I just finished watching God's Not Dead. I have to admit, it was not the first movie on my list of movies to see, due to poor critical reviews (Rotten Tomatoes), but it was on Netflix, so I clicked on it.
I was captivated.
If you haven't seen this, watch this. I was captivated by the exchange between the student and the professor, even though both were exaggerated characters. I also enjoyed the exchange of the young pastor with the missionary. I loved the way the writers loosely tied the characters together.
But I think my favorite scene is depicted here below. To set the scene, we understand the guy to be a very mean lawyer, who does not think of anyone but himself, and the lady to be his mother, who is riddled in a dementia.
I was captivated.
If you haven't seen this, watch this. I was captivated by the exchange between the student and the professor, even though both were exaggerated characters. I also enjoyed the exchange of the young pastor with the missionary. I loved the way the writers loosely tied the characters together.
But I think my favorite scene is depicted here below. To set the scene, we understand the guy to be a very mean lawyer, who does not think of anyone but himself, and the lady to be his mother, who is riddled in a dementia.
That's pretty neat.
Take a couple hours, and press "play" on your online Netflix subscription. It is worth your time.
Got's Not Dead is still my favorite opening worship song at church.
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