An elderly man gets serious injured in a car crash. His family pray for his recovery. There are flashbacks to his courtship. The girl has a father who doesn't want her to be with a military man and is super nasty to the man. After reaching the end the movie felt like a waste of time. They prayed for a miracle but he died anyway. And the Father in law was too opposing without good enough a reason. The young couple is quite cute. Makes Nicholas Sparks seem great by comparison.

Great story. Good acting. Surprised by the quality. Worth the time.

Based on a true story. Low bugdet? Um, it's a made-for-TV movie and two-thirds of it is set in the 60s. Bullying dad? Possibly, but real life for many who grew up in the 60s had this type of family dynamic. Christian undertones? Well, they visit with a military chaplin a few times - if you believe we should all coexist & celebrate each other's differences, then it shouldn't be a problem. Inconsistencies? Yes, some, but when have you seen a TV movie without any - never. Overall: good, heartfelt, love always prevails movie