Steps of Faith

This was a Very Enriched Wholesome Family Filled Movie!! M. Legend the Writer/Director brought Love to the screen in the way that God ordains the steps to be. I was highly entertained as my heart was moved by the Simple Love that was projected in this screen play. Charles Malik Whitfield who portrayed Marshall Lee is a Phenomenal and a complete gentleman who exhibits Hard Work, Charisma and Patience. Chrystee Pharis who portrayed Faith Harris was so Awesomely Beautiful and showed us that being Faithful with a little Patience eventually pays off. Irma P. Hall portrays the greatest Big Mama ever, she is a class act that just won't stop!! I look for more Family filled as well as wholesome religious films to cross my path and enlighten my life as this one has done. Not to mention that this took place in the Country, and as a Country girl I fell in Love with the whole story. May God continue to Bless you and your path M. Legend,as we look forward to more great movies that you are so blessedto bring our way. Sincerely, Kimberly Montgomery A.K.A. Kimalee Dawn

Its 2021 and I am just now watching this movie. I use to see this movie come across my firestick and say " that looks like a good movie" lol never clicking "watch now" to really see. Go figure. I did this for years (2or3) then as a turn of events happened in my life. I came across the movie again and for some reason I felt drawn to it. Needless to say I watched and have just fell in love with it not really because of the "love story" but the servant hearts and the need to follow GOD'S voice into the unknown to find a beautiful full circle of abundance that exhuberates the service of GOD. Don't want to spoil it for those who haven't watched but for me it spoke my current situation and gives me hope to trust GOD'S voice and answer HIS call, so I guess one can say I watched right at the perfect time. Awesome movie! Great job! Thanks!

One fine day while Pastor Ted Lange is having Sunday family dinner his daughter Chrystee Pharris announces that she's up and moving to a small Texas town to work on a ranch where autistic kids are brought out of their shells through contact with horses. One might think that the Deity might pick someone who knew ranching, horses, and kids. She's a wash in all departments. But Pharris says God himself spoke to her on the matter.

She's not accepted by owner Gail Cronauer, but the top hand Charles Malik Whitfield thinks she's worth giving a chance to. Pharris starts literally at the bottom mucking out stalls. She even gets used to the aroma she first complains about.

It's a Christian movie so Steps Of Faith will observe certain parameters. But it is entertaining.

I wouldn't be so dismissive about the Deity talking to folks. He may say things to some he wouldn't say to others. And of course it ain't always the Deity talking. The asylums are full of those people.

But not here.

What struck me was the relationships between each of the characters. I was in a movie called STEPPIN with the lead actress, too. This film comes on a lot but today I caught it because I needed to. Good work!

I am a cynical guy but I thoroughly enjoyed this film. Chrystee Pharris delivers a powerful performance as a young woman (Faith Houston) certain she's had an epiphany, a call to work at a horse farm in rural Texas which is dedicated to "hippo therapy" - helping challenged kids by introducing them to the love of horses. A lot of changes are in store for Faith, involving a whole strange gamut of experiences and emotions which are dramatic, funny and emotional, testing her confidence, courage and her faith. But it's all part of her transformation from cluelessness to wisdom. It's a simple, refreshing little movie filmed on location in various parts of Texas. The supporting cast is superb - with nice appearances by Ted Lange (Love Boat) and Tracey Ross (Passions). Kudos to all who pulled this independent project together and especially to Ms. Pharris in this her first star turn.