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'SHOW ME THE FATHER' Makes History With Rare A+ CinemaScore

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Wen Xin, Staff, Bartley Christian Church

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Wen Xin, Staff, Bartley Christian Church

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What moved me about SHOW ME THE FATHER is the precise will of God and how He orchestrates things such that His Will be done. It may be through ups and down, but eventually, His Will comes through -- and through that comes His blessing.

Throughout the movie, I saw how the blessing of God was first given to the fathers and then transferred down to their sons and generations after. It reminded me how God desires to bless His people and that this blessing wasn't meant to be kept. Instead, it is intended to be given to the next generation and those around us.

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Jason Wong, Founder, Dads for Life, Yellow Ribbon Project, One For Jesus

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Jason Wong, Founder, Dads for Life, Yellow Ribbon Project, One For Jesus

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There are just too many people, including Christians, who live their lives carrying an orphan heart with them. I was deeply impacted when I watched this film. I believe it will help many Christians and pre-believers to know their true identity when they know who their Creator Father is. Be warned—get ready tissue paper.

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For me, it was a reminder that our God is not just The Almighty, El Shaddai, Yahweh or Elohim but our Abba, and he wants to be involved in our lives. With Him, there are no accidents—where we are, all that we've gone through, who we are—to quote from the movie, "God can take a mess and make a miracle out of it."

I think back to my own life, how it may have started messy, but God has done His miracle in my life. So that was a great reminder, and the powerful stories drew me closer to Him. I watched it twice, still teared and am so thankful for what God has done for me through this movie.

After watching SHOW ME THE FATHER, I pray that every one of us will be able to experience Him for ourselves and eventually become a father to the fatherless. Many out there have not had a good father experience, so the word father is a difficult word.

But we can always come alongside those who've had those experiences, journey with them and help them experience what "father" is all about by pointing them to God our Father. That is my prayer for those who have seen SHOW ME THE FATHER.

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Nathan Hayes is topping up fuel at a petrol station. When he takes a few steps away from his truck, a man sneaks into the driver's seat and speeds off. Nathan gives chase and, after almost losing his truck and his life, he manages to reclaim his vehicle, but the criminal gets away.

An injured Nathan crawls back to his truck. While passersby tend to him and tell him not to worry, he strains forward to open the back door.

He breathes a sigh of relief on seeing that his baby boy, strapped in a child seat, is fine, even though he is wailing his lungs out.

The fright of a near kidnapping, a scene from movie Courageous Legacy (opening Sept 24), is a nightmare scenario for any parent.

Courageous Legacy (releasing Sept 24) and Show Me the Father (released Sept 10) are two movies on the impact of earthly fathers on their children and how this special relationship shapes the children's perception of their heavenly Father.

Both are written, produced and directed by the Kendrick Brothers, who are behind heart-tugging Christian hits such as Facing the Giant, War Room and Overcomer.

Both movies are being released in Singapore in September, on the same dates as their US release.

Unlike the story of Courageous Legacy, Show Me the Father is a documentary - a first from the Kendrick Brothers. In it, eight well-known American men share personal details about their relationship with their earthly fathers (or lack of, in some cases). The effect of the relationship on their lives is lingering.

Despite the vast difference in style and tone in their cinematic execution, both films have reach-for-the-tissue and laugh-out-loud moments.

Kendrick Brothers productions serve as their outreach via cinema screens around the world to share God's truth and love. Their prayerful blend of engaging stories with biblical truths inspire viewers to strengthen their own family bonds and personal relationships. Their movies are known to be talking points among believers of the Christian faith and their pre-believing friends and families.

In Singapore, both movies are being shown at Eagle Wings Cinematics and are distributed by Salt Media & Entertainment (no relation to our own Salt&Light platform).

Show Me the Father

Warning: Get ready the tissue.

So said Jason Wong, founder of Dads for Life.

He added: "There are just too many people, including Christians, who live their lives carrying the orphan heart around with them. I was deeply impacted when I watched this film. I believe it will help many Christians as well as pre-believers to know their true identity when they know who their Creator Father is."

