Television shows can be saturated with bad and depressing news. Other times, shows compromise family values to appease what is currently a hot topic or to satisfy certain crowds in exchange for profits or views. I think that it is imperative that we choose what we let our eyes see and what our minds and hearts absorb. That is why I love Pureflix. The shows may not be full of the A-list actors that you are accustomed to but I can assure you that the shows that Pureflix has will touch your heart and may change your life. 

I love when Pureflix releases new original series! Right now, we are watching their new series, Going Home. I must admit though that in the first episode, I thought that it is sad and heavy for my heart. Going Home follows an inspiring team of nurses as they guide patients and loved ones on their last journey-heading home to Christ. Sunset House is no ordinary hospice as they not only help the patients medically but as well as spiritually. From the first episode, I can clearly sense the theme of the shows...nurses helping patients in their transition to going home to God with peace and dignity. 

 When we think about it, when we know when our days are numbered, it is hard not to feel regrets. I think all the feelings that a human being can have will all be felt in our last days. Regret is probably one of the most astounding feelings. Going Home does not only shows the bravery and commitment of all the nurses but the different situation of different people from different walks of life. I especially admire Charley's composure and faith. I love how she audibly talks to God at the end of the day. A casual conversation about her day, her patients, and her feelings or what she is thinking. I can not underemphasize the power of prayer. Imagine if all the nurses or all the members of a care team pray for their patients? How incredible it will be if all the members of your care team found their career as their calling? That is how Charley treats her profession- as a calling. A calling to help her patients find peace and wrap up loose ends. She also help patients' families as they walked through this difficult transition of losing a loved one.