Crossroad [HD]

A Tapestry of Redemption and Second Chances
As someone who has personally experienced a rash of coincidences and synchronicities in recent days, I truly appreciated the beautiful tapestry that this film has woven as it exemplifies all of our connections through God and the Universe. The encounters in this film are not by chance and each of the participants walks away changed and more connected to themselves, to others, to faith, God and the universe. Understanding, forgiveness, second changes and ultimately redemption are what allow the characters in Crossroad to move on from what is holding each of them back. A touching gem of a film.

Amazingly Touching and Inspiring
Crossroad is an amazing journey of one man's path to forgiveness and redemption. This is the first movie I have ever seen that was a Christian Thriller. I appreciated the fact that it was appropriate for my children to see as well as adults.

I would recommend this to anyone who is looking for an uplifting drama that will leave you a better person for having watched it.

An Excellent Story... I Loved It!
I loved this movie! I wish that I could write in-depth about how each of the characters' roles specifically relates to my own life, but I don't want to spoil the plot for those who haven't seen it.

However, I will say this much...

In my own life, I've experienced the emotions of wanting to leap from a bridge, only to transform that emotion into a fearless desire to defend others. I've known the years of feeling absolutely happy and secure with family members, only have them ripped away, and then wanting to seek revenge on the entire world around me. I know the stress and despair that individuals and couples feel when money is low, and I also know the roller-coaster of emotion caused by infidelity. In the end, I've come to realize that everything I've experienced in my own life, good or bad, has been for a beautiful purpose far too great for my initial understanding. If not for knowing such extreme highs and lows in my life, I wouldn't be in a position to educate,...

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