Eight men in America share the profound influence of their earthly fathers during their growing years, in this one-and-a-half hour documentary which feels more like a feature movie. Their accounts unfold with re-enacted scenes from the past.

They include two of the three Kendrick brothers themselves - Stephen and Alex - and their father Larry, who suffers from multiple sclerosis and needs to use a wheelchair. Also featured are Jim Daly (President of Focus on the Family), and Sherman Smith (former National Football League coach, who made a difference in the lives of his players just as his father did in his).

Some fathers shaped their sons' missions in life. Others failed to be the protector their children were desperately seeking.

Between them, they speak of their biological, spiritual, adoptive and foster dads.

Some fathers directly shaped their sons' mission in life. Others failed to be the provider, protector, leader or teacher that their children were desperately seeking in their growing up years.

While the context is set against the backdrop of American society, the universal issues of love, acceptance, rejection, hurt and the role of fathers in the lives of their children come through clearly.

Through the narratives, the audience sees how our earthly father affects us in ways deeper than we know, or ever want to admit, in shaping our world views, character and self-esteem. The relationship goes on to affect the next generation in their work, the way they relate to their spouses and children and, ultimately, their own relationship with God.

The documentary also challenges viewers not be locked in by our perception of who God the Father is, based on personal experiences with their earthly fathers.

Spoiler alert: There is a twist in the unfolding of the men's stories that drives home the key message of the redemptive power of God's love.

Vernon Tan, a church leader from Cornerstone, said he cried "from start to finish" while watching the film.

"The theme of fatherlessness and subsequent discovery of the perfect Father in Him, deeply resonated with me," said Vernon. "Deep down, we all crave love and approval from our earthly fathers. Some of us get it, most of us don't.

"Thankfully, we have a perfect Father in heaven who more than fills the gap. For those of us who are fathers, this is a timely reminder to do more, as we benchmark ourselves to Him and not just our earthly fathers."

Caris Ng, 21, a student at Singapore Institute of Technology, watched the film with a pre-believing friend "to get her perspective on it".

"Even she felt the movie was great!" Caris said. "It was very moving to see how God works in people's lives, and how it makes a documentary so possibly dramatic, yet real and impactful. I can't stop telling my friends about these stories that I've watched."

Courageous Legacy

The story in Courageous Legacy centres around four law enforcement officers - Nathan, Adam, David and Shane - in Albany, a small American town in Georgia.

As officers, they are confident and focused, and consistently give their best on the job. But, as fathers in their own homes, "good enough" is all they can muster.

When tragedy strikes one of the men's families, it prompts the others to reassess their roles as fathers and re-evaluate how they have prioritised their families. It also kickstarts their individual journeys in dealing with the Goliath in their lives, taking up the mantle and responsibility of being fathers to their own children.

The four officers find comfort and support with each other.

They also befriend Javier, the "Snake King", a Spanish immigrant who struggles to provide for his family.

Javier is being tested by his superior who is looking for someone to succeed him. It turns out that the Snake King - who seems to be the least qualified and polished of the five men - has a thing or two to teach the macho and established officers about trust, honesty and courage.

Courageous Legacy is actually a remastered version of an original blockbuster released 10 years ago to phenomenal success, beating out all three Hollywood movies which opened on the same weekend then, grossing over 16 times its budget.

Celebrating 10 years of impact on families and fathers, this updated version of the film includes new scenes and an enhanced look and sound.

The current movie provides closure to the lives of the five men - some issues of which were not addressed at the end of the original movie. This new ending is set 10 years after the original movie.

The movie also includes 15 minutes of new scenes, new special effects and an upscaled resolution.

Show Me The Father (now showing) and Courageous Legacy (releasing Sept 24) are being screened at Eagle Wings Cinematics. You can buy tickets here. For group bookings, contact Salt Media & Entertainment.

