Tortured For Christ, DVD

This is a documentary of Christians in Romania who suffered at the hands of the Russians for their love of Christ. \\r\\n\\r\\nThis story follows Richard Wurmbrand, who spends (14 years in prison) and his family as they suffered dreadfully for believing in and sharing the love of God. \\r\\n\\r\\nThis movie was based on the book """"Tortured for Christ"""" which Richard wrote in 1967 (I have yet to read). \\r\\n\\r\\nThis movie documentary was done well, it is multilingual with English subtitles for the non-English speaking parts. I personally had a little bit of struggle in understanding some of the spoken English parts and found that there is no subtitles available for the English speaking parts. \\r\\n\\r\\nI recommend this movie as people are still suffering all around the world today for their belief in God. It helps us to remember that there are people who need our prayers help and evaluate where our focus and faith resides. \\r\\n\\r\\n

Tortured for Christ Dvd masterfully narrates the story of Richard Wurmbrand. It vividly depicts the pain, hostility, scars, pain and joy that Christians faced under communism in Romania. After seeing this movie, I expect that you would sit in a silent for a while, as I did. This movie will compel you to pray for those who the persecuted brothers and sisters in Christ. It would be unfair to expect that this movie will tell you the whole story. Instead, the movie does a great job in helping you dip your toes into Wurmbrand's story. Highly recommended!

A brutal film of realit for every Christian. Are we sincere for Christ, or sincerely believe we are? This movie is a true story of a couple surrounded by atheists that wanted to get rid of Christians - much like today. Their brave, fierce and determined response in the face of adversity will be ground shattering. Could we suffer like that for Christ today? I urge you to watch this movie though a word of caution, there are violent scenes of torture. Unlike worldly movies, this is victorious because of who they suffer for.