David Helling's Journey: From Crisis in Iraq to Biblical Filmmaking
But those hard things are to show- I mean we have to have confidence and know by faith that the lord is working those things for our good in romans right, working all things for good to those who love him, to those who are called according to his purpose, and really something that I've meditate on, and obviously and even prayerfully when I wrote in the script, but so much more as I've been walking through These Very Hard Years of my life doing the film.
Ever wondered how a personal crisis can lead to a life-changing mission? Director David Helling shares his transformative journey from the deserts of Iraq to the world of filmmaking in this episode of The Hope Report. Hosts Melissa Huray and Jason Perry sit down with David to discuss his latest film, 'His Only Son', which brings the story of Abraham to the big screen.
This isn't just any Bible story—it's one of the most debated passages, making David's perspective all the more fascinating. David opens up about his own path to faith, sparked by a profound experience in Iraq. He talks about how this pivotal moment ignited his passion to depict Biblical truths through film. As a former Atheist turned believer, David's insights offer a unique lens on faith and storytelling. The conversation doesn't shy away from tough topics.
Melissa and Jason delve into how David navigated personal struggles and found hope, shedding light on the resilience needed to overcome life's challenges. They also explore the delicate balance of staying true to scripture while making it accessible and engaging for modern audiences. Listeners will find themselves captivated by David's dedication to his craft and his unwavering faith. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the intersection of faith, art, and personal growth.
Whether you're a film buff, a believer, or someone searching for hope, David's story is sure to inspire and uplift.