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New movies, Show Me the Father and Courageous Legacy , reveal the poignant relationship between fathers and their children

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Nathan Hayes is topping up fuel at a petrol station. When he takes a few steps away from his truck, a man sneaks into the driver's seat and speeds off. Nathan gives chase and, after almost losing his truck and his life, he manages to reclaim his vehicle, but the criminal gets away.

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It was amazing to see the love of God our Father through the five different father stories, which were miraculous in their ways and showed different sides and layers to who a father is, both good and bad. But, ultimately, what moved me most is that despite our different stories or circumstances, we are invited to look to God as the perfect Father who sets His heart on us.

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Ivan Liew, Coordinator, Man of Impact, Cru Singapore

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Ivan Liew, Coordinator, Man of Impact, Cru Singapore

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Thankful for how this cinematic documentary portrays God's love and encourages one to experience His love for themselves. God is the miracle He does in our lives through the unique circumstances we may not have intended, but He brings about for good. SHOW ME THE FATHER is a powerful film of God's goodness and a wonderful reminder of how He watches over us.

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Nathanael Lim, Cornerstone Community Church

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Nathanael Lim, Cornerstone Community Church

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Wow, there were just so many things to take away. One of the things that impacted me was the father's blessing. It's something we don't verbalise, but it's something so essential to receive for more incredible blessings in the family, and it's something men also desire—that affirmation from their father. It was great to come down with our cell groups today; we have three different groups, and I hope that we all continue to claim the identity of who we are by knowing the Father and to grow and live out our identity because many of us are just lost. We do not know what we do because we don't know who God our Father is.

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Seeing how God can take brokenness and make it into something very beautiful was really inspiring. I liked that SHOW ME THE FATHER had many very real scenarios, very real evidence of God moving, and only he can do these things. The film was very encouraging, especially for those who may have felt alone or lacked a father figure. Bringing our cell groups here, I hope that every one of us were caught by the true heart of our Father.

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What impacted me most was the theme of restoration in SHOW ME THE FATHER. We often think we have made a mistake, and that's it. But there is hope in the Lord, and in many ways, He turns things around in ways I would never have envisioned. It was amazing to see the surprising twist in one father's story. And what impressed me was the message that what happens first is restoring our relationship with God our Father before it leads to restoring our earthly relationship with our fathers.

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SHOW ME THE FATHER helped me relate more to my dad and to God as my Heavenly Father

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It was mind-blowing that these father stories were real and took place. I was very inspired by how God's love is evident in the lives of these people in the film. I was very encouraged because SHOW ME THE FATHER showed that there is no coincidence how God's glory can be revealed, even in our brokenness; to see how so many families are lacking the love of the father and how even through that, God can still restore us and give us the taste of His perfect love. What I took away most is not to lose hope that God works for the good of those who love Him. I pray that those who watch it will also experience who God is; patient, kind, loving, and God who wants to be that perfect Father for us.

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Deacon Tan Sin Cheng, Adam Road Presbyterian Church

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Deacon Tan Sin Cheng, Adam Road Presbyterian Church

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SHOW ME THE FATHER was very encouraging to me as a father. At the same time, as a Christian, it was a compelling message to remember who our Heavenly Father is and God's love for us. I brought my son to an earlier screening that I was invited to and after that, felt the desire to run one screening to get the message out there, to encourage more fathers and young men, and to let them bring along friends who do not know Jesus, to come and hear about the love of the Father.

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We had a wonderful time at a private screening of SHOW ME THE FATHER for my Young Adults congregation. Praise God for the engagement from them; there were both laughter and tears throughout.

The Holy Spirit was ministering through the movie, revealing and healing those with father wounds and an orphan spirit. At the end of the show, it was my privilege and joy to invite them, as a representation of the Father, to right any wrong perceptions and ideas we may have of our Heavenly Father and our identity as His sons and daughters.

Many came forward with thanksgiving and testimonies about how the movie spoke to them. SHOW ME THE FATHER is highly encouraged viewing for every child of God.

