THE BRIDE OF CHRIST

Darkness reigns in the city of Dominion, where sex and drugs are freely traded for a sickly green currency under the watchful eye of the city’s gang lord, Cain. His prized possession is a young prostitute whose spirit he has broken through years of systematic abuse.

The prostitute, Gracie, has come to the end of herself. She is addicted to heroin, enslaved to her master’s beck and call, and, as a result of her profession, dying. Without help and without hope, Gracie weeps alone on the street. But little does she know that a broken heart such as hers has a remedy.

Josh Stewart has returned home after being dishonorably discharged from the military. Having repented from a murderous past, he seeks God’s guidance for his life. Biding his time on a city rooftop, Josh sees Gracie weeping and knows he must help her.

Josh begins hiring Gracie only to spend time with her, but as their relationship blossoms, it becomes more and more apparent that they must first free Gracie from Cain’s clutches before she and Josh can truly be together. What starts as a business transaction soon escalates into an all-out war with the fate of the city hanging in the balance.

An allegory for Jesus and His Church, The Bride of Christ paints a picture of the true Christian’s life, before and after the call of the gospel.