies in verse 10. “For it is with your heart that you believe and are justified, and it is with your mouth that you confess and are saved.”

The word “believe” means to be persuaded that something is true. We have to be persuaded in our heart that Jesus came to die for our sins and that the resurrection proves His death was sufficient to pay for our sins in order to be saved. It’s this belief that justifies us. (To be justified is to be made righteous in God’s sight.)

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