Parent Compass recently came out with this video that is a must see for any parent.
It is a chat with Cameron Arnett (the movie star who played the blind man in the movie Overcomer) and his wife BJ. Hear how he got out of torment: “It impacted me drastically. I turned from one man to next.”
The Arnetts also touch on their children, and how they told them of their mistakes, so they didn’t have to make them. This is in Cameron’s children’s book called A Good Man – A Child’s “I Coulda, Woulda, Shoulda!” The story is available at www.cameronarnett.com/store
Cameron tells, “I was 20 when I received Christ for the first time, but I went to a church that taught me how to get saved every Sunday, so it never really taught me how to live. So for five years, I was in torment, because I loved God, I had a conscious now, but I didn’t know how to live for God. So I still lived how I lived before, and I was dying on the inside for five years. At the end of those five years, I met Christ for the first time and got converted and all those things, and it changed me forever. It impacted me drastically. I turned from one man to next.”
Among playing the blind man in the recent Kendrick movie, “Overcomer”, Cameron is an award-winning actor in television, film and theater. He has appeared on about every major network; in NBC’s Miami Vice, Fox’s Star Trek, ABC’s Doogie Houser…. Cameron’s wife, BJ, also, is an actress, speaker and producer. Together they powerfully share the critical answer to their difficult lives before God, including divorce to now in all parts of “Coulda, Shoulda, Woulda to Can, Shall, Will.”
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