     Film directed by Alex Kendrick and starring Kirk Cameron and Erin Bethea, this tells us about a marriage that goes into crisis to the point of being on the verge of divorce. Then something wonderful happens, the protagonist's father gives him a challenge he must fulfill for 40 days, and in that process he manages to learn and understand what love, faith and forgiveness means.
     This film invites us to reflect on all our relationships, whether couples, family and friends and even with our faith. It tells us that to love is an absolute surrender when for the right reasons you decide to do it and that it is not rosy, it is a road with many obstacles but it is worthwhile and that it never leaves to your life partner.
     You must learn to fail and know how to apologize.
     I remember that after seeing this movie was like receiving a universal slap, I apologize for many things to people who hurt, I reconcile with me, with my faith and my life; I also learned to forgive; Many times I let the problem cloud my path, many times it was my pride hurt, many times instead of giving thanks for what I had, looked only my pain and not the damage that could also cause. Love is to give your partner unconditionally children parents and all those people whom you decide to deliver. But remember that it is always and will be unconditional and willingly.
     I hope to encourage you to see and help them as it served me and a serves me.
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