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God's Notd Dead 3 Script
Darkness
Synopsis:Pastor Dave responds to the unimaginable tragedy of having his
church, located on the grounds of the local university, burned down.
Genre: Drama
Director(s): Michael Mason
Actors: David A.R. White, John Corbett, Shane Harper, Ted McGinley
Production: Pure Flix Entertainment
IMDB:
3.8
Metacritic:
33
Rotten Tomatoes:
13%
[flames crackling]
it transforms everything
around it.
[people chattering]
Contempt of court.
You failed to produce your
sermons upon court order.
- [handcuffs ratcheting]
[man] The state is
- [police radio chatter]
- [siren wailing]
is needless and unprecedented.
to silence the victim.
since local pastor, David Hill, was
controversial government mandate
And right now, a contentious
and heated free speech debate
[footsteps]
[lock clattering]
[buzzer sounds]
Let's go.
[buzzer sounds]
Appreciate it.
- Hey.
- Jude.
[laughing]
Ah.
You wanna get
some waffles?
Of course I wanna
Free Reverend Dave!
Free Reverend Dave!
Free Reverend Dave!
[woman] Reverend, what do you have
to say about being released today?
was unconstitutional.
I think this is more
of a human rights issue.
It's about our right
to see truth
with others.
[woman] But considering your church is
"truth" exactly?
Truth is a person.
The person of Jesus Christ.
Really?
- Or a Muslim imam?
Hadleigh is a state university.
y'all.
campus in the first place?
protests around the city.
of Saint James from Hadleigh campus altogether.
As the battle rages on
in Hope Springs...
[woman] A historic landmark
the church gone.
This is what
[siren wailing in distance]
[man singing on radio, faint]
or what?
Excuse me?
out here every week,
She feeds homeless people,
Jude.
That's why
we donate the food.
likes you.
No way.
for "clueless"?
Fair enough.
[chattering]
- Hey.
- Busy's good.
More people to feed,
the better.
Hey, thank your congregation
Couldn't do it without y'all.
Hold up.
Pork chops
Thanks.
- [bell dings]
- Told you.
- Who asked you?
[crowd shouting]
We don't want you here!
would think.
Didn't matter.
Now we hire armed security
guards to protect us
supposed to be ministering to.
of struggles.
has never changed.
God is good
God is good.
and despite what those picket signs say
- Amen!
Jude,
I couldn't be happier
to share
Jude Mbaye
has accepted a permanent position
as my co-pastor.
Thank you.
a real brother in my life.
I'm excited.
[laughing]
- [alarm blaring]
I don't know.
[alarm continues blaring]
- David!
David, no!
[sighs]
- [Dave] Ah.
Yeah.
I'm a pastor at Saint James.
[beeping]
[alarm stops]
Well, no,
- [shouts]
[alarm blaring]
Jude?
Jude?
[coughing]
Jude?
Jude!
- Oh, no.
- David.
You're gonna be okay.
All right?
- Okay.
[grunting]
Come on.
[grunting]
[grunting continues]
[grunts]
[alarm continues blaring]
[grunts]
- Okay.
[grunting continues]
[coughing]
Dave.
Help is coming.
[speaking Swahili]
What?
[Swahili continues]
- [sirens approaching]
- [exhales]
- Jude?
Jude.
- Jude?
- [horns honking]
Jude! Help!
[coughs]
Don't leave me, man.
Jude.
Jude, no.
[crying]
[siren wailing]
[siren wailing fades]
[woman]
Everyone yelling.
On the news.
In the classroom.
Even in church.
[gasps]
I'm starting to feel pretty dumb
talking to myself
so...
I'm still here.
Hey.
- Hi.
- [kisses]
I stopped at Stella's,
- My hero. Thank you.
- Good.
- [phone buzzing]
if you want.
- It's Sunday.
You're...
"in church."
- Don't be a jerk.
remember?
Sure.
I get it.
What you're
going through.
I really do.
- Mm-hmm.
Okay. Bye.
