Why is the Gospel of Love dividing America?
As a church-attending Christian, Dan Merchant (read our exclusive interview with him) was an interested bystander in the Culture Wars. Try as he might, he was having trouble figuring out what made the rhetoric so divisive, hyper, and most often, angry.
He put on a bumper-sticker-clad jumpsuit and traveled across America to find the answer. After talking with scores of men and women on streets all across the nation, and also interviewing many well-known activists in the Culture Wars, Dan realized that the public discussion of faith doesn't have to be contentious.
With humor more common in a comedy-sketch program than a documentary, Lord, Save Us provides a provocative, funny, and redemptive discussion that is sure to continue long after the credits run.
It's the movie that has everyone talking. No, really, everyone! Throughout the movie, Dan talks with countless people to hear their stories...and to share those tales with you. Everyday people like us, and well-known people like:
Best-selling author William Paul Young (The Shack)
Comedian/Senator Al Franken
Former Senator Rick Santorum (champion of the Religious Right)
Noted "liberal evangelical" Tony Campolo
Conservative radio host Michael Reagan (son of former President Reagan)
Other cameos and clips include: Bono, George Clooney, Jerry Falwell, Stephen Colbert and many more.
Yes, you have never heard faith talked about, or seen it lived out, as you will in Lord, Save Us.
Save when you share the conversation. Buy in a 5-pack or 10-pack to share with your friends.
Film Festivals:
Official Selection Faith On Film Festival, Australia (July 2008)
Official Selection, Heartland Film Festival (Oct. 2008)
Official Selection, Sedona Film Festival (February 2009)
Winner, Best Film of Festival, Attic Film Festival (March 2009)
Official Selection, Moonlight Film Festival (April 2009)
Awards:
Winner - People’s Award 2009 Belief Net Film Award
Best Spiritual Documentary of 2008 - Nominated Resource of the Year 2008, Culture category, Outreach magazine
Winner - Judges’ Award 2009 Belief Net Film Awards
Best Film Of Festival - Attic Film Festival, March 2009
The Conversation starts now.
As a church-attending Christian, Dan Merchant (read our exclusive interview with him) was an interested bystander in the Culture Wars. Try as he might, he was having trouble figuring out what made the rhetoric so divisive, hyper, and most often, angry.
He put on a bumper-sticker-clad jumpsuit and traveled across America to find the answer. After talking with scores of men and women on streets all across the nation, and also interviewing many well-known activists in the Culture Wars, Dan realized that the public discussion of faith doesn't have to be contentious.
With humor more common in a comedy-sketch program than a documentary, Lord, Save Us provides a provocative, funny, and redemptive discussion that is sure to continue long after the credits run.
It's the movie that has everyone talking. No, really, everyone! Throughout the movie, Dan talks with countless people to hear their stories...and to share those tales with you. Everyday people like us, and well-known people like:
Best-selling author William Paul Young (The Shack)
Comedian/Senator Al Franken
Former Senator Rick Santorum (champion of the Religious Right)
Noted "liberal evangelical" Tony Campolo
Conservative radio host Michael Reagan (son of former President Reagan)
Other cameos and clips include: Bono, George Clooney, Jerry Falwell, Stephen Colbert and many more.
Yes, you have never heard faith talked about, or seen it lived out, as you will in Lord, Save Us.
Save when you share the conversation. Buy in a 5-pack or 10-pack to share with your friends.
Film Festivals:
Official Selection Faith On Film Festival, Australia (July 2008)
Official Selection, Heartland Film Festival (Oct. 2008)
Official Selection, Sedona Film Festival (February 2009)
Winner, Best Film of Festival, Attic Film Festival (March 2009)
Official Selection, Moonlight Film Festival (April 2009)
Awards:
Winner - People’s Award 2009 Belief Net Film Award
Best Spiritual Documentary of 2008 - Nominated Resource of the Year 2008, Culture category, Outreach magazine
Winner - Judges’ Award 2009 Belief Net Film Awards
Best Film Of Festival - Attic Film Festival, March 2009
The Conversation starts now.
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