@@Emper0rH0rde True, but he deeply respected and admired Eric Liddell after his research and read the Bible from cover to cover. He was so moved by Eric Liddell's example that a few years later when he was dying of AIDS, he revisited inspirational sources about Eric Liddell which he had kept after Chariots of Fire.
Going back tonight to an AA meeting. I had quit drinking for 6 weeks. Then satan reminded me of something I did years ago, and the guilt crushed me. He won that night, and again last night. But now I know that I need to be much better prepared for his tricks so that he won't win again.
We actually have a chance now to stop being self absorbed, guilt manipulated and save our nations. Britain and Europe are in serious trouble now and look nothing like these great days of old. The peoples are busy being replaced in their own lands and are too self absorbed to do anything. Thousands of young girls have already been raped by grooming gangs from all over the world. Its time to rise up Christian soldiers. We have forgotten God in our schools governments and universities. We are too focused on self.
For liddell not to compete in the 100 mtrs on Sunday was the greatest sin of all he basically kicked god in the teeth his talent was god given not to compete was total insanity ie it was tvmhe biggest sin of all to waste such massive talent
I’m not a religious man by any means but there is no doubt that Eric Liddell was a genuinely good man who represents the absolute best parts of Christianity.
Too bad Ian Charleson died in 1990. I would love for him to see how people like us still hold this movie as one of the best and in our hearts. At least, I do.
Superb Ian Charleston; acting beyond words with an uncanny representation of Eric Liddell's unconventional, unique, God-inspired and ultimately supreme, running style
This is actually not the Christian message, because the Christian message is that in and of ourselves we can do nothing (John 15:5). We were born sinners and will die sinners, but there is forgiveness and grace in the Lord Jesus Christ and if we will but come to Him we will find life, and live everlasting.
Alex Jackson Well that’s the worst and saddest quote ever😂 God gave us gifts that we must use. He loves us and wants the best for us we just gotta be good people be the version of yourself. Thank god by respecting yourself telling yourself your worth it everyone is worth and deserves to be listened to and be given love. God made us and supports us for a reason he wants the best for us he wants us all to be a family who loves eachother and ourselves. Jesus washed the feet of his followers he showed that the relationship is two sided. God respects us no matter what that means something we might not respect him cause we’re human but he still loves us and sees us as someone special who can accomplish so much in the world he created. We are meant to spread joy and we get something from that we get a choice too.
@@doctor1alexI think you misunderstood what he said. He says the power comes within, then he says the Kingdom of God is in us (aka Holy Spirit). Therefore, that power that he says is within us is really from God.
We can only finish our race because Jesus promises that every one of His sheep will "make it." We remain trusting in Christ Jesus, through His gifts, delivered via His physical delivery systems (bread, wine, water, and the Word), via God the Holy Spirit. This is why you should go back to church, preferably a sacramental one: to receive His trust-strengthening gifts; where you can actually taste His forgiveness promissed to those who confess and forsake their sins; where you can be washed in water mixed with the Word; where you hear God's Words in songs, in readings, and in orthodox, Christian preaching and teaching. The Germans use the term "Gottesdienst", meaning God's divine service to us, and not just us praising and worshipping Him. Great movie, except for the fact that they barely mention "Christ" or "Jesus", and it never mentions that Jesus (the Christ) suffered and died as payment for everyone's sins, and then physically rose again, after being buried in a sealed and guarded tomb for three days, proving He can defeat anyone's death, including His own. A very religious, pro-Christian movie, about a very devout and talented servant of God, but practically Christ-less and totally Gospel-less, however. Feeling either sad that you can't do "Christianity", or mad, that you got duped into trying? Watch this; it will explain why: 1517.org/1517blog/rodrosenbladt/the-gospel-for-those-broken-by-the-church
Christless and Gospeless? Considering that it's not a Christian movie to begin with - unlike the desperate "God's Not Dead" series - the scenes with Liddell are remarkable. There is a clear message in favor of Christianity - sorry if it wasn't the overused and overrated John 3:16! (We see/hear it so much, it's almost meaningless.) The scene where Scholtz hands Liddell the message about "He who honors Me, I shall honor" - and then Liddell turns around and kills in a race he wasn't expected to win - with the voiceover about from where the power comes? Stunning!
