As a Christian I instead have quite a low expectation when seeing a Christian themed movies like this one due to the production houses usually are under-budgeted due to Christian themes being not so popular. Those usually end up in a good story executed very poorly. But this movie surprisingly passed my expectations and went to secure a good image in my mind. Yes, the technical stuff are being poor as the coloration feels like a home video instead of a movie, and the sound also feels imbalanced most of the time. But the story is good. It gets predictable until it gets to its fortieth minute or so, but then the movie shows the consequences of the choices made, which is rarely shown even in Christian movies. Although the depiction of the realization of God's providence is really looking coincidental and forced to dramatize the movie, but its presentation really is sufficient in telling a solid story. The acting work overall isn't something I'd say good things for. But I respect the work done looking at the cast and crew taking multiple tasks and responsibilities for this movie.
