Perhaps the best of the series, God’s Not Dead: A Light in Darkness is a religious drama that tackles provocative and controversial social issues. When a university uses an arson attack on a historic church as an excuse to remove it from the campus they set off a legal battle about religious liberty that ignites the passions of the community. Unlike the other two films in the series (which have an ensemble style), the plot focuses on one central story. Yet it still manages to address many of the issues that the Church and Christians are dealing with in an increasingly hostile culture. Also, David A.R. White proves to be a pretty good actor and capable of being the lead; which is a considerable step-up from his supporting roles in the previous films. God’s Not Dead: A Light in Darkness is a nice capstone on the trilogy that’s spiritually moving and compelling.