We watched this in our staff meeting Monday. I needed to run to the restroom but could not get up until it was over. I really love the scene where he asks his mother to forgive him. Wait 'till you have a half-hour (and use the restroom first!) -- it's a little movie.
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Gary that was by farr the most awesome display not only of god's love but also his power to prevail over the most unlikely circumstances that I have ever seen or heard of in our time. I thank God that you are able to share this story .
Posted by: angela morris | Wednesday, March 14, 2007 at 09:40 PM