Review: crazy faith
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 7, 2013
Andrew, is invited to the small town of Grace to interview for the position of youth pastor. The church he's invited to is struck by lightning. He repairs the building, but none of the occupants realize he is the one for the position. A wedding rehearsal takes place, but the groom doesn't show. Andrew finds out that there was no position, but his persistence nets him the job of handyman for the church - no salary, but a place to sleep. Not only does he fix the church, but the daughters of the pastor's lives are affected by Andrew's crazy faith. It was fun to see the transformation of the church, and the revival that ensues.This is a good story. I could not give the story five stars - the principle of crazy faith was well presented, but I found some of the actions of Andrew and the pastor's daughters would not have been fitting. If a man applying for a job came on to the pastor's daughter that strongly in less than twenty-four hours, I would have red flags raised. Had the timeline been spread out for a longer period, it would have been more acceptable. Nothing inappropriate happened in the story, but the intensity of the passion stretched my credulity. Also, the amount of work done the first day by Andrew to begin restoring the church could not physically have been done. Still the message of love, forgiveness, and crazy faith was well presented.