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Vincent Tan, Lay Leader, Faith Community Baptist Church

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Vincent Tan, Lay Leader, Faith Community Baptist Church

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SHOW ME THE FATHER had a multi-layered impact on me on several fronts. First, as a father, I was inspired by the role and importance of a Godly father. It was also a personal healing experience for me, coming from a somewhat imperfect, sometimes dysfunctional family, which has left some parental wounds.

My heart in bringing my young people to watch the film today was the desire to help them understand God the Father in a different light. SHOW ME THE FATHER portrayed through its different father storie, that we see God through many filters. These filters distort and portray broken images of who God is to us.

I was moved seeing God at work through this film, revealing a clearer picture of who He is and the assurance of our identity as His children. My prayer for my young people is that as they become parents themselves—that they be that Godly father or mother to their own children in the years to come.

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Vernon Tan, Active Dad, Cornerstone Community Church

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Vernon Tan, Active Dad, Cornerstone Community Church

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SHOW ME THE FATHER had me crying from start to finish. The theme of fatherlessness and the subsequent discovery of the perfect father in Him deeply resonated with me. Deep down, we all crave love and approval from our earthly fathers. Some of us get it, but most of us don’t. Thankfully, we have a perfect Father in Heaven who more than fills the gap. For those of us who are fathers, this is a timely reminder to do more as we benchmark ourselves to Him and not just our earthly fathers.

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Various aspects of the movie will resonate with many, especially when it connects what is earthly to what is heavenly.

For example, earthly adoption vs us being adopted by God the Father. Reconciliation between father and son vs us being reconciled to God. Fathers who may fail us and leave us vs our heavenly Father who will never fail us nor leave us.

I am so thankful for the movie in connecting people's hearts to our heavenly Father.

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Ps. Hazeil Minoza, Cornerstone Filipino Community Church

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Ps. Hazeil Minoza, Cornerstone Filipino Community Church

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While watching SHOW ME THE FATHER, I was reminded of the kindness of God and the Lord Jesus Christ reflecting the heart of the Father. I am thrilled to see the great years ahead, knowing that my life is secured in Him. Amen.

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Zhu Hou Ren, Actor / Film maker, ONE FOR JESUS  Event

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Zhu Hou Ren, Actor / Film maker, ONE FOR JESUS  Event

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I believe many, including myself, have been a father before. Many times, we have our own perspective on the role of a father. SHOW ME THE FATHER will reveal to each one of us that we have an even more important Father in Heaven, one who is above all fathers in every way because He is personally God, our Father. I hope all Christians will be able to watch this film and bring their families to see it. You will be moved no matter who or how your father is like.

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SHOW ME THE FATHER was fantastic. It was encouraging to know that the legacy of a good father can be passed on, even when we don't have the perfect father in our lives, and how we can carry that legacy by looking to Jesus, who reveals who God the Father is to us, and how we can show the love of the Father for the generations to come so that this beautiful legacy can continue. The different father stories were a powerful reminder of the importance of having a father in our lives, and even those without, not forgetting that to see Jesus is to see our Heavenly Father. SHOW ME THE FATHER is a beautiful movie to focus on God, our perfect Father.

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"This is the mirroring heart of our Abba Father," these were the words that tugged at my heartstrings as I watched the documentary and even as I left the cinema. SHOW ME THE FATHER is filmed with immense love from and of the Father. I encourage every child of God to watch it when you get the chance. God spoke to me through this documentary, and I believe He will continue to speak to many through this beautiful portrayal of His great love in this film.

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Bring SHOW ME THE FATHER  to your church! Contact hello@saltmedia.asia to host a screening.

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A film can often be a powerful tool for outreach and evangelical ministry, telling visual stories that would impact people's lives.

Here's a case study to share what can be realised and the impact SHOW ME THE FATHER has made.

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Dear Jenny,

We screened the film at church yesterday.

Praise and glory be to God that all were ministered, and two came to the Lord in faith and one was re-dedicated to the Lord.

We are very grateful to you and Kevin for your help for us all through the way. Thank you so much.

