An adulterous couple's daughter was born with one arm, but her softball skills reveal God's true grace.
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Tyler Sansom
Director
Danner Brown
Katelyn Pavey
Daniel Roebuck
David Pavey
Vernon Wells
Doctor Wells
Cameron Arnett
Coach Cory Gardner
Mark Richt
Principal Richt
Raphael Ruggero
Young Eric
Sarah Cleveland
Mrs. Clark
Travis Hancock
Joshua
John French
Coach Marty
Rachel Han
Stephanie
Maeve McCloy
Sydney Pavey
Jeff Armstrong
Eric Pavey
Julie Luna
Joshua's wife
Michael Armstrong
Jeffers
India McCue
Rachel
Jason Sturgeon
Umpire
Eric Pavey
Corydon Coach
Amanda Verkamp
Salena Pavey
Evan Mitchum
Writer
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When my wife picked out this movie for us to watch, I wasn't overly excited. I just thought it was another "feel good" sports movie. I am a preacher and I was so moved by this film that I am writing a sermon based on the title and content. I am very familiar with the Christian university mentioned several times in the movie. This is a must see. Philippians 4:13 has been my favorite scripture all my life (67 years). It says, "I can do all this through him who gives me strength." (New International Version, ©1973, 1978, 1984, 2011 by Biblica, Inc.® Used by permission.) Those who continue to say "I can't," never will. Those who continually say, "I can," will.
This movie was a great movie. I was very shocked because it's really no well known actress in it. It has a great message and a great story. I think they put too much of like I understand that they needed because it's a Christian movie some God in it, but I think this movie I've seen other Christian movies. I think this one they kind of went a little overboard With God . I don't. I wish they focused Used in the beginning on how she learned to play softball was going on. You know them showing when she was young. She would like switch over the glove when she caught the ball all the training it would've taken her to be able to switch over and hold the glove still, but then throw the ball as fast and accurately, and then all the training it took to hit the ball with arm I wish they had like a conversation between everyone family about her getting a one of those fake that attaches to the shoulder and decided to do that that would've made the movie a little bit better especially since it was a short movie could've been another movie cause I mean the movie wasn't even hour and a half another 15 minutes and added those things into the right way.
Can confirm this is the truth. I too was born from adulterous parents and am now a.quadriplegic. Through gods grace I learnt to play the piano with my nose. Religulous films get a lot of grief but this one here is worthy of an award! Can confirm this is the truth. I too was born from adulterous parents and am now a.quadriplegic. Through gods grace I learnt to play the piano with my nose. Religulous films get a lot of grief but this one here is worthy of an award! Can confirm this is the truth. I too was born from adulterous parents and am now a.quadriplegic. Through gods grace I learnt to play the piano with my nose. Religulous films get a lot of grief but this one here is worthy of an award!
