"A Time For Every Purpose" unfolds an inspiring narrative of fortitude and optimism, guiding three souls adrift under the mentorship of a caring community pastor, in search of purpose amid life's chaotic canvas. Ultimately, Clark (Wade Hunt Williams), Reggie (Zachary S. Williams), Ruth (Alexia Aldebol), and Paul (Eric Diaz) come to realize that purpose and enlightenment may evolve at unique rhythms, but time unfailingly unveils the profound truth.
Pastor Clark embodies a wealth of wisdom and experience, holding a significant role within both his church and the local community. As a military veteran, he carries a story of resilience and transformation through personal battles. Yet, in recent years, his once profound impact seems to have dimmed, notably evident in his interactions with Reggie, a struggling high school student contending with deep-seated societal struggles. The intricate interplay between them unfolds as an engaging struggle, revealing a poignant event from Reggie's past—one that caught him off guard, leaving him haunted in his waking hours and undeserving of such a tragic ordeal.
The pastor is confronted with a challenging mission, reminiscent of the trials he faced with Ruth Samuels, a woman who has overcome significant hurdles in her journey until encountering an unforeseen obstacle. Once a reformed renegade and recovering substance abuser, Ruth now resides in a humble abode with her 5-year-old son, David. Although they grapple with tight finances monthly, they persevere, steadily distancing themselves from Ruth's turbulent history. However, the past has a knack for resurfacing at the most unexpected moments. Ruth's ongoing battles revolve around Doug, her former spouse, and David's father. Doug, a minor player in the world of hustling with dreams of becoming a pimp, lures her back with enticing substances. This dangerous concoction keeps Ruth ensnared, yearning desperately for liberation from this perilous cycle.
In the heart of town, as individuals wage their private battles against inner demons, one man confronts his own openly on the harsh streets. Paul Westlyn, an Afghanistan war veteran deeply entrenched in a battle with PTSD, grapples with the daily challenge of reconstructing his life, particularly after recently losing his place to call home. Life on the unforgiving streets lays bare the raw depths of rock bottom for him. Surprisingly, a newly found companion introduces a paradigm shift, albeit at a poignant and substantial cost.
In the precise convergence of timing and life's twists, purpose unfurls its intricate design. Along their expedition, Clark, Reggie, Ruth, and Paul grasp the notion that purpose and comprehension often dance to distinct rhythms, yet as time marches on, revelations come to light—acknowledging the divine authorship of their individual, remarkable narratives.
Highlighting the acting talent from “A Time for Every Purpose” Zachary S Williams known from “All American,” “Family Reunion,” and “I am Frankie;” Eric Diaz, a series regular in Vince Vaughn’s new Apple TV show “Bad Monkey.” The film also features Wade Hunt Williams, a veteran of film and TV known for his roles in “Child of God,” “The Investigator,” and “Jungle Run.” The rest of the cast is full of up-and-coming talent from central and south Florida who all put on amazing performances.