Yours sincerely,
Bernadette Fan

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Christopher Goh, G.I.F.T, Covenant Evangelical Free Church

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Christopher Goh, G.I.F.T, Covenant Evangelical Free Church

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Despite the chaos of life, God can still turn any misery or failure of an individual into something that can be used to glorify His name. SHOW ME THE FATHER is a powerful film for people from different walks of life, from mature Christians to young believers or even someone who does not know God well. Come with an open heart and see what God has to say to each of you individually.

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Shirlyn Tay, Bethesda Bedok-Tampines Church

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Shirlyn Tay, Bethesda Bedok-Tampines Church

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SHOW ME THE FATHER reminded me that for those of us who don't have Godly fathers in our lives, it only propels us closer to our Heavenly Father, who is the only perfect father and the father of every good gift.

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Jason Teo, HEAL Ministry, St. James Church

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Jason Teo, HEAL Ministry, St. James Church

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Though our earthly fathers love us, they may do so imperfectly. SHOW ME THE FATHER offered a different perspective of an earthly Godly father and a better picture of God the Heavenly Father, who loves us dearly.

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Vivien Lee, Church of St. Joseph Bukit Timah

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Vivien Lee, Church of St. Joseph Bukit Timah

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I loved the true father stories in SHOW ME THE FATHER. It reminded me of how God works in ways I may never understand. People use the word miracle, but I think it's just saying let God work, and He will provide.

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SHOW ME THE FATHER was so meaningful for me, seeing how God the Father can turn situations around in the lives of those who have had absent or abusive fathers. I felt God was in the film, and it was so worthwhile to watch and be reminded that He does work for the good of those who love Him.

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Sushil Kumar, City Missions Indian International Church

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Sushil Kumar, City Missions Indian International Church

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I lost my father as a boy, and SHOW ME THE FATHER pierced deep into my heart with its father stories that I resonated with and the situations they had to go through. I felt God speaking to me through the film, encouraging and energising me with His fatherly love.

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I watched SHOW ME THE FATHER twice, and this scene impacted me most, during the two times I watched it; fathers are the ones blessing their children and the ones that can speak the blessing into their children's identity. This blessing doesn't stop there but goes on to the next generation, leaving a legacy behind. Twice I watched SHOW ME THE FATHER, and both times this message inspired me.

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SHOW ME THE FATHER reminded me that God is very evident in our lives even if we don't notice Him. It is precious to know that although we don't have good fathers to start with, we can always start with where we are at. And with God being so present in the way He connects all the dots in our lives at any point, it is never too late to start if you're not a good father.

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Joserine Lim, Covenant Evangelical Free Church

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Joserine Lim, Covenant Evangelical Free Church

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What impacted me most in SHOW ME THE FATHER is that God can restore broken lives and bring hope to those without fathers. It was amazing how He can connect the dots in our lives.

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Sheena, Covenant Evangelical Free Church

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Sheena, Covenant Evangelical Free Church

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SHOW ME THE FATHER was an incredible shift in perspective of who God the Father is. What struck me was that we often relate to God more as 'God' than as 'Father', and to see the difference in the film felt powerful and rich and I hope life-changing for many people.

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SHOW ME THE FATHER touched me because it showed that I can see God through the lens of Jesus. So often, we are raised by imperfect fathers, and I am reminded that my lens may get tinted, but I can find a lot in scriptures to get a picture of the Father, and more perfectly through Jesus Christ.

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SHOW ME THE FATHER looked at what we've always taken for granted; the heart of the Father and our relationship with Him. The film just reinforced so much of it into a deeper perspective. It's a great movie I would recommend to anyone.

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I was very touched by SHOW ME THE FATHER because it somehow relates to my son, who grew up without his father. Hearing the fathers' stories gave me a glimpse of what he may be going through. My heart broke because I always worry about whether he has taken it hard, even though he has accepted Christ and even though I see him still taking care of his daughter very positively. Through the movie and through my friend who watched it with me that day, I received comfort as she reminded me of a quote from the film that God has a GPS, and He knows how to turn things around when we turn to Him. I pray that my son remains strong and steadfast in the Lord.

