Nothing Is Impossible Review & Pure Flix Giveaway

I’m here to tell you about another great family movie! I was recently able to watch Nothing Is Impossible, the latest movie from Pure Flix, online.

Take a center-court seat to a journey of transformation as Scott Beck gets a second chance at life and love. Can he let go of past pains and open himself to God’s purpose? Or will new challenges keep him from the future he always hoped for?

Nothing Is Impossible

Nothing Is Impossible tells the story of Scott, who was a high-school basketball star with dreams of playing in the NBA. Fast forward 20 years and he’s a janitor at the high school where he once played.

Ryan, Scott’s high school girlfriend, is now in charge of her father’s professional basketball team, The Silver Knights. Financial woes leave her no option but to host open tryouts to attract media attention and bring new (and cheap) talent to the team.

Nick, Scott’s best friend, coaches the high school basketball team and has dreams of being a pastor. He tries to mentor his friend who is stuck in the past instead of looking toward the future.

Scott decides to attend the open tryouts for the Silver Knights and runs into Ryan at practice. Scott makes the second round of players in open tryouts and Ryan confronts him about why he’s pursuing this.

Ryan and Scott’s past is revealed and emotions run high and it gets tense. Scott knows the game really well and proves his ability in the second round of tryouts and takes on Coach Banks during practice. He really shows his determination while running sprints. He runs them 3 times to prove to the coach that he can do it in the time allotted. Instead of getting slower with each set, he gets faster!

As Scott and Ryan rekindle their romance, difficulties arise with the publicity they are getting.

Check out the Nothing Is Impossible trailer!

Nothing is Impossible Cast

David A.R. White, Scott Beck (“Love on the Rock,” “God’s Not Dead,” “Revelation Road”)

Nadia Bjorlin, Ryan Aikens (“Days of Our Lives”)

Harry Lennix, Coach Russell Banks (“The Blacklist,” “Justice League,” “Transformers,” “Batman v. Superman”)

Steven Bauer, Archie Touraine (“Love on the Rock,” “Better Call Saul”)

Robert Amaya, Nick Carter (“An Unlikely Angel,” “The Farmer and the Belle,” “God’s Compass,” “War Room,” “Mom’s Night Out”)

Mark Christopher Lawrence, Pastor Lawrence (“Family Camp”)

Stella Parton, Ruby (singer and songwriter, younger sister of Dolly Parton)

Leanne Crawford

Ethan White (“Me Again”)

Marcus Haislip (former NBA player)

Vincent De Paul, Coach Hamilton (“TESLA,” “Gods Not Dead: We the People,” “Love on the Rock,” “Madam Secretary”)

Check out this interview with star David A.R. White:

Nothing Is Impossible Review

Nothing Is Impossible is a great family movie! It does feature basketball, but it is not a “sports” movie. It’s about how to trust in God’s timing when it seems like none of our desires are being fulfilled in the way we hoped.
It teaches us that times of uncertainty are when we should lean into our faith and trust God has a plan for our lives.

Nothing Is Impossible is suitable for all ages. However, I don’t believe it will hold the interest of younger kids. There are slow parts to the movie, but over all, it’s a great movie!

I won’t give away the ending, but it’s a good one!

Watch Nothing Is Impossible on Pure Flix starting October 6th!

For more information about Nothing Is Impossible, visit the website.

Bonus Reading:

GOD HAS A PLAN: 3 LESSONS TO CLING TO WHEN CRISIS AND CHAOS STRIKE
7 BIBLE VERSES TO HELP YOU FIGHT FEAR AMID CHAOS

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Disclosure: Many thanks to Pure Flix for providing a sample of the product, an online screener, for this review. Opinions are 100% my own.