
Grace Wesley is a high school history teacher when she is asked an honest question about Jesus in a public school. Her reasoned response lands her in deep trouble in a court case that could cost her the career she loves. The principal and the superintendent and a zealous civil liberties group join forces against Grace wanting to expel God from the classroom and the public square-once and for all. Tom Endler is a lawyer with the teachers union who represents Grace. What makes it interesting is that Tom doesn't even believe in the cause that he is representing.
The characters are updated in this book so it is not necessary to have seen the first movie. This story did start out slow for me..had trouble getting into the story line but halfway through I found it to be enjoyable and was trying to see just how the lawyer is going to pull it off and get Grace acquitted. With each passing day, the name of Jesus is welcomed less and less in the public square. If Christians don't take a stand today, will we even have the choice tomorrow? Where will you stand?
Thanks to Tyndale Publishers for this free copy just for my honest opinion.
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