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Message and the Messenger (2022)
Jessica Clark starts a business with no plan, no money, and no integrity. She is convinced that God will bless her business solely because she faithfully pays tithes and offerings to her church. Jessica, like other members of Abundant Life Cathedral, is experiencing hard times and have yet to receive the financial blessings so passionately promised by her pastor. After witnessing Jessica's dysfunction, delusion, and doctrinal detriment, successful businessman, Michael Juniors, offers to help. Although Jessica deems Michael to be a "demon from hell," he ironically proves to be her blessing and ultimately helps Jessica see God, life, love, and business in the perfect light.
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Jessica Clark starts a business with no plan, no money, and no integrity. She is convinced that God will bless her business solely because she faithfully pays tithes and offerings to her church. Jessica, like other members of Abundant Life Cathedral, is experiencing hard times and have yet to receive the financial blessings so passionately promised by her pastor. After witnessing Jessica's dysfunction, delusion, and doctrinal detriment, successful businessman, Michael Juniors, offers to help. Although Jessica deems Michael to be a "demon from hell," he ironically proves to be her blessing and ultimately helps Jessica see God, life, love, and business in the perfect light.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Leah Pride
In Theaters:12/25/2022
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Runtime:114 minutes
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Cast
Shelton Jolivette, Leah Pride
Director
Dominique Perry
Jessica Clark
Mariah Goodie
Liz Carter
Jaies Baptiste
Kelly Smith
Amelia Jeffries
Miriam Clark
Benny L Andrews Jr.
Michael Juniors
Shelton Jolivette
Pastor Taylor
Tabitha Myles
Tiffany Landry
Nathalie Martin
Mrs. Washington
John Pyles II
Jason Nelson
Caleb Dean
Bishop Ayers
Cody J. Dixon
Deacon Jones (as Cory Dixon II)
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