Now, granted, I don't actually think this is leading up to any kind of Evangelical Author Avengers featuring, let's say, Strobel, Tim LaHaye, Bishop T.D. Lo and behold, like a holier Han Solo, Strobel is now the main character of his own "spin-off prequel" of sorts, also called The Case for Christ, and distributed and produced by Pure Flix (with Triple Horse Studios). One of the Christian celebrities who appeared in the film was journalist-turned-pastor-and-author Lee Strobel, playing himself as a witness for the heroine's defense, and plugging his Christian apologetic book The Case for Christ. God's Not Dead 2 ended with a tease for a part three, but that's not all it did.
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