“If you build it he will come” these are the words that Ray Kinsella kept hearing in his corn field. Ray took a leap of faith and decided to build a baseball field, all while cutting down half his farm. While his wife and daughter support his idea. While having to deal with criticism, from the town and other outsiders he continues to have blind faith. All while he thinks he called to please others it is really to make a mends with his father and his passing. In the end of the movie people finally start to have that “blind” faith and are able to see what Ray and his family have been seeing. “The Blindside” is about a Memphis family who takes in an African American boy named Michael. Quickly …show more content…
When present to the opportunity to attend a Christian private school little did he know what events were about to occur. Oher discernment was more of bringing awareness and showing if you try your hardest and believe that you can succeed you will. The goodness for is situation was he was able to present in situations that he never knew or thought he could achieve and he did, this was good for his life as well as the family that he affected the Tuohy’s’. As for the love aspect, his entire growth that he went through was centered on love. It just shows that if you give love and care for something it in the film, but was taken in by a Christian family, this story shows just how God really does work in mysterious ways. Oher not only was able to bring new life to himself but also the Tuohy family. Michael was able to have his life changed, and outside of the film he still continues to change lives, by helping out children who have similar situation. This brought life to him because he was able to achieve great success and still coming from …show more content…
Her entire process was centered on love, originally at first I don’t believe she thought she was going to get in this deep. At first she made comments like “If I scream call the insurance company” this at first made me a little confused, being the “good” Christian woman that she is, wouldn’t this be the last thing you should be saying? Through her experience had changed her from being that basic lady who lunches stereotype to more of caring, person who just doesn’t write a check once a month for charity. Not only was she truly presenting and cheering on Oher with a much more rich life, he was able to achieve such progress with the family in a way that brought them closer than ever. This involved God because she believed that God had sent him into her life, and she shows how he truly in all the films presented does work in mysterious