@@AegisNova No word of God is overrated or meaningless, unless it is so only in our mind. The spirit rejoices at every word of God, because they are precious and life giving. It is our mind which develops jadedness and cynicism, but the spirit made alive by God cannot. If you are born again, can you refuse the words which bring life? No!
we have two statementnesses to make bout the video this first we once worked at a forensic mental health program and whilst we did so we played the film this iust for thethem to hear the name of the lord second and it wast the scene this that taught me the compromise is evil
She wasn't. She was actually frustrated with how she was portrayed, although she accepted it and helped as a consultant with the film. The real Jenny actually supported Eric's running, and she was in China when he was in the Olympics so I don't even think she knew he was competing.
hope you all commenters are good people and by saying that i mean you all are doing some active help to others in real need and not just words and good wishes. hope your view of christianty is not askew by your own selfishness and discrimination againts others.
Hugh Hudson Ian Charleson Ben Cross and Ian Holm. Rest In Peace. All thought of yesterday. I heard Kenneth Branagh and Ruby Wax both in this movie. Alice Krige? Nigel Havers - hei Nigel - I go weak. RIP also Nigel Davenport Patrick Magee aka as né McGee, Lindsay Anderson British film director Lindsay Anderson every time a white bust goes niggardly pass - no offence.
Compromises are the language of the .............. get up and finish the race .......... allegedly made me fast but can I start Eton again? I will do jankers all you want. Done so my whole life. Testament of My Youth. One has to make awful, jokes. Joe Scarborough et al has detailed so often all we have all been required to swallow (sic) ad I have no idea why.
@@dutchmann7410 Dutchman, do you know how Ben Cross died? I loved him in this film and wondered how he went at such an early age (I mean 60s looks young to me, dude)
Does nobody find any fault with the complacently uncritical view of Scottish Presbyterianism which seems to be one of the hallmarks of this movie? i am sure many subscribers could if they tried but there seems to be a conspiracy of seeing things as they would like to be instead..
Grandad went to watch Eric run in edinburgh.he said you could hear the swish of the wind as he went past.
Ian Charleson created one of the best Christian performances of all time - he certainly inspired me.
The crazy thing is, he wasn't even a Christian
@@Emper0rH0rde True, but he deeply respected and admired Eric Liddell after his research and read the Bible from cover to cover. He was so moved by Eric Liddell's example that a few years later when he was dying of AIDS, he revisited inspirational sources about Eric Liddell which he had kept after Chariots of Fire.
@@theresamahfouz790 That is fascinating.
@@theresamahfouz790 And of course, it's entirely possible, if not likely, that he gave himself to Christ before he passed.
Ian Charleson wrote this beautiful speech independently. The rain fall did stop literally as soon as he finished speaking.
That's right! I had forgotten. At one point he looks down at his hat where he had the speech to read it. He wrote it in a taxi on the way to film it.
Divine inspiration.
This scene will always remind me of my Dad. He loved this movie... the race and faith speech breaks me up everytime.
Every single time. 👍✝️🙏
Reminds me of my Dad too - he ran a STRAIGHT race.
Me too.
Going back tonight to an AA meeting. I had quit drinking for 6 weeks. Then satan reminded me of something I did years ago, and the guilt crushed me. He won that night, and again last night. But now I know that I need to be much better prepared for his tricks so that he won't win again.
Patty: Ephesians 3:20-21!!!
It is inevitable that in this Fallen World, Satan will win a few battles. However, through faith in Jesus, we will always win the war.
@@SKBottom you are so right. Thankfully I have completely quit now for 7 months, and don't miss it at all. Praise God!
We actually have a chance now to stop being self absorbed, guilt manipulated and save our nations. Britain and Europe are in serious trouble now and look nothing like these great days of old. The peoples are busy being replaced in their own lands and are too self absorbed to do anything. Thousands of young girls have already been raped by grooming gangs from all over the world.
Its time to rise up Christian soldiers. We have forgotten God in our schools governments and universities. We are too focused on self.
