Would you risk everything for your faith, even if it meant facing failure? On today’s episode of The Greg Laurie Show, Pastor Greg sits down with acclaimed screenwriter and director Randall Wallace—the visionary behind iconic films like Braveheart, We Were Soldiers, and Heaven Is for Real—for an intimate conversation about faith, creativity, and the courage to stand firm when the world tells you to compromise.

From the emotional roots of Braveheart’s legendary story to the spiritual battles that shaped Randall’s creative journey, the two explore what it means to pursue calling over comfort in both film and life. You’ll hear firsthand how a simple trip to Scotland sparked the inspiration for Braveheart, and the little-known story behind the prayer that set Randall on the path to writing one of the most enduring screenplays of our time. Plus, don’t miss a preview of Randall’s next groundbreaking project: a long-awaited sequel to The Passion of the Christ, exploring the mystery and power of the resurrection.

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CHAPTERS:
00:00 Randall Wallace’s Braveheart Prayer and Life Philosophy
01:17 Discovering William Wallace and the Birth of Braveheart
05:36 Faith, Family, and Facing Failure in Hollywood
10:25 Braveheart’s Enduring Message and Personal Meaning
13:00 Braveheart as a Christ-like Figure
15:35 Embracing Uncertainty and the Creative Process
16:04 The Highest Calling: Finding Your Unique Purpose
21:06 Film as Art and a Vehicle for the Gospel
22:06 The Power of Authentic Storytelling
26:42 Writing the Resurrection: Sequel to The Passion
33:02 Living the Braveheart Life: Lessons and Live Show
38:08 The Importance of Physical Action in Spiritual Living
40:05 Every Reading, a New Perspective on Faith
40:22 Closing Reflections and Wallace’s Lasting Impact