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| + | Anybody would simply give up at this point, but Grant Taylor decides to put his life in God's hands and give it one more big try. | ||
Revision as of 18:11, February 25, 2011
Facing the Giants is a Christian movie showing a high school football coach using faith and determination to overcome fear and failure.
- This inspirational drama combines faith and football in the tale of high school coach Grant Taylor (Alex Kendrick), who faces a losing team, a fading marriage and the possibility of being fired, but rises above failure to create a winning spirit on the field. While dangling at the end of his rope, Taylor puts his life in God's hands and, in doing so, finds a stronger purpose in this spiritual film from sibling writers Alex and Stephen Kendrick. NetFlix review
Plot
Players are deserting their football team because they're tired of losing. The coach's car is dying, his house is falling apart, and his wife can't get pregnant.
A bunch of men want to get him replaced.
Anybody would simply give up at this point, but Grant Taylor decides to put his life in God's hands and give it one more big try.