#Warroom closet scene movie

Christian families, churches and godly morals are under attack and it is time that people plan to pray and use prayer as the weapon it was intended to be.Īlex expresses the message behind the film: “People have plans for everything in life: careers, finances, health. The release of this film could not have come at a better time – the world is rife with persecution, we are seeing evil spread throughout the nations and the crumbling of values. As filmmakers, we’re laying tracks before a moving train.”

“We asked God to order our steps and the ideas came.

#Warroom closet scene movie

“We didn’t wake up one day wanting to make a movie about a 75 year old woman’s prayer closet,” Stephen said. It was through the preproduction prayer on War Room, in 2013, that Stephen and Alex felt called to focus their next film on the power of prayer. Before an actor is cast or a scene is shot, a team of believers prays over every aspect. In each of the Kendricks’ four previous films: FlyWheel, Facing The Giants, Fireproof and Courageous, prayer preceded everything.

And we slowly begin to build and go into our own prayer closets.” This habit and commitment, the Kendricks say, is the secret to their films’ remarkable impact. “Growing up with a praying mom and dad, we saw the Lord at work. Prayer outshines anything! In the context of a vibrant relationship with God, whatever the problem or need, it can powerfully change our lives.” That rock-solid belief in prayer’s muscle and necessity is a foundation laid in film-makers and brothers, Alex and Stephen Kendrick’s earliest years.