The biggest reason this movie falls apart is because it is not based in reality and there are likely no cases that even touch this situation. While it does have some nuance and tries to be self-aware, it also throws that out of the window because they are so black and white, this or that.
The main plot is whether or not Pastor Dave's church should be on a public university campus after it's burned down. As the conflict escalates, Pastor David tells a Black Pastor he's tired of being passive and the Black Pastor says "Who do you think you're talking to? I'm a Black Pastor in the Deep South, I can build a whole church with the bricks that have been thrown through my windows." There are sideplots and callbacks that go nowhere and even Newsboys have wore out their welcome by this installment
All in all, it feels like a hollow movie with good bits in there. It iis an improvement over the first two films in some areas like production and limited nuance but overall, it still is a bad film.
I say take it with a grain of salt, it is a GND film after all.
The main plot is whether or not Pastor Dave's church should be on a public university campus after it's burned down. As the conflict escalates, Pastor David tells a Black Pastor he's tired of being passive and the Black Pastor says "Who do you think you're talking to? I'm a Black Pastor in the Deep South, I can build a whole church with the bricks that have been thrown through my windows." There are sideplots and callbacks that go nowhere and even Newsboys have wore out their welcome by this installment
All in all, it feels like a hollow movie with good bits in there. It iis an improvement over the first two films in some areas like production and limited nuance but overall, it still is a bad film.
I say take it with a grain of salt, it is a GND film after all.