Courageous

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Tonight Bryan and I saw the new movie "Courageous." Our church bought an entire theater at the Palladium so that we could go as a church family to see this awesome movie. That placed was packed! 200 Green Street Baptist church members filled the theater.

The movie was outstanding. I laughed and cried. I felt like clapping and jumping out of my seat. Its truly a must-see! Today I am thankful for wholesome, Christian movies like "Courageous." I pray that this movie will touch the hearts of parents, especially fathers all over the United States and beyond.

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