[door opens]
- [laughter]
How am I oversimplifying?
- Like what?
- What?
- "Used to"?
- Yeah.
- No, it didn't change. People just remember it wrong.
- Look it up.
Curious George
- No.
- On it.
- No!
- No, it's called the Mandela Effect.
but he didn't.
- That's right.
- Okay.
we'll collide with a reality
where our school isn't poisoned by
- Ooh.
- Preach it.
Not really.
Excuse me?
- What?
What am I?
I'm annoyed by you
I have to go.
- Sorry, bro.
- Thanks, Teo.
- It was a conversation.
- It's okay.
[door closes]
Keaton.
a problem with God.
Okay?
Yeah, me too.
Okay?
- I know.
- Okay.
I think I...
some time right now.
On my own.
Just to figure things out.
Don't do that.
Come on.
I love you.
I know.
I love you.
Don't do this.
I'm sorry.
[man]
[congregation]
You're alive in us
No
Yeah
Please just bring healing and
restoration to our school right now,
difficult time.
your beautiful name. Amen.
- Amen.
[chattering]
- Hey.
a really crazy semester.
Yeah, no,
I totally get it.
Cool. Yeah.
I'll definitely try.
Sorry. Forget it.
I'm being really weird.
about anything or whatever,
I'm always here.
See ya.
[door opens]
[door closes]
[chattering, laughing]
[hip-hop music playing]
Oh, uh-uh.
All right?
- I'm fine.
Yeah.
Later.
[scoffs]
Yeah, right.
[clattering]
[spraying]
[alarm blaring]
[Dave] Hey!
[sirens wailing]
when a tragic fire
That is the controversial church
on the campus
Hadleigh University.
not belong on a state campus.
Of course people are angry.
It just invites violence
like this.
The church has brought nothing but
- It's time.
We stand to lose
- We're moving backwards.
- This is wrong.
The church
is a historic landmark.
It was here
Dave...
is a good man.
What about Jude,
Barbara,
that's gonna look?
We're gonna look bad
no matter what we do.
Okay.
Dave is my friend.
Exactly.
[woman] Glory, glory
Hallelujah
My burdens down
Our first message,
my friends from Saint James:
We love you.
We're grieving
right alongside you.
Our second message
in this difficult hour,
when all their hopes died
on that bloodstained cross.
in the morning.
And the morning always comes.
[woman]
Yes, I'm going home
To
My burden down
- You okay?
- Yeah.
I'm sorry.
Yeah.
- Thanks, Tom.
- Appreciate it.
- Yeah.
Jude spoke of you
His American brother.
- I'm sorry.
[speaking Swahili]
What does...?
I think that's what
It's hard
to translate.
In English,
it means, basically,
[sobbing]
[sobbing continues]
Hey.
doing here?
isn't it?
I mean, people
I know. I heard.
I'm so sorry.
And Jude.
Ah, I can't believe it.
Thanks.
I'll be okay.
Thanks,
[knocking]
- Hey.
- Dave.
Thanks for coming in.
Let's go get
a cup of coffee.
Sure.
to advance some political agenda?
It's not about that.
because of a little controversy.
Look, the insurance
will cover the damage.
It won't cost
the university anything.
It's not about the money either.
It's really not.
This makes no sense.
We were attacked.
I know.
of factors here.
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I was baptized there.
I spent
my whole life there.
I know.
I don't think
you're hearing me, Dave.
The board has decided.
I'm sorry.
- Yes.
- Eminent domain.
I studied property law
gave all public universities
complete autonomy
over eminent domain.
Which means Hadleigh can
legally force us to sell.
Where are we
supposed to go?
- [woman] Another lawsuit? Really?
- [siren wailing, faint]
we've burned through any legal reserves.
No land within 30 miles
of here.
You gonna be okay?
All these years,
a crime scene.
[sighs]
You know, Keaton stopped by
the other day.
Remember her?
in five months.
She's lost.
There are hundreds more
I know, Josh.
no lawyers.
If I could do something,
I would.
It's just...
