DVD Review: Catching Faith 2

Catching Faith 2 is the sequel to Catching Faith (2015). It follows the same Taylor Family. Just when Alexa is starting her dream job, she finds out that her son, Beau, lost his professional football career because of an injury and her daughter, Ravyn, gets engaged. Alexa is excited about planning her daughter's wedding but discovering who her daughter's future mother-in-law is throws her a curve ball. In addition, Alexa feels overwhelmed by the responsibility of caring for her mother who has Alzheimer's disease. Alexa struggles with her own issue of pride, jealousy, desire to maintain control and image, and fear of missing out. Nothing is going the way she expected. She eventually learns that there are different seasons of life and that she cannot do everything by herself. She needs help from God and others. We all do. Beau struggles with finding his purpose. His high school football coach comes alongside him and helps him gain a right perspective. Life is filled with many obstacles and heartaches. We need to trust God, rely on Him/His strength, let go of the need to be in control, and be humble enough to ask for help from others when necessary. This encouraging film is about family, faith, friendship, leadership, reconciliation, trials, tragedy, and overcoming challenges. Check it out! Catching Faith 2 is now available on DVD, On Demand, and Digital HD. You can watch the trailer here.

~I received a free copy of this DVD via Edify Media, Inc. in exchange for my honest review. All opinions are my own.

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