God’s Not Dead: We The People

In this compelling drama, Reverend Dave finds himself embroiled in a conflict with the local authorities when his small community of Christian homeschooling families comes under scrutiny. As government inspectors question their educational methods and beliefs, Reverend Dave must rally his congregation to defend both their way of life and their faith against mounting pressure from outside forces.Throughout the film, themes of perseverance, unity, and the power of conviction are explored as the families navigate a tense relationship with the state. The narrative unfolds with moments of quiet contemplation and heated discussions, revealing the inner struggles each member faces in defending their choices and standing up for what they believe.The film offers an intimate look at the lives of these families and their spiritual leader, highlighting both the challenges they face and the deep bonds that unite them. As the story unfolds, it becomes clear that this is not just a struggle to maintain their educational methods but also a battle for the very soul of their community.