Look, I, uh...
[chuckles]
I hate to quote scripture
you remember
Luke 12:
48?
If you decide you want
to fight this...
beside you.
[sighs]
[chattering]
[phone ringing]
Okay, Apartment "E"?
Thank you.
- [woman] Thank you, Pearce.
I swear Mike's
a good kid.
He's just really struggling
- He's just caught up...
[horn honks]
Dad's church.
You'd hardly
even recognize it.
Pearce, you're
a social justice attorney.
They're forcing us out because we're a
say, to be honest.
Look,
I have a little money.
This is a legit offer.
Money aside, these things
God called me to fight,
and I'm gonna fight.
Ah. God calls you,
- Right in third position.
Uh-huh. [laughs] Third position?
Mm-hmm.
[sighs, sobs]
What do I do?
What do I do?
I appreciate you coming down. I know
Sure.
It got smaller.
What'd you do
to the tree?
Huh?
What's wrong with it?
it's dead.
I figured you could take
Wow.
Sorry to hear
Yeah. Thanks.
"I'm okay."
Somebody burns your church
down, kills your friend,
to say, Pearce?
a hard time.
Just doing my best
to get through.
to drink?
- No.
of these for me?
Of course.
Unfortunately, I don't
really eat Zingers anymore.
You love those things.
- What happened?
- Triple bypass.
Heart surgery?
- You had heart surgery?
- Six years ago.
I had no idea.
Why would you?
Night.
Night.
[flames crackling]
Eminent domain precedent cases having to do
with churches specifically would be best.
I'll be back
as soon as I can.
- Make yourself at home.
- You doing all right?
Fair enough.
I've been getting to it
since 5:
00 a.m.
in that fridge but moldy casseroles.
- Is Doe's still open?
- I guess.
The government
takes private property.
End of story.
How do you think highways and
- I hardly think that qualifies.
You're not hearing me.
- Yeah, they're probably right.
- Pearce.
how to fight an eminent domain case?
This is eerie.
We can't.
It's all locked up.
Dad was standing right there.
Hey.
much trouble for that.
[laughing]
So stupid.
[chuckles]
I'm gonna write a letter
to the board of trustees
and introduce myself
as your legal counsel.
I'll politely let them know we
backroom offers
Thank you.
little brother.
His brother is a lawyer?
Are you kidding me?
Of course he's gonna fight back.
At least we can offer him
a better settlement.
And where do we take
that money from?
not to mention,
it's unethical.
with Reverend Dave cloud your judgment.
- [sighs]
of this now,
or the person
who replaces you will.
that friends and family are now
and senseless way.
[stops]
stop thinking about it.
I can't.
How can I?
Everybody thinks...
His-His friends,
his parents.
I don't know.
Do you really believe...
If he does exist...
do you think that he
would forgive me?
Of course.
[sniffles]
[sobs]
What?
Check it out.
My gosh.
Man.
Stretchy!
Wow.
- No.
- Hey.
painted that.
- Grow up.
Ten bucks.
Give it to me.
Told you.
Wow. Mandy Stebbins.
Whatever happened to her?
[whistles] Hey.
[thuds]
Confirmation.
Yeah. Sometimes.
I knew it.
- I'm just making conversation.
you make better conversation.
- [phone buzzing]
- Josh?
What? Right now?
- Dave!
- Congratulations.
- I already called 'em.
of the university.
Thomas Ellsworth.
Unbelievable.
You touch this church
- Yeah.
Yeah, yeah, Gloria Pascual.
Ah.
Of course she is.
Right now.
- Yeah.
shall we?
- Man.
[Pearce]
No appraisals,
no escrow deposits.
It's an old-fashioned
Okay, hurry up.
think I'm talking about?
- [organ playing hymn]
Your Honor,
I am so sorry,
of Mass.
It involves a church.
to the scene right now,
developing as we speak.
You are looking here
at Saint James Church.
This is on the campus
of Hadleigh University now.
