God’s Not Dead Review
“God’s Not Dead” follows several characters as they face life challenges. The main story revolves around an atheist philosophy professor, played by Sorbo, who challenges a Christian college freshman to a debate. Subplots include a reporter struggling with her cancer diagnosis; a woman hiding her Christian faith from her family; and two ministers trying to understand a series of bad luck.
“I fell in love with this [movie] right away,” Sorbo said. “We all knew we had a great movie with a great script. It was wonderful to be a part of this. By the second week, we knew that we had something much bigger than any of us thought. I think it is sending out a message that we want more product that has a message that we care about and characters we care about.”
Read Andrea Honaker’s review at the Gaston Gazette
Photo by LostinTexas 
When films are too obvious with their messages, they become tacky and unbelievable. What makes that a little ridiculous is that I am a very blatantly religious person. I guess maybe that makes me a bit of a cynic but I do think that there is no way that a tacky religious film is going to appeal to anyone other than the religious.
This may be one of the few cases in which I was wrong.
http://sites.psu.edu/sklackmovies/2015/04/15/gods-not-dead/