King’s Faith

Brendan takes his Christian group to his old neighborhood, where he tells them his transformational story and how he intends to make a refuge to help troubled youth.

Themes: Drugs, Addiction, Anger, Transformation, Life Changing, Bible, Mission, Refuge, Vision

Brendan shares with Natalie the meaning of one of his tattoos.

Themes: Brokenness, Abandonment, Family, Restoration, Vulnerability, Regret, Relationships

Natalie reluctantly shares with Brendan how she feels deep regret and guilt for having an abortion.

Themes: Abortion, Secret, Pregnancy, Mistake, Regret, Emptiness, Guilt, Forgiveness, Vulnerability

Brendan asks his foster parent, Mike, if he should bring his friends back to the neighborhood where all his troubles started.

Themes: Risk, Choices, Counseling, Mentor, Helping, Advice

After the tragic death of her son, Vanessa expresses her hurt and rage at whatever God would allow this to happen.

Themes: Disbelief, Belief, Responsibility, Need, Abandonment, Grief, Questioning God, Despair, Providence

Brendan’s old gang pays him a visit requesting the whereabouts to some hidden drugs and cash.

Themes: Transformation, Past, Fresh Start, Gangs, Intimidation, Peer-Pressure

When Brendan avoids his old gang about their missing loot, they visit him at his school and make threats directed at Natalie.

Themes: Gangs, Threat, Bullying, Intimidation

The tension between Brendan’s haunting past and his new transformed life come to a head at the grave of a fallen gang member.

Themes: Gangs, Threat, Bullying, Intimidation, Confrontation, Past, Transformation, Hope, Faith

As Brendan sets out to deal with his old gang, Mike makes Brendan pause and give this issue over to God.

Themes: Wisdom, Counseling, Catch 22, Spiritual Warfare, Resolve, Steadfast, Faith, Choices, Rebuke