Local pastor, David Hill,
is basically staging
while the growing crowds
Your little stunt's gonna cost you
Well, I don't think so.
I have a signed injunction from
Judge Pascual that says...
Good? Thank you.
[applauding, cheering]
- What happened?
- I just bought us three weeks.
Thank you.
to expropriate
the church property.
is it moral?
at their dilemma here.
This is no longer
a Christian school.
The church really should have
moved off campus 50 years ago
Instead, funding
is given disproportionately
to one religious organization
while other ones
are being denied.
Thomas Ellsworth is making
the right choice here.
but it is the right choice.
I think their intentions
are pretty clear.
Enough with writing letters.
on what, stupidity?
accept what's really going on?
- "You guys."
- Look, forget it.
I'm not engaging in a
false narrative with you.
true religious liberty.
who's now having his church stolen.
- How is that false narrative?
- Because it's never that simple.
The Christian church has a long
history of persecuting people,
And for every example of someone who's
misrepresented Jesus for some twisted reason,
We can debate history all you
about getting my church back.
- I'm right here, aren't I?
into your personal crusade.
[groans]
- Where you going?
- I'm going to bed.
I agree.
- Appreciate it. Thank you.
- [hammering]
Okay.
Pastor Dave.
investigating.
fingerprints or whatever.
they'll catch 'em.
What's gonna happen
He's my brother.
Faith Temple vs. Brighton.
Okay, thanks.
[woman] Smells good.
Coming to collect
on that rain check.
growing up?
it was so hard.
I mean, he had
this strong faith.
about it.
He made Christianity cool.
when I started college.
- [acoustic guitar strumming]
How?
in his faith.
It was darker than that.
around before our parents died.
they lost their son.
[hammering]
[Meg]
That he can
look at that...
You okay?
I feel a little bit
Think I might
be bad at my job.
I doubt that.
to the way things were.
I mean, going back
doesn't really work.
And believe me,
I've tried.
I've gone back
to school,
back to brunette.
[hammering]
[bell tolls]
Are you doing okay?
I told you
to stop asking me that.
Oh, believe me,
I wish I could.
Unfortunately,
despite my counsel,
my client is not
interested in money.
Dave, be reasonable.
crew to my front door.
to maximize it for every student.
- Well, actually it does.
- Dana, stop.
I get it.
if it were me?
with a fancy coffee shop.
No offense.
But he knows
how I feel about it.
it's against the law.
'Cause eminent domain
doesn't automatically apply
just because you guys
We're done.
make it to court.
Pearce.
Listen, we gotta change the
Okay, we gotta put a
- Tom?
- Yeah, Tom.
But Saint James built
Hadleigh University years ago.
the school board's actions,
All of these college administrators,
about diversity and
or inclusive to me.
Tom Ellsworth
is trying to strip away
the foundational element
of this university
because he believes that
it is no longer convenient.
But truth
isn't about convenience.
even in a public square
at a state university.
and the university board know
[Pearce] Dude, almost three million views!
the leverage we need?
at the prelim.
- Nice work.
- Thanks.
to get back preaching again.
I'm afraid I'm getting so caught
Is that Pearce?
- Hi, Meg.
Ooh, what's
the deal there?
There's no deal.
ministries we support.
- Nothing.
- Is that my shirt?
- Yeah.
[dog barking]
[chopping]
I can do it myself!
- Yeah, I could.
- Go for it.
- Gotta do better than that.
- It was a warm-up.
[clears throat]
Still warming up?
weak heart of yours.
Ha-ha. Funny guy. Watch this.
Get ready
to yell "timber."
I got a better idea.
Yeah!
- Yeah! Go!
Oh! Yeah!
- [grunts]
- Yes!
Just promise me you'll
plant something new here.
Mom liked
pomegranate trees.
in what we're fighting for?
I do for a living?
Do you think I need
to have the belief system
of every crackhead
I defend to defend 'em?
So, religion has no value except
But people have evolved.
superstition.
- Church has outlived its usefulness.
- Wow!
It's a healthy discourse.
Pearce, people are broken.
