My Ripple Effect (2026)

A divorced dad (Dean Cain) stumbles into an abandoned church and meets a mysterious stranger (Kevin Sorbo) who challenges everything he believes about his own existence. Joined by his loyal best friend (Eddie McClintock), he sets out on a life-changing journey that uncovers how simple, everyday choices and ordinary people can echo through generations. This isn’t just a film about fictional characters—it’s a mirror held up to parents, students, pastors, and neighbors who quietly wonder if their small acts truly matter. It asks what happens when a single, obedient “yes” is offered to God. By the final frame, you won’t just ask, “What if?” You’ll ask, “What if God is using this very moment to transform my world?”