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One line that struck me in SHOW ME THE FATHER was that many of us might be Christians for many years, but we may not know our identity as His children. I was moved by SHOW ME THE FATHER. I felt through the movie and found much of understanding of how God loves me as a Father.

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Fathers play an oversized role in our lives. In fact, it’s impossible to truly understand the meaning of life and the truth of Christianity without understanding that the center of the whole story of reality is one of eternal love and glory between a Father and His only Son Jesus Christ. That’s why it’s no coincidence that each one of us has a story regarding our father, and it is often one of great joy or unfortunate pain. This resource will guide you through the various themes, elements, and important topics from the film. These questions will prompt personal reflection and discussion with your family and friends and provide application to help you better understand your own father story and see God as your perfect Father.

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The story on adoption really touched me in SHOW ME THE FATHER. It was a powerful reminder to always wait for God's perfect timing because, through that, I can see God's love. It also touched me because I could see the father's unconditional love, especially when He chose the adopted child in the story for her dad. It was such a moving reminder of God's unconditional love, His perfect timing, and how by being specially chosen by God, we are special that way.

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SHOW ME THE FATHER touched me with its description of God's love in the fathers' stories and how God used these people to share about His love. They impacted me, and seeing God's hand at work in their lives was amazing.

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I was inspired by how wonderful a father can be to a family, and even though fathers here on earth may not be perfect, God can make something beautiful through their imperfections. Ultimately, I was reminded of how it all boils down to how wonderful and perfect God is as our Father and that everything points to how much our Father loves us and is just waiting for us.

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Have you ever thought that blessings seem outdated? While blessings contain roots in ancient history, they still serve a very purposeful role in our world and even in your life. In biblical times, there was nothing more monumental than receiving a blessing from your father, so it’s worth taking a closer look at the Blessing. This resource is designed to help us all understand the power of a Blessing and how it can radically transform us. Whether you have or have not received or given a blessing before, there’s something here for you. When used together, the movie and this Discussion Guide can help you personally experience the power of a Blessing.

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Jian Hui, Faith Community Baptist Church

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Jian Hui, Faith Community Baptist Church

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SHOW ME THE FATHER gives hope that no matter what kind of relationship we have with our father, God can turn it around for His glory. The fathers' stories were all very relatable and touching.

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It blew my mind what Jesus was projecting to me about God the Father and the father I never knew I could be to my future children. Growing up without a father was very different. For the longest time in my life, I had rejected the idea of being able to be a good father to them. But SHOW ME THE FATHER revealed that all this time, when I gave my life to Jesus, He's been showing me the kind of father I could be to them, in the same way, God has been to me. By God being a Father to us all, it is His will that no child in this world should be fatherless, and this moved me the most in the film; this message that this is what God our Father is all about.

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Francis Tay, Church of Saints Peter & Paul

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Francis Tay, Church of Saints Peter & Paul

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The part on fathers blessing sons, fathers blessing fellow men, or men blessing fellow men impacted me the most. This practice, action or message seems to have been watered down over time or is no longer done, but it is what is much needed today. I was moved to see this in the film, which summarised the whole movie for me because that was what God had done for Jesus, and I believe every child, son or daughter, desires from their father.

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Yan Ning, SIT Student, Bethany Independent-Presbyterian Church

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Yan Ning, SIT Student, Bethany Independent-Presbyterian Church

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I loved SHOW ME THE FATHER because it reminded me of the love of God himself, and despite having challenges on earth or looking at the reflection of our earthly fathers, the reflection of God and the love of God will shine through.

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Caris Ng, SIT Student, True Way Presbyterian Church

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Caris Ng, SIT Student, True Way Presbyterian Church

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I watched SHOW ME THE FATHER with my non-Christian friend to get her perspective on it; even she felt the movie was great! It was very moving to see how God works in people's lives and how it makes a documentary so possibly dramatic yet real and impactful. I can't stop telling my friends about these stories I've watched. Another non-Christian friend eventually brought her father to see the film, and they watched it together - really, everyone has to see this!

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Show Me The Father | The Heart of the Movie