They're searching
to those problems, huh?
grapple with those difficult questions.
But, man,
you're my little brother.
I'm helping you.
My relationship with Christ.
The horizontal part,
you and I.
Sometimes we get so
caught up in the vertical
we forget the horizontal,
where Jesus comes in.
are fellow citizens.
and anger out there right now,
it's peace
It's gonna require sacrificing.
of the sacrifice.
[chattering, laughing]
- Hey.
- Hey.
Been better.
Do you know why my mom
divorced my dad?
I was nine...
our church did?
They called her a sinner.
They humiliated her.
What I remember most
is the sound of my mother
crying herself to sleep.
So, yeah,
I get angry sometimes.
[sighs]
I prayed about it.
And?
No answer.
- [all laughing]
Of course
I believed him.
I was seven years old. I
- Did you drink it?
just waiting for
those little bubbles.
Two liters of saltwater.
hand it to Pearce.
- Hear, hear.
- I really thought you were gonna die.
- [Meg laughs]
Hadleigh University is being flooded with
and it seems
Chancellor Ellsworth,
well, taking the brunt
of that anger.
Kayla's asking
for her bedtime story.
[cell phone buzzes]
Don't answer it, Tom.
Hello?
Hello!
Hel... Stop calling me.
[glass shatters]
What?
[Kayla] Daddy!
[tires squealing]
Go on upstairs.
I get the feeling fighting's
not really your thing.
It's inspiring.
chiseling away
at that rock.
Dave.
It means God's
still shaping you.
- [car approaches]
[brakes squeal]
Tom?
I'm getting
Somebody threw a brick
through my window!
- [grunting]
- Pearce!
You brought
engine starts]
Maybe we should
Yeah. I'll...
I didn't realize
Thanks.
by the way.
my signature move.
Works every time.
Let's see.
[sighs]
do that for?
[Josh] Cottonwood Christian Center vs.
Cypress Redevelopment Agency?
I got that.
Give me something else.
Hey, I got
some leftover pizza.
Yeah.
I gave up on it.
Once I spent time
on a college campus,
I realized there was
Ministry's just another way
for me to serve.
Same as you.
Civil rights, social justice.
strike me as a liberal.
- What?
is exclusive to a political agenda.
Do you think that
your religious beliefs
real social change?
No, my beliefs are
the foundation of change.
The belief that every human
social justice warrior.
of children mattered
and regarded women
with honor and dignity
in a cultural moment where a woman's
a long time,
We should follow the example of Jesus
[Dave] Amen.
Pearce for eating before grace.
- Amen.
- Amen.
Pearce] If we go to
trial, we're gonna win.
[Dave] Great.
[sighs] Am I allowed
to talk in there?
Please don't.
of Christian, authentic.
- It's not exactly great timing.
- [clucks]
Three?
It's perfectly fair.
But Saint James' value can't
be measured only in dollars.
The court has no standard
for determining intrinsic value.
Your Honor, Saint James
on this community
for generations.
The university concedes the
plaintiff is not without merit,
but we question
- You brought the lawsuit.
If you want to assess the value of the church
The community
is speaking loudly.
This is what victory feels like.
We're going to court!
Be happy.
- Ow!
- Be happy!
- Stop it.
- Be happy.
Be happy. Oh!
There's my little brother!
suing my friend.
suing anybody.
And number two, I'm going to
Paul tells us that
the language
of both man and angels,
a lot of noise.
Maybe you're
the world's smartest person
to the poor,
over to hardship.
My Bible says, without love...
you're saying nothing.
Without love,
And without love...
[phone buzzing]
Pastor Dave?
- Is it true?
- Adam!
[grunts]
What is wrong
with you?
what is going on?
[indistinct chattering]
[beeping]
[man]
Is this, like,
a mug shot?
Yes. Stand there.
[Newscaster]
After a shocking confrontation
by Reverend David Hill
on Hadleigh campus,
Hadleigh student Adam Richertson.
