7 Must Watch Pure Flix Movies

…and in all the wrong places, I knew I had to see it.  I think most people can probably relate to that on some level or at some point on their journey in life.  Ultimately she learns the meaning of true beauty and where it comes from.  I really enjoyed this movie because we see her transformation on both the outside and the inside, where it matters.

After reading the summary, though, I wondered what this movie had to do with Proverbs 31.  And the opening scene did nothing to answer my question.  As the story unfolds, however, it turns out to be one of women overcoming their various circumstances through faith and with each other’s support.

This film does a beautiful job of telling her story and of keeping her memory alive.  And at the end, there is an invitation to learn how our love of Jesus can make an impact as hers did.

“Then Jesus said to His disciples, “If anyone wishes to follow Me [as My disciple], he must deny himself [set aside selfish interests], and take up his cross [expressing a willingness to endure whatever may come] and follow Me [believing in Me, conforming to My example in living and, if need be, suffering or perhaps dying because of faith in Me].” – Matthew‬ ‭16‬:‭24‬ ‭AMP‬‬

These movies have been eye-opening about some of the challenges of believers and have done a great job in helping me see that I am not alone in my afflictions.

I think my favorite of the series is God’s Not Dead 2 when a high school teacher ends up in a legal battle for simply answering a question about Jesus.  What I really liked about this film is that she is defended by an atheist and the possibility that it may lead to his own salvation.  All of the sequels do a brilliant job of exposing the enemy’s plots and schemes and that despite the trials and tribulations, we have the victory in Christ in the end.

Well that is the case with this movie.  At least it was for me.  Initially, I did not think that I would be interested in it. But when it kept showing up as a recommended film and I actually took the time to read the description, it intrigued me.  From the very start (and all the way to the very end!), I immediately understood why it came so highly recommended.  There is a surprise bonus at the end!  Truly inspirational.

And that’s exactly what you will see in Play the Flute.  What can I say, as a teacher, I enjoy seeing a good one as this youth pastor was when he took over an indifferent youth group. The transformation that takes place is uplifting, and we get to see that in a powerful way.

This movie is about four friends who come together to help other women in a very sweet way.  The banter kind of reminds me of the friendship of the women in Steel Magnolias.  They are all different but encourage and inspire the best in each other.  And they each lend their strengths to an even greater cause: saving a women’s shelter.