The film Patch Adams is the story of a man who overcomes the obstacles in his life to become a doctor. Unlike most professionals, Patch wants to make a personal connection with patients and make them happier. Thanks to his help, the lives of these people have changed in a positive way. He prioritized his patents, unlike other doctors who only cared about strict rules and their salaries. Patch was the ideal Christian doctor who lived his life as Jesus would. Patch Adams is largely focused on improving people's lives. When Hunter stays in the mental hospital, Arthur Mendelson gives him the nickname "Patch" when he fixes a leaking cup. However, this nickname has an underlying meaning. Patch constantly tried to make others happy and more comfortable in the situation they found themselves in, while accepting their flaws and ignoring their social status. He makes their dreams come true and gives them hope, unlike all the other doctors. As Christians, we are called to follow this example. Romans 12:10-11 says, “Be devoted to one another in love. Honor one another above yourselves...