God's timing is always perfect and that couldn't be more true for the latest installment of the "God's Not Dead" franchise. David A.R. White is starring in "God's Not Dead: In God We Trust" that is set to hit theaters on September 12th. David sits down with nine-time Emmy winner David Sams to talk about how the movie centers on contemporary issues related to faith and politics. David answers the crucial question: Does God still have a place in politics? Here the answer for yourself and be encouraged to make your voice heard this election season.

Did you know that 40 million Christians don’t vote? The latest “God’s Not Dead” movie is on a mission to change that, and it starts with letting people know their voices deserve to be heard. “God’s Not Dead: In God We Trust” is in theaters September 12th. Nine-time Emmy winner David Sams sits down with Scott Baio who stars in the film. Scott is best known for his roles as Chachi in TV's iconic shows like “Happy Days” and “Joanie Loves Chachi” and Charles in “Charles In Charge.” Scott now has entered the faith-based movie scene and talks about why it’s the right move for him. He also shares his thoughts on the political climate we are facing and why he believes God still has a place in politics. More at GodsNotDead.com.

When one dream fades, it can often be the dawn of a new one! The story of President Ronald Reagan is filled with overcoming the odds—making his way from small-town roots, to Hollywood stardom, and then onto sitting in the White House. The movie "Reagan" hits the theaters nationwide on August 30th. Actor Dennis Quaid takes on the role of the 40th President, and brings to life a story that transcends the boundaries of a typical biopic. Nine-time Emmy winner David Sams catches up with Dennis, who's at the Reagan Ranch, to delve into the years of preparation needed to make this movie possible. Dennis also discusses the personal connection he had to Reagan, the non-political nature the film takes, and the overarching themes of love and determination.

You may know her for the more than two dozen books and Bible studies she’s written, or for her popular conferences with Going Beyond Ministries, but this month you’ll be able to see her on the big screen once again. Priscilla Shirer is starring in the latest Kendrick Brothers’ film, “The Forge,” that hits theaters on August 23rd. Nine-time Emmy winner David Sams catches up with the actress to discuss her involvement in the movie “The Forge” and the importance of discipleship. Priscilla shares personal stories of how she has been impacted by discipleship in her own life and emphasizes the role that every believer can play in mentoring and guiding others. She also highlights the unique approach of the Kendrick Brothers in creating films that prioritize biblical principles and encourage viewers to deepen their relationship with God.

"Whoever wants the next generation the most, will get them." We are all role models to someone in this world, and we can have a positive impact. The Kendrick Brothers are the creators of film hits like "War Room," "Overcomer," and "Courageous." Now, after years of prayer, their new movie "The Forge" is set out to inspire those of us to become mentors to the next generation, and for young men and women to realize the purpose their lives have. Nine-time Emmy winner David Sams sits down with director Alex Kendrick ahead of "The Forge's" August 23rd release date to learn why this film is special to him and his brothers. Alex talks about discipleship he received in his own life, the mentorship he's giving to his sons and their friends, and why he thinks this movie can spark a movement across the globe.

Drug-dealer-turned-Christian is the latest role for Oscar winning actor Cuba Gooding, Jr. "The Firing Squad" is in theaters August 2nd and Cuba's starring role has him reflecting on his own faith journey. It's based on the incredible true story of prisoners who found faith while facing execution in a third world country and their love for Christ changes the eternal destiny of others. Nine-time Emmy winner David Sams has Cuba in person at the homestead to talk about his childhood, this latest role, and why he says it's time to "get back to God." 

If you're wondering if there's any hope out there, let Kevin Sorbo shine down a light. His new film: "The Firing Squad" is based on the incredible true story of three prisoners who find faith and redemption while facing execution in a third world country. Kevin, who first rose to fame as TV's "Hercules," has appeared in films like the box office hit "God's Not Dead" and his own studio film "Let There Be Light." Nine-time Emmy winner David Sams sits down with the actor to discuss the future of his inspirational film endeavors, his thoughts on the current state of the country and the power of prayer in his personal life. "The Firing Squad" is in theaters nation-wide starting August 2nd.

Three-time Grammy nominee and American Idol finalist Danny Gokey is back at the Contagious Influencers of America podcast studio ahead of his new album drop. “Sound of Heaven” is set to be released on July 26th. Nine-time Emmy winner David Sams asks Danny all sorts of burning questions about his Latin influence in music, his ultimate dream in life, his growing non-profit that is improving the lives of others across the country, and how Danny remembers fellow AI alumna and legendary artist Mandisa.

Let’s hear your “ROOOAR!” Grammy Award-winning Christian singer/songwriter Brandon Lake is known for his inspiring, heartfelt music, but he’s on a new journey with his wife, Brittany, to help young children experience the power of faith. The couple wrote a new children’s book called: “Little Lion Lungs.” It’s inspired by the words of Brandon’s worship song “Gratitude” and helps your family show your gratitude to God for all He’s done. Nine-time Emmy winner David Sams catches up with Brandon and Brittany about writing the book, raising three boys, and their love story, including the part about a hot tub.

Want to learn how to turn fear into faith, tragedy into triumph, suffering into strength? Taya Kyle was thrusted into the national scene when her husband, Chris Kyle, became known as one of America’s greatest heroes. His story was told in the book and movie, “American Sniper.” After Chris’ death at a shooting range in Texas, Taya is continuing to honor his life as a bestselling author and speaker. Taya joins nine-time Emmy winner David Sams to talk about how she finds hope and healing through the grief, all while raising strong children. You can learn more about Taya and her foundation: “Taya and Chris Kyle Family – Service Marriage Strong” that helps military and first responder families at tackf.org.

Be ready to be moved to tears and ignite a fire into your soul to fight for kids this July 4th. The movie "Sound of Hope: The Story of Possum Trot" is inspired by a powerful true story where a rural church in East Texas adopted 77 of the "most difficult to place" children in the foster care system. It's a story that proves with real, determined love, the battle for America's most vulnerable can be won. Nine-time Emmy winner David Sams catches up with the writer and producer Rebekah Weigel in between movie premieres to hear why this story is a passion project for her and her husband. Learn more about "Sound of Hope: The Story of Possum Trot" and get showtimes at https://angel.com/SoundofHope.

When you’ve spent the better part of your life making people laugh, it can be hard to imagine a life filled with darkness and tragedy, but the Chonda Pierce has learned how to be at peace with it all. Nine-time Emmy winner David Sams sits down with the award-winning comedian, TV host, and actress. Chonda digs deep into family secrets, untimely deaths, and severed relationships that shaped her into who she is today. She also delivers encouragement to those enduring similar circumstances, sharing how she builds a humor mindset to shift stress and pain. Chonda’s latest book: “Life is Funny Until It’s Not” makes her life story more relatable than ever.

“Your family, they aren’t in the way, they are the way.” The remarkable true story of the Smallbones is hits the silver screen with "Unsung Hero." Luke Smallbone, a quadruple GRAMMY®-winning artist and one-half of the pop-duo “for King + Country,” sits down with nine-time Emmy winner David Sams to talk about the movie and his family's road to success. It follows the dad, David Smallbone (played by Luke’s brother and music partner, Joel) who moves his large family from the Down Under to America for a brighter future. Ultimately, it’s their mom’s faith and love that inspires the family to persevere. In the end, the children go on to become two of the most successful acts in Christian music history: for King + Country and Rebecca St. James. Hear what Luke has to say about being a producer on the film and what he hopes people will take away from the movie.