So, we are just going to keep rolling right along into the next movie from Jesus Loves Movies and that would be the 2012 movie Wreck-It Ralph
Ralph is the bad guy in the game Fix-it Felix. Day in and day out he has to go up and down a building and destroy all of the things that he touches. That is until all the arcade shuts down for the night and then he gets to be a normal guys. Well, that's what he hopes for. None of the people in his game like him cause he is the "bad guy" and they think there is nothing more to him than that. In reality Ralph is lonely and really wants seme friends. He gets an idea that in order to make friends that he has to get a medal and everyone will accept him! He goes to Game Central Station to hope into a new game and start making he journey to find a medal. He succeeds quickly but only for the victory to be short lived. He end up in a racing game called Sugar Rush and meet Vanellope Von Schweetz. She too is ostracized in her own game because she is a glitch and they will not allow her to do the one things she wants, and that's race. She ends up taking Ralph's medal (which is also a gold coin) and buy her way in to the race so she can have a chance to be on the lineup! In order to get his medal back Ralph has to help her build a car and win the race.
"The stone that the builder rejected has become the cornerstone." Psalm 118: 22
How fitting is that verse to the movie?
When you walk with God you are guaranteed to be rejected at some point in your life. I don't say that to scare anyone off. However, it's the truth. There will be many people that will not like you because you love God. They don't know His Power and Glory, His mercy and Grace, and His love and provision! It's worth being rejected for, but it's still hurts sometimes. That was what I love about this movie (my first time watching it surprisingly)! Ralph had a community that he was in that rejected him, and he was talking with other "bad guys" in a group that he found not meaning in personally. Yet, when he went out seeking what he thought he wanted he found what he needed instead. Another person who knew what if felt like to be rejected. They ended up creating a foundation of a great friendship in that same hurt that they experienced by their world.
I am so glad the Jesus knows what it feels like to be really rejected. He died because of it. He never sinned in his life, he was perfect in every way, and he was rejected for being him. He knows what the feeling feels like and knows how to heal our broken hearts when we experience the same thing.