The college senior has no criminal
record and no history of violence,
[sniffles]
I'm so sorry.
[Teo]
This is beyond messed up.
And Pastor Dave needs to take
having a protest Friday night.
your voice is heard.
Media works both ways.
This gives us
a real shot.
send a gift basket to Reverend Dave.
We condemn the hateful
in the strongest possible terms.
They do not represent the values of
our esteemed Hadleigh University.
We will not stand for
violence or discrimination
regardless of their religious
We've taken the immediate steps
to expel Mr. Richertson,
the state to prosecute him
to the fullest extent
of the law.
should excuse
the actions
of Reverend Dave Hill.
His outburst has made
our position stronger...
that Saint James Church has become a
on Hadleigh University campus.
Good day.
[reporters clamoring]
So, Reverend Hill goes after Ellsworth.
Now Ellsworth fires back.
is caught in the cross fire.
killed somebody.
Everybody knows that.
The judge and jury's
gonna decide that.
who's gonna hold
this reverend accountable?
This reverend
did attack this kid,
That's insane.
Both sides are totally fired up.
Huge protest is planned
for disaster.
That's the sign of the times,
isn't it?
Everybody's yelling.
Nobody's listening.
Nothing makes sense.
Adam never meant
to hurt anyone.
God's mercy here.
Especially
not from Pastor Dave.
to be a man of God.
is that?
than anyone else's?
[scoffs]
Can I show you something?
A friend said this to me
[chuckles]
It was inspiring.
But now...
to ask difficult questions.
But I am.
that this is
in Herod's little jail cell,
and the doubts started
messing with his head.
about this Jesus guy?
about him healing people...
What if
to watch Jesus and report back.
The blind receive their sight.
The lepers are cleansed.
John needed to doubt.
Why, though?
Because uncertainty led
to the pursuit of truth.
I know it hurts...
to be in the fire.
it just might be exactly
where God wants you right now.
[scoffs]
Well, it ain't good.
I guess we're gonna
so that helps.
I just wanna know
I wasn't thinking,
obviously.
in rehashing this, okay?
Sorry, folks.
[alarm beeping]
[alarm stops]
- I'm a mess!
- First, you gotta settle down.
- You can't.
- Watch me.
Pearce.
What?
[keys jingle]
- Dave.
- Hey, Roland.
- Doing all right.
for someone doing all right.
what's important.
I think what's important
is that Christians stop
When is it
our right to fight?
I'm tired of being
pushed around.
I'm tired of turning
the other cheek.
A minute ago,
Mmm. Well...
His patience and kindness.
He managed to preach
the truth
without losing himself
in the bargain.
to the foolish,
he was patient
and never became
a fool himself.
And he was never proud,
David.
This has nothing to do
understand a little better
being attacked.
you're talking to?
I'm a black preacher
You gotta work through the pain.
We cannot respond to hate
we are called to be a light
in the darkness.
I miss Jude.
[sniffles]
I just...
I don't know
Hey there.
Just checking on you.
How about a little adventure?
I'm gonna send you
a dropped pin.
in an hour?
It's where I come
to be alone with God.
I light a candle
for people I'm praying for.
You.
I think you need
to be reminded right now.
God is here.
I'm here.
with Meg.
You screw that up too?
Listen, I'm gonna fly
back to Chicago tonight.
of an attorney friend of mine.
of you. My treat.
we had an argument?
[scoffs]
It's not worth it.
No, I-I think it's worth it.
It's water under the bridge.
I forgave you years ago.
For leaving?
All you.
I wasn't welcome in this house once
I started asking tough questions.
Tough questions?
with how worldly and
forward thinking you were.
I guess your Christian
world five miles outside the county line!
You're right,
I don't know!
you left me
You broke their hearts!
that broke my heart!
do you?
my own faith!
My own sense of God!
[panting]
What am I doing wrong?
Please.
[panting]
for a protest outside
Saint James Church.
- [knocking]
Keaton.
He's tired of feeling
by the people who should
be loving and accepting.
generation's leaving the church?
