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Vision
The vision for Last Ounce of Courage begins with Richard and Gina
Headrick and may be best summed up by Richard when he says, “The purpose of this
movie is to wake people up. “
Last Ounce of Courage started more than a year ago when one man’s vision
to remind Christians that Christmas is a “Holy Day” not just a holiday inspired
the Headricks to write a little story about Keeping Christ in Christmas to give
out as Christmas gifts. Fortunately for us, that small project inspired them to
become better informed about what was happening to our God-given liberties. They
were shocked to discover how many of our rights and privileges were in danger of
being taken from us and how many had already been taken from us.
They knew they wanted to make a difference but didn’t know what to do. So they
prayed and God answered. Two days later they had written the story that is
Last Ounce of Courage.
Richard and Gina wanted to make a movie that was more than just entertaining and
God has been with them every step of the way. Just as they set out learning
about their rights as Christians, their desire is for all of us to become better
informed on our rights as Christians. There is a lot of confusion right now as
to what we legally can and cannot do. We need to understand what rights we have
that we could be exercising today and what rights we are on the brink of losing
so that we can fight to keep them. They saw one person make a difference by
passing out t-shirts that read "Christmas is not just a holiday, it is a holy
day." They were then inspired to action. One person truly can make a difference,
and their prayer is for Christians to" get out there and do something for
Jesus." Because they have seen such a decline in the number of people decorating
for Christmas during the last fifteen years, they want to encourage everyone to
decorate for Christmas. Christmas is a time to take a stand, to let others know
that they can know Jesus and to celebrate His birth. |
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