Ring the Bell

Bob Decker (Ryan Scharoun General Hospital, Mad TV) is a successful sports agent. Successful in business, successful in life, successful in manipulation. He had a great office, excellent view, and a Mercedes Benz convertible. He is so good that there is not a sports figure he cannot sign; or so he thinks. 

There's a hot new baseball phenom in small town USA. In fact, he is so hot, everyone has been trying to sign him and he turns them all down. 

Decker goes looking for him, convinced he's the man who can sign him. Fortune smiles on Decker and he not only finds this hot show short stop, but a long lost world class pitcher. 

Well, that's fortune for you. God's plans are something else. Decker soon discovers that there's more to life and more to success than the road paved by man. He soon learns that God is really in control, now all he has to do is accept it.

A clever cast of both recognizable Hollywood and Christian fame actors help Decker see the world as God does.  You'll recognize Steven Curtis Chapman, 
Casting Crowns, Casey Bond (Money Ball),
Ashley Nicole Anderson (Grease: You're the One That I Want!), and a few others.


Does Decker sign one, two or any baseball heroes? Find out in Ring That Bell.

Ring the Bell is a great family movie for all to see. It is heartfelt and inspiring. Though it has a PG rating, it is tame, calm, and doesn't approach adult situations. It's kind of like watching TV shows of the 50's, 60's, and 70's. There is no conflict, arguments, or controversy and everything pans out as it should.