Executive Producer Encourages Audience to Heed Lessons of Faith in New Movie Run The Race

Run The Race executive producer Trey Brunson, says he hopes that people will watch his movie and learn some important lessons about faith and listening to God’s will. 

Brunson shared with Christian Headlines that Run The Race took 14 years to make, noting that there were “a lot of twists and turns along the way.”

He said, “It was a 14-year process in the making that at times tested my patience to the limits.”

But whenever he found himself getting frustrated, Brunson said, God “would show up.”

The Executive Producer noted his awe in “God’s faithfulness,” noting that “through every turn, he would show up and show himself faithful.” 

Among the challenges Brunson and the crew faced while creating this movie was securing Brunson’s long-time friend Tim Tebow for the film. 

Brunson can still remember bringing the film idea to the Heisman Trophy winner and watching him cry after reading the script and hearing the film’s concept. 

Tebow and his brother Robby were so taken by the story, the pair decided to become co-producers of the film. “Having Tim in the movie was a huge honor,” Brunson exclaimed.

While Tebow’s involvement in the film has incited a lot of excitement, Brunson is very clear that the real take away is God’s love and faithfulness. 

Brunson said he would like for people to leave the theater…