Another lively debate comes to theaters with God’s Not Dead: In God We Trust. For the past decade, the God’s Not Dead films have discussed where people draw lines between faith and politics. This latest entry continues tackling topics close to many hearts.

We find humble pastor David Hill taking an unlikely step into the world of campaigning. When a seat in Congress opens up just weeks before the election, David surprises even himself by running. He aims to challenge incumbent Peter Kane, who wants faith confined to private life.

The story plays out amid familiar themes of Christians finding their voice. David navigates strategy meetings and televised showdowns, navigating pressure both to compromise principles and avoid partisan sniping. Lively discussions are guaranteed as viewpoints clash on Christianity’s role in lawmaking.

For anyone interested in timely debates over pluralism, civic duties, or where people turn for guidance, this movie presents energetic dialog.