For liddell not to compete in the 100 mtrs on Sunday was the greatest sin of all he basically kicked god in the teeth his talent was god given not to compete was total insanity ie it was tvmhe biggest sin of all to waste such massive talent
"If you commit yourself to the Love of Christ, then that is how you run a straight race".
Marvelous
Ian Charleston was such a beautiful man who was taken from us far too soon. A perfect man for this important role.
He read the Bible through I think twice to prepare for the role.
Allow me to correct you. It was all in God's good time that he was taken from us
@@radconserv68 not everything that happens is Gods will. Much of what happens is not God will
I’m not a religious man by any means but there is no doubt that Eric Liddell was a genuinely good man who represents the absolute best parts of Christianity.
Eric Liddell: a true hero of the 20th Century. a man who gave his life FOR THE RIGHT CAUSE AND THE RIGHT PERSON.
Len Hummel He was simply, a lovely, lovely man. I know he is in heaven, probably racing with Jesse Owens and other greats from all eras.
Eric Liddell, Jesse Owens and SOHN Kee-chung (손기정) - 3 marathon heroes I'd be delighted to meet in Heaven!
? ? Me, too, bro.
A true Scotsman
Too bad Ian Charleson died in 1990. I would love for him to see how people like us still hold this movie as one of the best and in our hearts. At least, I do.
I am so fortunate to have seen this movie on the big screen.Great scene-1980’s movies were memorable.
Best movie ever! "Rejoice in the Lord always. I will say it again: Rejoice!" --Philippians 4:4
Amen Love when he starts talking about Jesus the rain stops and the sun comes out. The true light of the world I was thinking at that point. +🙏
What a great scene, what a great performance of Charleston, what a great movie, and what a great man Eric Liddell.
I remember watching this with mother when it came out.she died soon after and was a very special person too.
amen and all glory be to OUR Father!!!!!!!!
Superb Ian Charleston; acting beyond words with an uncanny representation of Eric Liddell's unconventional, unique, God-inspired and ultimately supreme, running style
When he was cast as Liddell, he read the Bible cover to cover as part of his prep work
Thank you for this clip. The gist of the film story. Almost like the sermon on the mount. I'm not particularly religious, this film makes me to be.
Gloria in Excelsis Deo!
Amen 🙏
There's something so BEAUTIFUL and PURE about an UNCOMPROMISING RIGHTEOUS attitude to life.
Where the power comes from? From within. I like this. This is the formula..
This is actually not the Christian message, because the Christian message is that in and of ourselves we can do nothing (John 15:5).
We were born sinners and will die sinners, but there is forgiveness and grace in the Lord Jesus Christ and if we will but come to Him we will find life, and live everlasting.
Alex Jackson Well that’s the worst and saddest quote ever😂 God gave us gifts that we must use. He loves us and wants the best for us we just gotta be good people be the version of yourself. Thank god by respecting yourself telling yourself your worth it everyone is worth and deserves to be listened to and be given love. God made us and supports us for a reason he wants the best for us he wants us all to be a family who loves eachother and ourselves. Jesus washed the feet of his followers he showed that the relationship is two sided. God respects us no matter what that means something we might not respect him cause we’re human but he still loves us and sees us as someone special who can accomplish so much in the world he created. We are meant to spread joy and we get something from that we get a choice too.
@@rachelrodriguez2174 You're giving your own opinion but we should obey God instead of man.
@@doctor1alexI think you misunderstood what he said. He says the power comes within, then he says the Kingdom of God is in us (aka Holy Spirit). Therefore, that power that he says is within us is really from God.
this kind of movie would be banned today. it would be illegal to make, even
glory, honor, and praise to Lord Jesus Christ.
Great scene.
Jesus said a whole a kingdom of God is
02:35
within you
02:38
if with all your hearts you truly seek
02:41
me you shall ever surely find me if you
A meaningful scene from a brilliant film
A Great clip!
This was the first video I got to watch as a kid.
2:44 "If you commit yourself to the LOVE of CHRIST, then that is how you run a straight race."
