In an office cubicle in southern Idaho, two fathers grapple with life’s challenges in a hopeful story of resilience, unexpected connection, and what we leave for future generations.

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After meeting at their daughters’ daycare, Keith, a Black mortgage broker, and Ryan, a white yogurt plant worker, form an unexpected friendship. As they navigate the confounding terms of a loan, what begins as an exchange of paperwork soon reveals hidden struggles, life-altering choices, and a profound exploration of fatherhood, family, and the ties that bind us. With Samuel D. Hunter’s signature empathy and humor, A Case for the Existence of God unfolds as a meditation on human connection, resilience, and the shared search for meaning.