Thanks, Margarit. I am looking forward to hearing about the conversation you have with the other parents. I think this is a good decision. It will be a great time to discuss with other parents maybe the things that you are doing that works for you and maybe get some helpful tips on things you can try.
I was not able to watch this with my husband (which I am really looking forward to doing) because I screened it on my computer. We will have to see it when it comes out. We have tried several things but I think it comes down to being intentional and sticking to a plan.
Like I shared with the gentleman below. My kids watched some of it with me. When it started to get to issues I felt they were too young to address, I didn’t allow them to continue. They are a bit younger than your girls.
I am also looking forward to the materials that FamilyLife puts out from the movie. I think it will be great stuff. Thanks again for joining me here!

I don’t really know what you share with your teenage daughters. There is an issue with the daughter in the movie and she is 15. She is sneaking to see a college boy who mistreats her which prompts a disagreement with the Father. This is what stemmed the family to launch into change. I would say that is up to you to what extent you discuss these topics with your daughters. It could be a great time to discuss safe and appropriate behavior with boys. The value of your sweet daughters as young woman and what it means to really be loved by someone that loves Jesus first. Blessings to you and your family. I would love to hear about how this went!

Thanks for joining in the conversation, John. Yes, I would say this would be good for teenagers. The idea behind the movie is really making an intentional plan and goal for your family to dig into God’s Word. I think is is vital for parents to determine that this is important for their family. Parents really have to set this up as a president for their families if they want their kids on board. Think Joshua setting the president for his family to serve the Lord.
What I love about this movie is that is showed life in kind of a fast forward as such. Seeing the possibility of the end result of kids walking closely with God could really benefit families and teenagers. Sometimes seeing it in another family or from someone else’s perspective is also helpful. I think anything that is a great conversation starter with your kids is beneficial. This movie has helped our family have real conversations about studying God’s Word and we have younger kids who only saw the first half of the movie.
Thanks again. I would love to hear what you think of the movie.

That is great. It is playing nationwide today and Thursday. May 1st and May 3rd. And I am assuming it will be on DVD or a streaming network at some point.
Definitely worth the time, Crystal.