Jerry Falwell, known for his multifaceted career in religious broadcasting and political activism, also made a significant mark in the film industry with his effort in "Vote Jesus: The Chronicles of Ken Stevenson" (2009). This unique feature film not only reflects Falwell's commitment to his faith but is also a noteworthy entry in the niche genre of faith-based cinema. For collectors, this film represents a pivotal moment in the intersection of evangelical messaging and mainstream film production, making it a sought-after item for those interested in the evolution of religious narratives on screen. As physical media continues to thrive, collectors are drawn to Falwell's work for its historical context and the blend of entertainment with moral discourse. "Vote Jesus" stands out on VHS and DVD for its limited releases, often accompanied by unique cover art and special features that delve into the making of the film. With a dedicated fan base eager to own a piece of this cinematic history, Falwell's contributions remain a fascinating topic for both film historians and collectors alike.