This is an excellent evangelistic film about a young man who comes back from the dead to show his friend the great love of Christ and truth about the cross. This film has one great scene in it which shows what Christ did with our sins when He died. Very visual! A good cast and production makes this movie one of the best. Featuring: Kevin Downes, David White Director: John Schmidt Producer: John Schmidt, Bill Muir Distributor: Creative Youth Resources Not many teens can relate to the death of a close friend or family member. When you're young it's easy to think you're invincible or that, at least, death is far away. But with what high-schooler Jason Reynolds (Kevin Downes, "The Moment After") has been going through, he is faced with the reality that nothing is permanent. His best friend Matt (played by David White of "Mercy Streets") dies one day after battling leukemia. But just before his death he leaves a cryptic note for Jason: "don't forget my Friend's love". The pieces of the puzzle fall together for Jason as he is taken on a strange journey. First he visits a place where each sin every person ever commits is recorded for use in the courtroom (tallied by computer and printed on dot-matrix printers, no less). In a courtroom he visits next the eternal fate of each person is decided upon: life with God in heaven or eternal separation? (Effectively dispelling the notion that good works are enough to get you to heaven.) This scene, and the scene following where Jesus is ...
Tags: The Crossing, Crossing, The Crossing Part 2, The Crossing 1994, John Schmidt
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