should we be surprised that non-Christians hate this film? They don't realize that word of mouth from the Christian community is what has moved this film. Their "Lip Service" only serves to prove what they are - not what the film is.

amazing movie. Made me cry and a beautiful way to continue spreading the word of Jesus Christ and his teachings.

I saw the first of this series which for me marked the return of faith based movies to mainstream cinema. I didn't care for Pastor Dave then and he still seems to rub me the wrong way. After the monumental success of the first, Pure Flix has given us many very good movies which Pastor Dave (David A. R. White) has been responsible for. I still think he needs that one real star to hitch his wagon to.?He has the chops just not the draw.If given a real Hollywood budget, I think Pure Flix can change the world.

Why the movie does have its problems, it has an excellent message and honestly I think we need more like it, It's not a Christian Persecution Fantasy, and it is generally emotional at times.

Great Story, Great Acting, Great Cinematography! God's Not Dead: A Light in Darkness is amazing from the very first scene to the very last scene!

I saw GOD'S Not Dead: A Light In Darkness! This movie drives home the message in a very meaningful real way. A Pastor's dilemma with understanding his true role and path, a young woman's search in a time of confusion, and a young man comes to terms with his a decision he made. See this movie!

Just went to see God's not dead at the AMC theater in Yulee . It was wonderful better than the other two, also one was really good .

Greatly enjoyed this movie, thought provoking, tackling very real and painful issues that are relevant to any generation. Well worth the time to see it.

The best of the series, completely believable.

Good movie. Great en d ing.

First ten minutes it is a little confusing to understand the plot and who are the main characters but after it get's going its an awesome movie about grace and justice and forgiveness!

I read the critics reviews and I see there's more of an "offensive" side to their reviews; when simply they don't need to shut down such a great movie. The logic and plot is so real in today's world that people are so fast to be offended than to open their eyes and see what's happeing in front of them. Christ followers are always being humiliated and attempted to be shut down. All of these worldly things will pass away and no one who fought/fights for Christ will ever regret it. Hollywood doesn't see it that way therefore the reviews will never favor Christ based movies or logic. Definitely a great movie for anyone to see!

The film heads in the right direction and conclusion, albeit one that might not appease those who still believe they're victims in some war to take away their religion. (Full Content Review for Parents - Violence, etc. - also Available)

Corbett reminds you what a corny-sly actor he can be, and the back-and-forth between Dave and Pearce doesn't feel rigged. It's the sound of two brothers with deep roots who can't bear, on some level, to think that they've grown this far apart.