We can only finish our race because Jesus promises that every one of His sheep will "make it." We remain trusting in Christ Jesus, through His gifts, delivered via His physical delivery systems (bread, wine, water, and the Word), via God the Holy Spirit. This is why you should go back to church, preferably a sacramental one: to receive His trust-strengthening gifts; where you can actually taste His forgiveness promissed to those who confess and forsake their sins; where you can be washed in water mixed with the Word; where you hear God's Words in songs, in readings, and in orthodox, Christian preaching and teaching. The Germans use the term "Gottesdienst", meaning God's divine service to us, and not just us praising and worshipping Him.
Great movie, except for the fact that they barely mention "Christ" or "Jesus", and it never mentions that Jesus (the Christ) suffered and died as payment for everyone's sins, and then physically rose again, after being buried in a sealed and guarded tomb for three days, proving He can defeat anyone's death, including His own. A very religious, pro-Christian movie, about a very devout and talented servant of God, but practically Christ-less and totally Gospel-less, however.
Feeling either sad that you can't do "Christianity", or mad, that you got duped into trying? Watch this; it will explain why: 1517.org/1517blog/rodrosenbladt/the-gospel-for-those-broken-by-the-church
Christless and Gospeless? Considering that it's not a Christian movie to begin with - unlike the desperate "God's Not Dead" series - the scenes with Liddell are remarkable. There is a clear message in favor of Christianity - sorry if it wasn't the overused and overrated John 3:16! (We see/hear it so much, it's almost meaningless.) The scene where Scholtz hands Liddell the message about "He who honors Me, I shall honor" - and then Liddell turns around and kills in a race he wasn't expected to win - with the voiceover about from where the power comes? Stunning!
@@AegisNova No word of God is overrated or meaningless, unless it is so only in our mind. The spirit rejoices at every word of God, because they are precious and life giving. It is our mind which develops jadedness and cynicism, but the spirit made alive by God cannot. If you are born again, can you refuse the words which bring life? No!
we have two statementnesses to make bout the video this
first we once worked at a forensic mental health program and whilst we did so we played the film this iust for thethem to hear the name of the lord second and it wast the scene this that taught me the compromise is evil
Discovered today he didn't like the orignal speech and wrote this part himself.
His sister Jenny got on my nerves, poor woman. I wonder if the real Jenny was as frustrated a person as the movie character?
She wasn't. She was actually frustrated with how she was portrayed, although she accepted it and helped as a consultant with the film. The real Jenny actually supported Eric's running, and she was in China when he was in the Olympics so I don't even think she knew he was competing.
hope you all commenters are good people and by saying that i mean you all are doing some active help to others in real need and not just words and good wishes. hope your view of christianty is not askew by your own selfishness and discrimination againts others.
Yes memorablel
Where can I get full movie
It's now available on Google Play Movies.
Hugh Hudson Ian Charleson Ben Cross and Ian Holm. Rest In Peace. All thought of yesterday.
I heard Kenneth Branagh and Ruby Wax both in this movie. Alice Krige? Nigel Havers - hei Nigel - I go weak.
RIP also Nigel Davenport Patrick Magee aka as né McGee, Lindsay Anderson
British film director
Lindsay Anderson every time a white bust goes niggardly pass - no offence.
What is the name of the hymn that was sung?
Fight the good fight with all thy might
Compromises are the language of the ..............
get up and finish the race
.......... allegedly made me fast but can I start Eton again? I will do jankers all you want. Done so my whole life. Testament of My Youth.
One has to make awful, jokes. Joe Scarborough et al has detailed so often all we have all been required to swallow (sic) ad I have no idea why.
What is the name of that hymn?
Fight the good fight with thy might...
@@dutchmann7410 thank you so much. I love the tune and had no idea what it was. Thanks
@@dutchmann7410 Dutchman, do you know how Ben Cross died? I loved him in this film and wondered how he went at such an early age (I mean 60s looks young to me, dude)
The actor made it to the glory
Of the man
Does nobody find any fault with the complacently uncritical view of Scottish Presbyterianism which seems to be one of the hallmarks of this movie? i am sure many subscribers could if they tried but there seems to be a conspiracy of seeing things as they would like to be instead..