This documentary follows the journey of former basketball star, Brityah, who struggled with an lgbtq identity before eventually finding her true identity in Yahusha Messiah.

Children are born with an exuberant expectation of love, a strong desire for truth, and to know what it means to be whole and lacking nothing. But what happens when a craving turns into starvation? A need not met is like hope deferred, making the heart sick. Sadly, so many children grow up with a broken heart and try desperately to fix it. But in that desperation, they are exploited by the enemy with a counterfeit image of love.

It’s no coincidence that a generation so disconnected from those around them is dealing with an outbreak of mental health issues rooted in confused identities. And watching them is a damaged community ready to swoop them up with pervasive lies. The lgbtq banner of “love is love” is truly a mask for a deepening state of self-hatred. Identity and purpose are supposed to be nurtured by love and truth; yet, today, children are met with delusions about what love is and redirected to ideologies that, in fact, make their heart condition worse. There’s no better woman to speak on this pain and hurt than Brityah, who previously struggled with searching for love in all the wrong places. Here is her story.

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