Redeemed

Ted McGinley does a most convincing job in the lead role as Paul. The overall plot is good and the storyline is pretty much believable. I heartily agree, however, with another reviewer that the role of Paul's wife Beth was totally miscast. Neither Teri Copley's performance nor her persona was convincing or realistic. When one is fervently seeking God's face through prayer regarding a heart-wrenching issue, it is more likely to be on one's knees with head bowed, face in hands, rather than looking up at the ceiling with a cherubic facial glow. Also, given her age, as well as Ted's, their kids should have been much older - at least teens. As to singer Karen Peck, acting is definitely not her strong suit. Her role as Beth's friend was mostly distracting and purely perfunctory. All in all, this film is one of the better movies I've seen of the faith-based genre.