Let There Be Light

Kevin Sorbo plays a godless atheist, Sol Harkens, who is morally lost after the death of his son to cancer. He declares at the start of the film that his personal religion is "sex, drugs, and rock and roll", and even likens the Catholic Church to terrorist organisations. However, after a near-death experience in a car crash, in which Sol's heart stops and is declared clinically dead for a total of 6 minutes, he suddenly has a change of heart and decides to find the light in his life again. Sol begins reading the word of the bible and gets himself baptised. After he has devoted himself to Christianity, he begins to woo back his ex-wife and the two decide to develop an app in order to share God's message with the world.

Based on Kevin Sorbo's own personal experience, he directs and stars in the film, which was co-written by his wife, Sam Sorbo, and Dan Gordon.