Thousands of Americans traveled hundreds of miles to be in Alabama in the autumn of 2003 as Chief Justice Roy Moore faced a showdown with the federal court over the issue of whether, as Judge Myron Thompson described it, the state could acknowledge God. Steadfast, Chief Justice Moore gave up his prestige, his power, and his pension to acknowledge God as the Bible commands.

In this video documentary, Valor Visual Media takes you behind the scenes and lets you meet the man Roy Moore while also hearing his attorneys, associates, and friends tell the behind-the-scenes story of what happened in Alabama. It’s story you will never forget.

Part I in this set, “Remember the Alamo!”, introduces the historical basis for the acknowledgement of God and shows the court's rejection of God through the maxim, “separation of church and state.” In addition, this part covers the life of Roy Moore from his birth to the beginning of the 1997 case attacking prayer and the Ten Commandments in his Gadsden, Alabama courtroom.

Part II, “Kiss the Son,” explains the Scriptural basis for the acknowledgement of God in the United States. The story picks up where Part I leaves off, taking Judge Moore to victory over the plaque case, and then propelling him into office as the Chief Justice of Alabama.

Part III, “Here I Stand,” goes in-depth on the trials to remove the Ten Commandments monument from the Alabama Judicial Building as well as Chief Justice Moore from office. The Christian and anti-Christian arguments come to the surface. Finally, we witness the immediate positive impacts of the controversy.