Release Date: September 12, 2024
Runtime: 1 hour 36 minutes
Genre: Drama
Language: English
Production Company: Pinnacle Peak Pictures
Director: Vance Null
Writer: Tommy Blaze
Country of Origin: United States
Story
When Reverend David Hill announces his candidacy for Congress, he finds himself in the center of a sharply divided political and religious environment. David, a man of unwavering faith and moral integrity, faces state senator Peter Kane after the unexpected death of a popular incumbent. Kane is determined to remove religion from politics and widen the gulf in the country.
Although David encounters strong opposition and close scrutiny while running for office, his commitment to his beliefs and values offers some hope to those who want to see moral leadership return. His campaign turns into a representation of the fight to maintain religious principles at the center of government during a turbulent period. “God’s Not Dead: In God We Trust” emphasizes the resilience of faith in public life and the bravery needed to maintain one’s convictions in the face of strong opposition.
Plot Summary
Amidst growing political, social, and religious turmoil, Reverend David Hill finds himself in a precarious situation. David, a well-respected pastor, makes the decision to run for Congress after the untimely death of the beloved incumbent. His steadfast conviction that moral principles and religion should always be central to government is what motivated him to enter politics.
David is running against state senator Peter Kane, who is adamant about secularizing politics and removing religion from public life. Kane’s idealism poses a threat to deepen division and moral ambiguity in a country already divided. As David navigates the complexities of his new role, he becomes a symbol of hope for those seeking a moral compass in a troubled world.
David is put to the test severely, his principles and faith put to the test under intense scrutiny and opposition. The film examines the complex conflict between spirituality and secularism in politics, highlighting the significance of maintaining one’s convictions in the face of hardship.
Cast
Dean Cain as [Character not specified]
Samaire Armstrong as Lottie
Ray Wise as Peter Kane
Isaiah Washington as Senator Smith
Scott Baio as Wesley
Charlene Tilton as [Character not specified]
David A.R. White as Reverend David Hill
Cassandra Dawn as Campaign Worker and Teacher
Isabelle Almoyan as Ring Toss Girl
Paul Lauden as Bob
Vincent De Paul as Congressman John Murray
Maurice Johnson as News Reporter Dan
Kristin Wollett as News Reporter Ivy
Caroline Avery Granger as Billie Garrett
Alicia Fusting as Interviewer
Paul Kwo as Karen Edwards
Holly Anne Jones as Monica
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