In this episode of Love Worth Finding, host Parker Ng sits down with former Petra frontman Bob Hartman and lead singer John Schlitt to talk about the new Christian film Beyond Belief. The conversation centers on what the movie reveals about being made new, the struggle to keep moving forward, and the idea that God has a purpose for each of us.

What Does the Film Say About Redemption?

Both guests point to the story’s focus on a man named Andy who feels “too dirty” to be loved. They discuss how the film echoes the biblical idea that anyone who is in Christ becomes a new creation, and how that message can resonate with people who doubt their worth.

How the Story Challenges Our View of Perseverance

The hosts bring up the film’s depiction of Andy’s long, uncertain journey and connect it to the biblical exhortation to run the race with endurance. They ask whether the movie helps listeners see that perseverance is not just about staying on track, but about trusting that God’s plan is unfolding even when the path is unclear.

Connecting the Movie to Everyday Life

Beyond the plot, the conversation turns to practical ways the film can be used in churches, small groups, or family gatherings. The guests suggest that the movie can spark discussions about hope, identity, and the reality of God’s purpose, encouraging listeners to reflect on how the story applies to their own lives.

For those curious to hear the full discussion and the deeper insights the guests share, the episode is available on the Love Worth Finding audio stream.