Released in 2016, God’s Not Dead 2 shifts the franchise’s focus from the university lecture hall to the public school classroom, trading philosophical debates for a high-stakes legal battle. Directed by Harold Cronk, the sequel centers on Grace Wesley (Melissa Joan Hart), a devout history teacher whose career is jeopardized after she answers a student’s question about the historical Jesus by quoting Scripture. Plot and Core Conflict
as Grace Wesley, the teacher at the center of the controversy. God's Not Dead 2
reprising his role as Reverend David Hill, who faces his own legal challenges regarding government subpoenas of his sermons. Released in 2016, God’s Not Dead 2 shifts
The film was met with a stark divide between its target audience and mainstream critics: 'God's Not Dead 2' teaches importance of faith - The Ranger reprising his role as Reverend David Hill, who
The sequel features a cast of recognizable Hollywood veterans and figures from the faith-based community: