I Am Living Proof is an inspiration and faith building documentary focused on real life documented healings during Mario Murillo’s tent services.
Directed by Bob Maddux and produced by Shane Gilbert, the documentary explores the fragile balance between faith and doubt through the gripping stories of three individuals on the brink of despair, with two questioning their very lives while seeking healing and hope.
Filmed over a year in various locations—including Colorado Springs and Burbank—the documentary intertwines testimonials and expert insights. It features intimate conversations with Mario Murillo, theologians and medical professionals who explore the profound implications of supernatural healings.
The film is well made and seeks to show fully documented evidence of people being healed by the power of Jesus. As Mario Murillo states, “In a world filled with uncertainty, this film is a beacon of hope. It powerfully illustrates that faith can lead to miraculous change in our lives.” That is what this film sets how to do, to show that faith can lead to miracles and shows the evidence that miracles are still happening today.
Those who are skeptical of faith, of healing, perhaps this film will help you be less skeptical, this film might answer some questions or perhaps you’ll have more questions and talking to another Christian or Church leader may help.
Some people may be wondering why God hasn’t healed them yet, and this film doesn’t bring an answer, Mario Murillo says he doesn’t know. – But if that is you, please know this, sometimes it takes more faith to wait and see how God uses you and your suffering, your pain to bring about His Glory. Sometimes healing is spiritual and sometimes physical. You might not see or know why at this moment in time but talk to Jesus, take heart, He has overcome the world.
The stories in I am Living Proof are powerful and emotional, they are documented and there are interviews with doctors, friends and neighbours that bring authenticity to this. The heart behind this documentary is to show that miracles happen and still happen today.