Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Megan Alexander | ... | Megan Alexander | |
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Adeeja Rochele Anderson | ... | Hadleigh Student #3 |
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Carrlyn Bathe | ... | Carrlyn Bathe |
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Lauren Taylor Berkman | ... | Reporter #2 |
Bill Birch | ... | Progressive Host | |
Samantha Boscarino | ... | Keaton Young | |
Jennifer Cipolla | ... | Sydney | |
Barry Clifton | ... | Robert Andrews | |
Vaughn Collar | ... | Edward 'Ed' Weis | |
John Corbett | ... | Pearce Hill | |
Alex Cottrell | ... | Harbor Kid #2 | |
Alyson Courtney | ... | Reporter | |
Berkeley Courtney-Moore | ... | Kayla | |
Dean Denton | ... | Police Officer | |
Rhonda Johnson Dents | ... | Cecilia Mbaye |
A church destroyed. A congregation silenced. A relationship shattered. Yet even in life's darkest valleys, a small flame can light the way toward healing and hope. After a deadly fire rips through St. James Church, Hadleigh University leaders use the tragedy to push the congregation off campus, forcing the church to defend its rights and bringing together estranged brothers for a reunion that opens old wounds and forces them to address the issues that pulled them apart. Written by Pure Flix Entertainment
With a new director the series now walks in a better new path. While the first two movie had stereotypical characters, especially regarding the government and atheists are abandoned. This time there are no "good or bad" sides since everyone had an argument to present. This film attempts to deal with the extent of faith which could mean that the studio itself could be apologizing for the first two movies. But the movie can still be shortened by removing a few aspects that drag on and it still cherry picks legal events to present its thesis. The movie is rough around the edges but it stands above its predecessors and thus worth to watch.