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Jesus Revolution on Netflix July 31!

On Monday, Netflix will be streaming Jesus Revolution! So many have already been touched by this film after watching it in theaters and on other streaming services.

Since its release, we’ve been hearing great things about the film.

I thought this was the best faith based produced films I’ve ever seen. For anyone looking to get a better picture of some of the history behind the Jesus Movement . . . I say run, don’t walk to go see this film. So tremendously encouraging and wonderful to see how God was at work then, and can be at work now. . . —Elise

The Jesus Revolution movie is so incredibly well done. The soundtrack, the actors, the acting, the cinematography and the 2 stories of love; one between a man and a woman and of course the greatest love story ever told. The release of this movie is so timely as it is both an inspiring and uplifting story . . . Having been a part of this movement in Canada back in the day I felt like I was reliving this all over again . . . I pray, as I know many others are, this movie will continue to speak to the hearts of many. —Lee-ann

A whole new audience is going to see this film now. Let’s all be praying that God uses it to touch lives.

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