God’s Not Dead: We the People (2021)

My Review

“God’s Not Dead: We the People” concerns a local school district’s investigation of parents who homeschool their children. The always present Pastor David Hill (David A. R. White) goes before Congress to testify in defense of Christian homeschooling families. Director Vance Null and screenwriter Tommy Blaze put together another lucid and engrossing chapter in the “God’s Not Dead” film franchise. This one is the fourth of the five motion pictures, filmed in Oklahoma.

The cast includes David A. R. White as Pastor Hill, Antonio Sabato Jr. and Francesca Battistelli as the homeschooling parents, Jeanine Pirro as Judge Neely, Isaiah Washington as a Congressman, William Forsythe as a Senator, Benjamin Onyango as Pastor Jude in a dream sequence, Hadeel Sittu as a Muslim girl who converts to Christianity, and Marco Khan as her father. “God’s Not Dead: We the People” had limited release in theaters from Pinnacle Peak Pictures, Toy Gun Films, and Fathom Events.