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Film Review: Southern Gospel Plus $10 Amazon Giftcard Giveaway

Southern Gospel is a powerful movie inspired by actual events, now playing in theaters. It is based on the true story of Samuel and Julie Allen, who founded Dream Church in Florida in 1986. The film starts with a young Samuel in a strict Sunday School class and his father, Joe Allen, the church's pastor in Alabama in 1964, who does not always follow the church's man-made rules. After a teenage Samuel gets unjustly blamed for a tragedy, he walks away from Christianity, joins a secular rock-and roll band, and lives the prodigal son's wasteful lifestyle of worldly pleasures. When he hits rock bottom, God's grace is there to pick him up and turn his life around. Samuel becomes a pastor just like his father, but not without opposition and challenges. He is determined to follow his dream about telling others how they can find hope and forgiveness in the gospel of Jesus Christ.

Southern Gospel contrasts God's immeasurable love and inexhaustible grace with legalism and hypocrisy. It's rough, raw, and inspiring faith-based film about redemption, brokenness, second chances, and forgiveness. This film really touched me; I was sobbing, feeling overwhelmed by God's amazing love, grace, and mercy. I was impressed with the cast's performance (starring Max Ehrich, Katelyn Nacon, Emma Myers, Gary Weeks, and J. Alphonse Nicholson), the script, and the cinematography. I also enjoyed the music. I encourage you to go get tickets to Southern Gospel today and embrace the incredible beauty of the gospel. Bring tissues.

Southern Gospel is rated PG-13 for mature thematic content, drug use, some violence, suicide, and language.  

Love this quote from the movie, "A person may not touch a bottle of whiskey, yet they walk around drunk on their own pride."

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~Many thanks to BMG for providing a sample of the product for this review. Opinions are 100% my own.




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  1. Mami2jcnMarch 12, 2023 at 7:51 AM

    I love the 2014 movie "Unbroken". Thank you. ~Mary F mami2jcn at gmail dot com

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  2. AnonymousMarch 19, 2023 at 2:31 PM

    I love the Kendrick Brothers movies including Facing the Giants!! -Alyssa, alyssamersino@gmail.com

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