GOD’S NOT DEAD is the most successful faith franchise. This new movie is more important than ever, especially with the upcoming presidential election. Join the debate that is stirring hearts and minds everywhere. You can purchase your tickets at www.fathomevents.com/events/gods-not-dead-in-god-we-trust/.
Vance Null (GOD’S NOT DEAD: WE THE PEOPLE) directed the film, written by Tommy Blaze (GOD’S NOT DEAD: WE THE PEOPLE). The film stars David A. R. White (GOD’S NOT DEAD: WE THE PEOPLE, Evening Shade), Isaiah Washington (Grey’s Anatomy), Dean Cain (Lois & Clark), Samaire Armstrong (The O.C.), Ray Wise (ROBOCOP), Scott Baio (Happy Days), Charlene Tilton (Dallas), with guest appearances by Governor Mike Huckabee and Newsboys.
In the film, Reverend David Hill—played once again by David A. R. White—is faced with a significant question in a time of political, civil, and spiritual upheaval: Does God still have a place in politics? After the unexpected death of a well-liked congressional incumbent, David feels compelled to enter the political race. He aims to challenge the growing efforts to eliminate religious influence from public policy. His opponent is state senator Peter Kane (Ray Wise), who is determined to create more division by pushing religion out of the public sphere.
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| David A. R. White as Reverend David Hill |
David must navigate the challenging landscape of modern politics, where his faith, optimism, and principles get tested. As David confronts adversaries from his past and faces relentless scrutiny, his campaign becomes a beacon of hope for those seeking spiritual and moral leadership in a divided nation.
GOD'S NOT DEAD: IN GOD WE TRUST explores the enduring relevance of faith in public life and the fight to keep religious values at the heart of governance. Learn more about the film at godsnotdead.com.
BILLY'S REVIEW
If you haven't seen any of the GOD'S NOT DEAD movies, the good news is that GOD'S NOT DEAD: IN GOD WE TRUST is a stand-alone film, so you don't need a recap. It's a Christian, politically charged film on a lower budget than standard Hollywood films. Some recognizable names in the cast include Ray Wise, Dean Cain, Scott Baio, and Isaiah Washington. David A. R. White plays the protagonist, reprising his role as Reverend David Hill from the previous films in the series.
The film's theme is the classic battle of good vs. evil, with Reverend David Hill competing against the corrupt Peter Kane, played by Ray Wise, in a congressional election in Arkansas. It follows the typical election storyline that has been used repeatedly in movies. However, the film stands out with its added religious elements, often missing from Hollywood movies. Additionally, it has a subplot involving Hill's campaign manager, played by Samaire Armstrong, that feels like a typical made-for-HALLMARK flick. It's predictable, but the actress stood out among the cast, giving a strong performance.
The film's theme is the classic battle of good vs. evil, with Reverend David Hill competing against the corrupt Peter Kane, played by Ray Wise, in a congressional election in Arkansas. It follows the typical election storyline that has been used repeatedly in movies. However, the film stands out with its added religious elements, often missing from Hollywood movies. Additionally, it has a subplot involving Hill's campaign manager, played by Samaire Armstrong, that feels like a typical made-for-HALLMARK flick. It's predictable, but the actress stood out among the cast, giving a strong performance.
GOD'S NOT DEAD: IN GOD WE TRUST is flawed, but it delivers positive messages about hope and faith. Pastor Dave reminds us that we are blessed as children of the Living God, and as Americans, we hold the greatest title in the world: citizens of the United States of America. ╌★★★✰✰
I was never a fan of the first film in the franchise, It place too many issue in one movie and handle it in a sloppy way. If this movie took the direction in show how important it is to put your faith in God and not in government. Homely I can not see a pastor running for president.
ReplyDeleteIf that were to happen in real life the libs and "news" media will be crying white Christian nationalism day in day out.