Using groundbreaking evidence from the fields of biology, cosmology, and molecular biology, an upcoming documentary confronts the atheist narrative that the universe spontaneously arose from nothing.
“The Story of Everything,” set to hit theaters April 30, “takes audiences on a cinematic journey from the star-forming regions of the cosmos to the intricate architecture of living cells — revealing unmistakable signs of intentional design woven throughout nature,” a recent press release states.
The film was produced by Brian Bird (When Calls the Heart) alongside Jason Pamer and Jens Jacob of Sypher Studios (After Death, the No. 1 grossing faith documentary of all time, according to the press release). The film was also backed by the Christian think tank Discovery Institute.
The film features the work of Stephen Meyer, the director of the Discovery Institute’s Center for Science and Culture, and includes interviews with Jay W. Richards, John Lennox, and Peter Thiel.
“This film doesn’t ask audiences to believe without evidence — it shows them the evidence,” Meyer said. “The Story of Everything tells nothing less than the story of the scientific rediscovery of the evidence for the existence of God.”
Investigative journalist Lee Strobel, who wrote The Case for Christ, is an executive producer for the film.
“I’ve spent decades investigating whether belief in God stands up to scrutiny,” Strobel said. “What makes The Story of Everything compelling is its focus on scientific evidence and its invitation for audiences to examine the data for themselves.”