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‘God Can Supply Anything’—Stephen Kendrick Shares How Faith Led the Kendrick Brothers To Remake ‘Flywheel’ in Brazil

ChurchLeaders·Nov 11, 2026 · 8:24 AM CT
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Filmmaker Stephen Kendrick tells ChurchLeaders how he and his brother Alex remade their first film, "Flywheel," in Brazil as "Flywheel: Ignition of the Soul." The idea came while promoting "The Forge" there, when Brazilian churches impressed them; Kendrick says the project taught them to trust God's provision.

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