Run the Race

2019 • 102 minutes

About this movie

From Executive Producers Tim Tebow and Robby Tebow, Run the Race tells the story of two desperate brothers willing to sacrifice today for a better tomorrow. Reeling from his mother's death and his father's abandonment, Zach (Tanner Stine) finds glory on the football field, working to earn a college scholarship and the brothers' ticket out of town. But when a devastating injury puts Zach—and his dreams—on the sidelines, his brother David (Evan Hofer) laces up his track cleats to salvage their future and point Zach toward hope.

Ratings and reviews

3 and a half out of 5. It is ok for a little while with not too much power. As it goes along later, it does inspire well and the faith is stronger. The filming is a little low and the movie may be a little too quiet and all over the place. It should be more powerful all together with really going deeper into the faith because we all need Jesus and he is our only hope. I still felt lifted up by the film later on and it spoke to me well. I pray people will come to Jesus through this film.

**Some spoilers ahead** I have mixed feelings about this movie because of the ending. Not only that, but the judgemental girlfriend rubbed me the wrong way. After Zack told her dad about his life and how he was wrestling with his faith, even her dad could compare with that and seemed to be willing to accept his honesty more than she was. I loved the brotherly bond, the humor, and how Zack finally found his faith and made peace with his dad, but...several other things just left me depressed.

This movie hits home for so many people, touching on the struggles we have in life and no matter how hard we try to make things happen Life seems to knock us back down. You may think what you are going through is the toughest thing anyone has had to face and others may not understand. But that's when you dig in or give up, it's your choice to throw in the towel or to fight the good fight.But what we can't do own our own we can do with God and the love of friends and family. He is always there by your side just waiting for you to take his hand and to ask for help. Just like the poem Foot Prints in the sand. See two sets of foot prints and you know God is with you, and when you only see one you think God is gone but that is when he is carrying when you are weak.