It's because the whole world
but it's getting harder and
You're right.
if you want.
Sure.
Okay.
[lock clicks]
[door closes]
I needed you to know.
that you'd...
Forgive.
to have it.
I'm so sorry.
[sobbing]
About Jude,
I am so... sorry.
We want to plead
for leniency for Adam.
the state has.
what I saw,
that Jude's death couldn't
will agree to a lesser charge.
to a misdemeanor.
Why?
[sighs]
- You're right.
I truly am.
For everything.
Me too. My part.
[sighs]
the church?
Enough is enough!
The church must go!
Enough is enough!
The church must go!
Enough is enough!
[chanting continues]
This is my church.
The church must go!
Enough is enough!
The church must go!
Enough is enough!
One God!
The church must go!
Enough is enough!
The church must go!
Enough is enough!
[chanting continues]
[Dave]
[Dave] Thank you.
The other night, I stood
before this burnt altar...
Although Saint James
has meant everything to me...
although
I would gladly give all
For you.
So I am withdrawing my
lawsuit against the school
and dropping the charges
to build a new student center,
a long overdue addition
to this campus.
Chancellor Ellsworth
has assured me
a space for our Harbor House,
led by our campus minister,
Josh Wheaton.
As for me...
I'm going to build
a new church.
I don't know where yet,
All of you.
We can build something new
together.
put down those signs.
Please.
Everyone.
other and start listening.
Now, please,
take these candles...
and let's stand together.
Thank you.
[Dave]
Let this candle represent
And love.
And if that flame spreads,
the power can be so overwhelming it
transforms everything around it.
of weeks
of vehement protest
has suddenly become a symbol of
a city divided
is now a community
coming together to heal.
No, I don't think that
Reverend Hill rolled over.
I think that he saw people suffering
He would have won.
He could have given Hadleigh the
He cares more about this community
You're probably on
another phone interview.
Listen, if you're going to do
the media circuit thing,
a big-boy haircut,
clothes shopping.
I'm proud of you,
little brother.
- Hi.
- Hey.
[all cheering]
Congratulations.
I think you're
Thank you.
Thank you.
Good stuff.
What's that?
God is good.
God is good.
[Keaton narrating]
you were never really gone...
He's surely alive
He's surely alive
Roaring
Roaring
- He's roaring
- Roaring
Yeah
- Roaring
- Roaring
- He's roaring
- Let heaven roar
- Father Come shake the ground
- Come shake the ground
- Of revival
- And let heaven roar
- We need your fire
- Come shake the ground
- Shake the ground
- Of revival
Let heaven roar
- If we ever Needed you before
- This world needs you now
Come shake the ground
- Shake this ground
- Of revival
Hallelujah! Whoo!
He's surely alive
He's surely alive
He's living on the inside
- Oh, yeah
- He's surely alive
He's surely alive
- Roaring like a lion
- Roaring
- Roaring
- He's roaring
- Roaring
- Oh, yeah
- Roaring like a lion
- Roaring like a lion
- Roaring
- He's roaring
Roaring
Oh, yeah
And these are they
Out of great tribulation
They have washed their robes
Forevermore
[song ends]
[woman]
Is my soul forever broken?
Is my heart beyond repair?
'Cause my wounds
I'm hoping to God
'Cause I am resilient
And there is no fear in me
I get up
I will rebound
- And there is no fear in me
- I will rebound
- I will rebound
I will rebound
The healing that happened here
can happen anywhere.
I'm Michael Tait
of the Newsboys.
The cure to
what plagues our world
or finger-pointing.
Christ's love shine through us.
The beauty
of the human race
of the human race.
Let's celebrate this.
a movement to show
God is alive
and still working today.
of division and anger and pain,
but God remains good
We just need to
It's our chance to be
a light in darkness.
So let's start right now.
As you leave the theaters,
share a message
of integrity and unity
on social media
and by downloading
a wave of hope
and inspiration online.
Our world desperately
needs to see the light.
Let's share it.
Let's be it.
God bless you.